toor

to chase after; to pursue; to keep up with


feli

From Proto-Austronesian *bəʀay (“to give”). Compare Malay beri (“give”).


sacakat

to go uphill; to move up an incline; to ascend


sakafongen

to wear something on the head; to carry on the head


kalic

to ride; to climb; to ride (in a vehicle)


masadak

to go from inside to outside; to appear; to go out


mi'adimaceng

to collect/harvest wingleaf soapberry (western soapberry/Sapindus saponaria)


minaliti'ay

to collect/ harvest silvergrass (Miscanthus)


karafirang

to be short-tempered; to be easy to get upset


cangal

to hate;/to detest because something is not enough


kerid

to guide; to lead; to take someone somewhere


paon^on

to convey/publicize government decree by shouting/yelling


papiceli'en

to ask someone to scold/ blame other person


patarimasa'en

to make something equipped with a ditch/trench


papiondokayen

to make someone to participate sports event


pakayapen

to make someone to wear/bind a loincloth


pasanengsengen

to make someone handsome/good-looking/dashing


paca'elayen

to let someone put on (a necklace/shawl)


mikonayat

to lengthen by pulling; to stretch; to elongate


patayra

to send; to deliver; to let something sent


enemen

to ask for six things; to request six objects


micidapay

to spread to and affect; to spread and influence; to involve


palodisen

to make something (sea/lake) choppy; rough


aenemay

to have six things; to possess six objects


madicadic

to submerge; to inundate; to drown by water


cifinacadan

to have ethnic groups; there is ethnic groups in a place


malafinacadan

to let some people become an ethnic group


kasangasawen

to regard some people as family /clan; to treat some people as family


pa'alepaden

to make some people in flocks /in groups


palopisaken

to disperse; to spread out; to let something dispersed


maolah

Maolah kako to fu’is, kiso i ?

2021 March 30, “Fu'is”performed by Triple Deer:


tangic

Inherited from Proto-Austronesian *Caŋis.