taratib

totaratib (exclusive first-person plural)
fotaratib (first-person plural)
mitaratib (first-person plural)
notaratib (exclusive plural second-person)
nitaratib (plural second-person)
otaratib (masculine plural third-person)
itaratib (masculine third-person)
yotaratib (masculine third-person)
motaratib (feminine masculine)
itaratib (feminine)
yotaratib (feminine)
itaratib (masculine neuter)
itaratib (neuter)
yotaratib (neuter)

From Indonesian tertib, from Arabic تَرْتِيب (tartīb, “order, sequence”).


tasmin

schooling bannerfish
schooling bannerfish

the pennant coralfish and/or the schooling bannerfish (Heniochus acuminatus, Heniochus diphreutes)


tatabola

any (or all) of several species of fish in Toxotes; the archerfish


tatameri

any (or all) of the several following fish: Zenopsis nebulosa, Zenopsis conchifer, Antigonia rhomboidea, Mene maculata, and fish in the family Leiognathidae


tawasela

the Moluccan albizia (Falcataria moluccana)


tatabuan

تتبوان (Jawi)

Said by de Clercq to be of Classical Malay [Term?] origin.
Affixed te- + tabuhan.

a set of a double row of gong chimes, the totobuang


tatapa

Possibly adapted from Indonesian tetampah.


ponoso

toponoso (exclusive first-person plural)
foponoso (first-person plural)
miponoso (first-person plural)
noponoso (exclusive plural second-person)
niponoso (plural second-person)
oponoso (masculine plural third-person)
iponoso (masculine third-person)
yoponoso (masculine third-person)
moponoso (feminine masculine)
iponoso (feminine)
yoponoso (feminine)
iponoso (masculine neuter)
iponoso (neuter)
yoponoso (neuter)


tegotego

totegotego (exclusive first-person plural)
fotegotego (first-person plural)
mitegotego (first-person plural)
notegotego (exclusive plural second-person)
nitegotego (plural second-person)
otegotego (masculine plural third-person)
itegotego (masculine third-person)
yotegotego (masculine third-person)
motegotego (feminine masculine)
itegotego (feminine)
yotegotego (feminine)
itegotego (masculine neuter)
itegotego (neuter)
yotegotego (neuter)

(intransitive) to sit relaxedly, leisurely


tigalo

From older تڠݢالو (tinggalu), from Classical Malay تڠݢالوڠ (tenggalung).

Viverra tangalunga
Viverra tangalunga#Translingual


tetateta

totetateta (exclusive first-person plural)
fotetateta (first-person plural)
mitetateta (first-person plural)
notetateta (exclusive plural second-person)
nitetateta (plural second-person)
otetateta (masculine plural third-person)
itetateta (masculine third-person)
yotetateta (masculine third-person)
motetateta (feminine masculine)
itetateta (feminine)
yotetateta (feminine)
itetateta (masculine neuter)
itetateta (neuter)
yotetateta (neuter)


تڠݢالو

From Classical Malay تڠݢالوڠ (tenggalung).


ngunu

From Proto-North Halmahera *ŋunuŋ (“nose”).


tibako

totibako (exclusive first-person plural)
fotibako (first-person plural)
mitibako (first-person plural)
notibako (exclusive plural second-person)
nitibako (plural second-person)
otibako (masculine plural third-person)
itibako (masculine third-person)
yotibako (masculine third-person)
motibako (feminine masculine)
itibako (feminine)
yotibako (feminine)
itibako (masculine neuter)
itibako (neuter)
yotibako (neuter)


tiadi

totiadi (exclusive first-person plural)
fotiadi (first-person plural)
mitiadi (first-person plural)
notiadi (exclusive plural second-person)
nitiadi (plural second-person)
otiadi (masculine plural third-person)
itiadi (masculine third-person)
yotiadi (masculine third-person)
motiadi (feminine masculine)
itiadi (feminine)
yotiadi (feminine)
itiadi (masculine neuter)
itiadi (neuter)
yotiadi (neuter)


tiahi

totiahi (exclusive first-person plural)
fotiahi (first-person plural)
mitiahi (first-person plural)
notiahi (exclusive plural second-person)
nitiahi (plural second-person)
otiahi (masculine plural third-person)
itiahi (masculine third-person)
yotiahi (masculine third-person)
motiahi (feminine masculine)
itiahi (feminine)
yotiahi (feminine)
itiahi (masculine neuter)
itiahi (neuter)
yotiahi (neuter)

una okoko tiahi


tinggalu

تڠݢالو (Jawi)


teoteo

toteoteo (exclusive first-person plural)
foteoteo (first-person plural)
miteoteo (first-person plural)
noteoteo (exclusive plural second-person)
niteoteo (plural second-person)
oteoteo (masculine plural third-person)
iteoteo (masculine third-person)
yoteoteo (masculine third-person)
moteoteo (feminine masculine)
iteoteo (feminine)
yoteoteo (feminine)
iteoteo (masculine neuter)
iteoteo (neuter)
yoteoteo (neuter)


teoteo

any of the trees Cordia myxa, Cordia blancoi, and Cordia dichotoma


tilatila

a Alternative form of tila (“rice barn”)


لاکو

From Proto-North Halmahera *lako (“eye”).


جڠوت

سوسي جڠوت


jongutu

sosi jongutu


toteo

tototeo (exclusive first-person plural)
fototeo (first-person plural)
mitoteo (first-person plural)
nototeo (exclusive plural second-person)
nitoteo (plural second-person)
ototeo (masculine plural third-person)
itoteo (masculine third-person)
yototeo (masculine third-person)
mototeo (feminine masculine)
itoteo (feminine)
yototeo (feminine)
itoteo (masculine neuter)
itoteo (neuter)
yototeo (neuter)

Partial reduplication of teo (“seawater”)

(stative) Alternative form of teoteo (“to be salty”)


toteo

Alternative form of teoteo (“Cordia Myxa, Cordia blancoi, Cordia dichotoma”)


todoha

totodoha (exclusive first-person plural)
fotodoha (first-person plural)
mitodoha (first-person plural)
notodoha (exclusive plural second-person)
nitodoha (plural second-person)
otodoha (masculine plural third-person)
itodoha (masculine third-person)
yotodoha (masculine third-person)
motodoha (feminine masculine)
itodoha (feminine)
yotodoha (feminine)
itodoha (masculine neuter)
itodoha (neuter)
yotodoha (neuter)

(transitive) to divide into five parts or pieces


tofan

From Malay tofan, from Arabic طُوفَان (ṭūfān), from Classical Syriac ܛܰܘܦܳܢܳܐ (ṭawpānā).

Arabic طُوفَان (ṭūfān)


tofahe

totofahe (exclusive first-person plural)
fotofahe (first-person plural)
mitofahe (first-person plural)
notofahe (exclusive plural second-person)
nitofahe (plural second-person)
otofahe (masculine plural third-person)
itofahe (masculine third-person)
yotofahe (masculine third-person)
motofahe (feminine masculine)
itofahe (feminine)
yotofahe (feminine)
itofahe (masculine neuter)
itofahe (neuter)
yotofahe (neuter)


ڤتريٰ

ڤترا ڤترا#Ternate

(proscribed) Alternative form of ڤترا (putra, “prince”).


ڤترا

From Classical Malay ڤوترا (putra), from Sanskrit पुत्र (putra).


toduku

تدوکو (Jawi)
totoduku (exclusive first-person plural)
fotoduku (first-person plural)
mitoduku (first-person plural)
notoduku (exclusive plural second-person)
nitoduku (plural second-person)
otoduku (masculine plural third-person)
itoduku (masculine third-person)
yotoduku (masculine third-person)
motoduku (feminine masculine)
itoduku (feminine)
yotoduku (feminine)
itoduku (masculine neuter)
itoduku (neuter)
yotoduku (neuter)

(stative) to lie athwart, to be in the way


tohoko

Said to be onomatopoeiatic by de Clercq.


tokalo

totokalo (exclusive first-person plural)
fotokalo (first-person plural)
mitokalo (first-person plural)
notokalo (exclusive plural second-person)
nitokalo (plural second-person)
otokalo (masculine plural third-person)
itokalo (masculine third-person)
yotokalo (masculine third-person)
motokalo (feminine masculine)
itokalo (feminine)
yotokalo (feminine)
itokalo (masculine neuter)
itokalo (neuter)
yotokalo (neuter)


nyoa

According to de Clercq (pg. 352), this is an unidentified loan.


tolagumi

a forest clearer, one who clears (cuts down) a forested region


tolofuku

totolofuku (exclusive first-person plural)
fotolofuku (first-person plural)
mitolofuku (first-person plural)
notolofuku (exclusive plural second-person)
nitolofuku (plural second-person)
otolofuku (masculine plural third-person)
itolofuku (masculine third-person)
yotolofuku (masculine third-person)
motolofuku (feminine masculine)
itolofuku (feminine)
yotolofuku (feminine)
itolofuku (masculine neuter)
itolofuku (neuter)
yotolofuku (neuter)


tolabane

totolabane (exclusive first-person plural)
fotolabane (first-person plural)
mitolabane (first-person plural)
notolabane (exclusive plural second-person)
nitolabane (plural second-person)
otolabane (masculine plural third-person)
itolabane (masculine third-person)
yotolabane (masculine third-person)
motolabane (feminine masculine)
itolabane (feminine)
yotolabane (feminine)
itolabane (masculine neuter)
itolabane (neuter)
yotolabane (neuter)

From tola + pane (“to ride”), with sequential voicing.


tolabutu

totolabutu (exclusive first-person plural)
fotolabutu (first-person plural)
mitolabutu (first-person plural)
notolabutu (exclusive plural second-person)
nitolabutu (plural second-person)
otolabutu (masculine plural third-person)
itolabutu (masculine third-person)
yotolabutu (masculine third-person)
motolabutu (feminine masculine)
itolabutu (feminine)
yotolabutu (feminine)
itolabutu (masculine neuter)
itolabutu (neuter)
yotolabutu (neuter)


toniru

totoniru (exclusive first-person plural)
fotoniru (first-person plural)
mitoniru (first-person plural)
notoniru (exclusive plural second-person)
nitoniru (plural second-person)
otoniru (masculine plural third-person)
itoniru (masculine third-person)
yotoniru (masculine third-person)
motoniru (feminine masculine)
itoniru (feminine)
yotoniru (feminine)
itoniru (masculine neuter)
itoniru (neuter)
yotoniru (neuter)


fanili

From the obsolete Dutch vanielje (cf. Modern Dutch vanille), from French vanille, from Spanish vainilla.


taniru

totaniru (exclusive first-person plural)
fotaniru (first-person plural)
mitaniru (first-person plural)
notaniru (exclusive plural second-person)
nitaniru (plural second-person)
otaniru (masculine plural third-person)
itaniru (masculine third-person)
yotaniru (masculine third-person)
motaniru (feminine masculine)
itaniru (feminine)
yotaniru (feminine)
itaniru (masculine neuter)
itaniru (neuter)
yotaniru (neuter)


tolole

totolole (exclusive first-person plural)
fotolole (first-person plural)
mitolole (first-person plural)
notolole (exclusive plural second-person)
nitolole (plural second-person)
otolole (masculine plural third-person)
itolole (masculine third-person)
yotolole (masculine third-person)
motolole (feminine masculine)
itolole (feminine)
yotolole (feminine)
itolole (masculine neuter)
itolole (neuter)
yotolole (neuter)


goraka

togoraka (exclusive first-person plural)
fogoraka (first-person plural)
migoraka (first-person plural)
nogoraka (exclusive plural second-person)
nigoraka (plural second-person)
ogoraka (masculine plural third-person)
igoraka (masculine third-person)
yogoraka (masculine third-person)
mogoraka (feminine masculine)
igoraka (feminine)
yogoraka (feminine)
igoraka (masculine neuter)
igoraka (neuter)
yogoraka (neuter)


cidako

چيداکو (Jawi)

Said by de Clercq to come from Makasar [Term?]. Cognate with Ambonese Malay cidaku (“loincloth”).

a loincloth, particularly one made of bark


wigowigo

Reduplication of wigo (“to swing, sway”)


au doro

mina miau idoro

she miscarried (literally, “her blood fell”)

(intransitive, possessed) to miscarry, to have a miscarriage


أكو

أكو ؤواة سکالي٢ أن إهورو سسيرة

it is absolutely not allowed that they paddle earlier


wosawosa

towosawosa (exclusive first-person plural)
fowosawosa (first-person plural)
miwosawosa (first-person plural)
nowosawosa (exclusive plural second-person)
niwosawosa (plural second-person)
owosawosa (masculine plural third-person)
iwosawosa (masculine third-person)
yowosawosa (masculine third-person)
mowosawosa (feminine masculine)
iwosawosa (feminine)
yowosawosa (feminine)
iwosawosa (masculine neuter)
iwosawosa (neuter)
yowosawosa (neuter)


kurusi

From Malay kursi, from Arabic كُرْسِيّ (kursiyy).


dopolo cumu

mina midopolo icumu

she has a headache (literally, “her head stings”)

(intransitive, possessed) to have a headache; for one's head to ache


hio mada

tohio mada (exclusive first-person plural)
fohio mada (first-person plural)
mihio mada (first-person plural)
nohio mada (exclusive plural second-person)
nihio mada (plural second-person)
ohio mada (masculine plural third-person)
ihio mada (masculine third-person)
yohio mada (masculine third-person)
mohio mada (feminine masculine)
ihio mada (feminine)
yohio mada (feminine)
ihio mada (masculine neuter)
ihio mada (neuter)
yohio mada (neuter)

una ohio mada


taadim

der

Arabic تَعْظِيم (taʕẓīm)


taadim

تعظيم (Jawi)
totaadim (exclusive first-person plural)
fotaadim (first-person plural)
mitaadim (first-person plural)
notaadim (exclusive plural second-person)
nitaadim (plural second-person)
otaadim (masculine plural third-person)
itaadim (masculine third-person)
yotaadim (masculine third-person)
motaadim (feminine masculine)
itaadim (feminine)
yotaadim (feminine)
itaadim (masculine neuter)
itaadim (neuter)
yotaadim (neuter)

Arabic تَعْظِيم (taʕẓīm)

ngomi mitaadim ena


تعظيم

Arabic تَعْظِيم (taʕẓīm)


تعظيم

Arabic تَعْظِيم (taʕẓīm)

ڠومي ميتعظيم اين ― ngomi mitaadim ena ― we (excl.) revere it


torari

totorari (exclusive first-person plural)
fotorari (first-person plural)
mitorari (first-person plural)
notorari (exclusive plural second-person)
nitorari (plural second-person)
otorari (masculine plural third-person)
itorari (masculine third-person)
yotorari (masculine third-person)
motorari (feminine masculine)
itorari (feminine)
yotorari (feminine)
itorari (masculine neuter)
itorari (neuter)
yotorari (neuter)

(transitive) to face, to turn one's face towards


toreba

totoreba (exclusive first-person plural)
fotoreba (first-person plural)
mitoreba (first-person plural)
notoreba (exclusive plural second-person)
nitoreba (plural second-person)
otoreba (masculine plural third-person)
itoreba (masculine third-person)
yotoreba (masculine third-person)
motoreba (feminine masculine)
itoreba (feminine)
yotoreba (feminine)
itoreba (masculine neuter)
itoreba (neuter)
yotoreba (neuter)


torifa

totorifa (exclusive first-person plural)
fotorifa (first-person plural)
mitorifa (first-person plural)
notorifa (exclusive plural second-person)
nitorifa (plural second-person)
otorifa (masculine plural third-person)
itorifa (masculine third-person)
yotorifa (masculine third-person)
motorifa (feminine masculine)
itorifa (feminine)
yotorifa (feminine)
itorifa (masculine neuter)
itorifa (neuter)
yotorifa (neuter)


torara

totorara (exclusive first-person plural)
fotorara (first-person plural)
mitorara (first-person plural)
notorara (exclusive plural second-person)
nitorara (plural second-person)
otorara (masculine plural third-person)
itorara (masculine third-person)
yotorara (masculine third-person)
motorara (feminine masculine)
itorara (feminine)
yotorara (feminine)
itorara (masculine neuter)
itorara (neuter)
yotorara (neuter)


torifu

totorifu (exclusive first-person plural)
fotorifu (first-person plural)
mitorifu (first-person plural)
notorifu (exclusive plural second-person)
nitorifu (plural second-person)
otorifu (masculine plural third-person)
itorifu (masculine third-person)
yotorifu (masculine third-person)
motorifu (feminine masculine)
itorifu (feminine)
yotorifu (feminine)
itorifu (masculine neuter)
itorifu (neuter)
yotorifu (neuter)


totofuku

Alternative form of totofuko (“starfruit”)


totofuko

تتفوکو (Jawi)

Averrhoa carambola
Averrhoa carambola#Translingual


torihi

توريهي (Jawi)
totorihi (exclusive first-person plural)
fotorihi (first-person plural)
mitorihi (first-person plural)
notorihi (exclusive plural second-person)
nitorihi (plural second-person)
otorihi (masculine plural third-person)
itorihi (masculine third-person)
yotorihi (masculine third-person)
motorihi (feminine masculine)
itorihi (feminine)
yotorihi (feminine)
itorihi (masculine neuter)
itorihi (neuter)
yotorihi (neuter)

(intransitive, of a boat, etc.) to run aground

(intransitive, of a boat, etc.) to get into shallow water


totifa

tototifa (exclusive first-person plural)
fototifa (first-person plural)
mitotifa (first-person plural)
nototifa (exclusive plural second-person)
nitotifa (plural second-person)
ototifa (masculine plural third-person)
itotifa (masculine third-person)
yototifa (masculine third-person)
mototifa (feminine masculine)
itotifa (feminine)
yototifa (feminine)
itotifa (masculine neuter)
itotifa (neuter)
yototifa (neuter)


trali

From Indonesian terali, from Dutch tralie.


touru

totouru (exclusive first-person plural)
fotouru (first-person plural)
mitouru (first-person plural)
notouru (exclusive plural second-person)
nitouru (plural second-person)
otouru (masculine plural third-person)
itouru (masculine third-person)
yotouru (masculine third-person)
motouru (feminine masculine)
itouru (feminine)
yotouru (feminine)
itouru (masculine neuter)
itouru (neuter)
yotouru (neuter)

(intransitive) to come from behind, from the back or rear


towongi

totowongi (exclusive first-person plural)
fotowongi (first-person plural)
mitowongi (first-person plural)
notowongi (exclusive plural second-person)
nitowongi (plural second-person)
otowongi (masculine plural third-person)
itowongi (masculine third-person)
yotowongi (masculine third-person)
motowongi (feminine masculine)
itowongi (feminine)
yotowongi (feminine)
itowongi (masculine neuter)
itowongi (neuter)
yotowongi (neuter)


tuguhera

تݢوحيراه (Jawi)

The second component is hera (“mother”).


بتاکه

Kaempferia galanga
Kaempferia galanga#Translingual


tugudeki

تݢوديکي (Jawi)

May be related to Sahu tegelege (“little finger, pinkie”).


tuteba

any or all of the fish Triacanthus biaculeatus, Triacanthus nieuhofii, and Trixiphichthys weberi


turupopo

Hayami-Allen gives it as the compound turu (“to imitate”) + popo (“to crack open, split”).


tubele

totubele (exclusive first-person plural)
fotubele (first-person plural)
mitubele (first-person plural)
notubele (exclusive plural second-person)
nitubele (plural second-person)
otubele (masculine plural third-person)
itubele (masculine third-person)
yotubele (masculine third-person)
motubele (feminine masculine)
itubele (feminine)
yotubele (feminine)
itubele (masculine neuter)
itubele (neuter)
yotubele (neuter)


tuduku

totuduku (exclusive first-person plural)
fotuduku (first-person plural)
mituduku (first-person plural)
notuduku (exclusive plural second-person)
nituduku (plural second-person)
otuduku (masculine plural third-person)
ituduku (masculine third-person)
yotuduku (masculine third-person)
motuduku (feminine masculine)
ituduku (feminine)
yotuduku (feminine)
ituduku (masculine neuter)
ituduku (neuter)
yotuduku (neuter)


tubutubu

totubutubu (exclusive first-person plural)
fotubutubu (first-person plural)
mitubutubu (first-person plural)
notubutubu (exclusive plural second-person)
nitubutubu (plural second-person)
otubutubu (masculine plural third-person)
itubutubu (masculine third-person)
yotubutubu (masculine third-person)
motubutubu (feminine masculine)
itubutubu (feminine)
yotubutubu (feminine)
itubutubu (masculine neuter)
itubutubu (neuter)
yotubutubu (neuter)


tufang

totufang (exclusive first-person plural)
fotufang (first-person plural)
mitufang (first-person plural)
notufang (exclusive plural second-person)
nitufang (plural second-person)
otufang (masculine plural third-person)
itufang (masculine third-person)
yotufang (masculine third-person)
motufang (feminine masculine)
itufang (feminine)
yotufang (feminine)
itufang (masculine neuter)
itufang (neuter)
yotufang (neuter)


tufu

totufu (exclusive first-person plural)
fotufu (first-person plural)
mitufu (first-person plural)
notufu (exclusive plural second-person)
nitufu (plural second-person)
otufu (masculine plural third-person)
itufu (masculine third-person)
yotufu (masculine third-person)
motufu (feminine masculine)
itufu (feminine)
yotufu (feminine)
itufu (masculine neuter)
itufu (neuter)
yotufu (neuter)


tumurafu

totumurafu (exclusive first-person plural)
fotumurafu (first-person plural)
mitumurafu (first-person plural)
notumurafu (exclusive plural second-person)
nitumurafu (plural second-person)
otumurafu (masculine plural third-person)
itumurafu (masculine third-person)
yotumurafu (masculine third-person)
motumurafu (feminine masculine)
itumurafu (feminine)
yotumurafu (feminine)
itumurafu (masculine neuter)
itumurafu (neuter)
yotumurafu (neuter)


turege

toturege (exclusive first-person plural)
foturege (first-person plural)
miturege (first-person plural)
noturege (exclusive plural second-person)
niturege (plural second-person)
oturege (masculine plural third-person)
iturege (masculine third-person)
yoturege (masculine third-person)
moturege (feminine masculine)
iturege (feminine)
yoturege (feminine)
iturege (masculine neuter)
iturege (neuter)
yoturege (neuter)


sabarara

tosabarara (exclusive first-person plural)
fosabarara (first-person plural)
misabarara (first-person plural)
nosabarara (exclusive plural second-person)
nisabarara (plural second-person)
osabarara (masculine plural third-person)
isabarara (masculine third-person)
yosabarara (masculine third-person)
mosabarara (feminine masculine)
isabarara (feminine)
yosabarara (feminine)
isabarara (masculine neuter)
isabarara (neuter)
yosabarara (neuter)


tumrafu

totumrafu (exclusive first-person plural)
fotumrafu (first-person plural)
mitumrafu (first-person plural)
notumrafu (exclusive plural second-person)
nitumrafu (plural second-person)
otumrafu (masculine plural third-person)
itumrafu (masculine third-person)
yotumrafu (masculine third-person)
motumrafu (feminine masculine)
itumrafu (feminine)
yotumrafu (feminine)
itumrafu (masculine neuter)
itumrafu (neuter)
yotumrafu (neuter)

From tumurafu, with vowel elision preceding the stressed syllable.

Alternative form of tumurafu (“to doze off”)


turaba

toturaba (exclusive first-person plural)
foturaba (first-person plural)
mituraba (first-person plural)
noturaba (exclusive plural second-person)
nituraba (plural second-person)
oturaba (masculine plural third-person)
ituraba (masculine third-person)
yoturaba (masculine third-person)
moturaba (feminine masculine)
ituraba (feminine)
yoturaba (feminine)
ituraba (masculine neuter)
ituraba (neuter)
yoturaba (neuter)


tugurofu

totugurofu (exclusive first-person plural)
fotugurofu (first-person plural)
mitugurofu (first-person plural)
notugurofu (exclusive plural second-person)
nitugurofu (plural second-person)
otugurofu (masculine plural third-person)
itugurofu (masculine third-person)
yotugurofu (masculine third-person)
motugurofu (feminine masculine)
itugurofu (feminine)
yotugurofu (feminine)
itugurofu (masculine neuter)
itugurofu (neuter)
yotugurofu (neuter)


waringi

واريڠي (Jawi)

Likely from Javanese ꦮꦫꦶꦔꦶꦤ꧀ (waringin), from Old Javanese wariṅin.


sabandar

سهبندار (Jawi)

From Classical Malay شهبندر, from Persian شهبندر (šah-bandar).


sagusagu

ساݢو ساݢو (Jawi)

Reduplication of sagu (“to stab, spear”).


sabeta

sago grub, a grub or worm that grows on the sago plant


sahinggasahingga

Reduplication of sahingga, borrowed from Indonesian sehingga.


sahada

From Arabic شَهَادَة (šahāda). While reciting the latter during obligatory prayers, the forefinger is straightened.


sahadat

سهادات (Jawi)

Alternative form of sahada (“forefinger”)


ساݢو ساݢو

Reduplication of ساݢو (sagu, “to stab, spear”).


salimuli

ساليمولي (Jawi)


salafidi

tosalafidi (exclusive first-person plural)
fosalafidi (first-person plural)
misalafidi (first-person plural)
nosalafidi (exclusive plural second-person)
nisalafidi (plural second-person)
osalafidi (masculine plural third-person)
isalafidi (masculine third-person)
yosalafidi (masculine third-person)
mosalafidi (feminine masculine)
isalafidi (feminine)
yosalafidi (feminine)
isalafidi (masculine neuter)
isalafidi (neuter)
yosalafidi (neuter)


salese

tosalese (exclusive first-person plural)
fosalese (first-person plural)
misalese (first-person plural)
nosalese (exclusive plural second-person)
nisalese (plural second-person)
osalese (masculine plural third-person)
isalese (masculine third-person)
yosalese (masculine third-person)
mosalese (feminine masculine)
isalese (feminine)
yosalese (feminine)
isalese (masculine neuter)
isalese (neuter)
yosalese (neuter)


sahasaha

tosahasaha (exclusive first-person plural)
fosahasaha (first-person plural)
misahasaha (first-person plural)
nosahasaha (exclusive plural second-person)
nisahasaha (plural second-person)
osahasaha (masculine plural third-person)
isahasaha (masculine third-person)
yosahasaha (masculine third-person)
mosahasaha (feminine masculine)
isahasaha (feminine)
yosahasaha (feminine)
isahasaha (masculine neuter)
isahasaha (neuter)
yosahasaha (neuter)

(transitive) to carry in the palm of one's hand


sakisi

From Malay saksi, from Sanskrit साक्षी (sākṣī).


sakisi

tosakisi (exclusive first-person plural)
fosakisi (first-person plural)
misakisi (first-person plural)
nosakisi (exclusive plural second-person)
nisakisi (plural second-person)
osakisi (masculine plural third-person)
isakisi (masculine third-person)
yosakisi (masculine third-person)
mosakisi (feminine masculine)
isakisi (feminine)
yosakisi (feminine)
isakisi (masculine neuter)
isakisi (neuter)
yosakisi (neuter)


sahe

tosahe (exclusive first-person plural)
fosahe (first-person plural)
misahe (first-person plural)
nosahe (exclusive plural second-person)
nisahe (plural second-person)
osahe (masculine plural third-person)
isahe (masculine third-person)
yosahe (masculine third-person)
mosahe (feminine masculine)
isahe (feminine)
yosahe (feminine)
isahe (masculine neuter)
isahe (neuter)
yosahe (neuter)


samasama

the variegated lizardfish (Synodus variegatus)


samaka furu

the tiger's footprint (Ipomoea pes-tigridis


sambiki

Lagenaria siceraria
Lagenaria siceraria#Translingual

the calabash, bottle gourd (Lagenaria siceraria)


sangkola

Alternative form of sangkole (“kind of basket”)


lemo sangkari

ليمو سڠکاري (Jawi)


sangkole

سڠکولي (Jawi)

Arenga pinnata
Arenga pinnata#Translingual

a pear-shaped basket used to carry produce (fruit, vegetables, etc.), traditionally woven from the leaves of the areng palm (Arenga pinnata)

the kue suami, a sweet made of sweet potatoes, formed in the shape of the sangkole basket


sandrei

From Dutch selderij, from French céleri, from Latin selīnum, from Ancient Greek σέλῑνον (sélīnon).


sanang

tosanang (exclusive first-person plural)
fosanang (first-person plural)
misanang (first-person plural)
nosanang (exclusive plural second-person)
nisanang (plural second-person)
osanang (masculine plural third-person)
isanang (masculine third-person)
yosanang (masculine third-person)
mosanang (feminine masculine)
isanang (feminine)
yosanang (feminine)
isanang (masculine neuter)
isanang (neuter)
yosanang (neuter)


sahu

ساهو (Jawi)
tosahu (exclusive first-person plural)
fosahu (first-person plural)
misahu (first-person plural)
nosahu (exclusive plural second-person)
nisahu (plural second-person)
osahu (masculine plural third-person)
isahu (masculine third-person)
yosahu (masculine third-person)
mosahu (feminine masculine)
isahu (feminine)
yosahu (feminine)
isahu (masculine neuter)
isahu (neuter)
yosahu (neuter)

From Proto-North Halmahera *sahuk (“hot”).


sangkari

سڠکاري (Jawi)
tosangkari (exclusive first-person plural)
fosangkari (first-person plural)
misangkari (first-person plural)
nosangkari (exclusive plural second-person)
nisangkari (plural second-person)
osangkari (masculine plural third-person)
isangkari (masculine third-person)
yosangkari (masculine third-person)
mosangkari (feminine masculine)
isangkari (feminine)
yosangkari (feminine)
isangkari (masculine neuter)
isangkari (neuter)
yosangkari (neuter)


sangkari

سڠکاري (Jawi)

A shortening of lemo sangkari (“Citrus × sinensis”).


ake sahu

أکي ساهو (Jawi)


sataru

From Malay seteru, from Old Malay śatru, from Sanskrit शत्रु (śatru).


rorano

Partial reduplication of rano (“cool, cold”), for the medicine's reported cooling properties.

a class of traditional Moluccan medicines generally made from a variety of leaves, herbs, barks, and roots, mashed together and boiled in water


difutu

From futu (“night”) with an unknown prefix di.


modiri

Compare West Makian mardingi (“day after tomorrow, day before yesterday”).


modiri lobi

Literally, the dark of the day after tomorrow.


kanyigo se kanyigo

day before yesterday
day before yesterday


futu lobi

Alternative form of difutu lobi (“tomorrow night”)


gamam madaha

Alternative form of gamamu madaha (“in the evening”)


nitaika

From nita (“daylight”) + ika (“thither”).


foloi

tofoloi (exclusive first-person plural)
fofoloi (first-person plural)
mifoloi (first-person plural)
nofoloi (exclusive plural second-person)
nifoloi (plural second-person)
ofoloi (masculine plural third-person)
ifoloi (masculine third-person)
yofoloi (masculine third-person)
mofoloi (feminine masculine)
ifoloi (feminine)
yofoloi (feminine)
ifoloi (masculine neuter)
ifoloi (neuter)
yofoloi (neuter)


foloi

isaki foloi

rorano imomadi foloi


cako

tocako (exclusive first-person plural)
focako (first-person plural)
micako (first-person plural)
nocako (exclusive plural second-person)
nicako (plural second-person)
ocako (masculine plural third-person)
icako (masculine third-person)
yocako (masculine third-person)
mocako (feminine masculine)
icako (feminine)
yocako (feminine)
icako (masculine neuter)
icako (neuter)
yocako (neuter)


cako

cako raha


sowange

From so- + wange (“day”). Compare sofutu (“at night”).


seiklas

toseiklas (exclusive first-person plural)
foseiklas (first-person plural)
miseiklas (first-person plural)
noseiklas (exclusive plural second-person)
niseiklas (plural second-person)
oseiklas (masculine plural third-person)
iseiklas (masculine third-person)
yoseiklas (masculine third-person)
moseiklas (feminine masculine)
iseiklas (feminine)
yoseiklas (feminine)
iseiklas (masculine neuter)
iseiklas (neuter)
yoseiklas (neuter)

From Malay seikhlas, the second component coming from Arabic إِخْلَاص (ʔiḵlāṣ).

der

Arabic إِخْلَاص (ʔiḵlāṣ)


Senen

From Malay Senin, from Arabic الاِثْنَيْن (al-iṯnayn).


Sawal

From Malay Syawal, from Arabic شَوَّال (šawwāl).


sianaro

tosianaro (exclusive first-person plural)
fosianaro (first-person plural)
misianaro (first-person plural)
nosianaro (exclusive plural second-person)
nisianaro (plural second-person)
osianaro (masculine plural third-person)
isianaro (masculine third-person)
yosianaro (masculine third-person)
mosianaro (feminine masculine)
isianaro (feminine)
yosianaro (feminine)
isianaro (masculine neuter)
isianaro (neuter)
yosianaro (neuter)

From sia (“to drag”) + naro (“to pull”).


setang

tosetang (exclusive first-person plural)
fosetang (first-person plural)
misetang (first-person plural)
nosetang (exclusive plural second-person)
nisetang (plural second-person)
osetang (masculine plural third-person)
isetang (masculine third-person)
yosetang (masculine third-person)
mosetang (feminine masculine)
isetang (feminine)
yosetang (feminine)
isetang (masculine neuter)
isetang (neuter)
yosetang (neuter)

Probably from Indonesian setan, from Javanese ꦱꦼꦠꦤ꧀ (setan), from Arabic شَيْطَان (šayṭān)

Arabic شَيْطَان (šayṭān)


سيدو

a torch (often bamboo filled with damar)


sifutu

From earlier sofutu, possibly with a change in prefix from the obsolete so to the still-productive si.


sibinyafo

tosibinyafo (exclusive first-person plural)
fosibinyafo (first-person plural)
misibinyafo (first-person plural)
nosibinyafo (exclusive plural second-person)
nisibinyafo (plural second-person)
osibinyafo (masculine plural third-person)
isibinyafo (masculine third-person)
yosibinyafo (masculine third-person)
mosibinyafo (feminine masculine)
isibinyafo (feminine)
yosibinyafo (feminine)
isibinyafo (masculine neuter)
isibinyafo (neuter)
yosibinyafo (neuter)


sofutu

From so- + futu (“night”). Compare sowange (“today”).

sofutu se wange


sikuda

the sweetlip emperor (Lethrinus miniatus)


singoro

the two-spot red snapper (Lutjanus bohar)


sikilwak

سيکيلواک (Jawi)

From Indonesian sekilwak, from Dutch schildwacht, from Middle Dutch schiltwachte.


siham

tosiham (exclusive first-person plural)
fosiham (first-person plural)
misiham (first-person plural)
nosiham (exclusive plural second-person)
nisiham (plural second-person)
osiham (masculine plural third-person)
isiham (masculine third-person)
yosiham (masculine third-person)
mosiham (feminine masculine)
isiham (feminine)
yosiham (feminine)
isiham (masculine neuter)
isiham (neuter)
yosiham (neuter)


silagi

tosilagi (exclusive first-person plural)
fosilagi (first-person plural)
misilagi (first-person plural)
nosilagi (exclusive plural second-person)
nisilagi (plural second-person)
osilagi (masculine plural third-person)
isilagi (masculine third-person)
yosilagi (masculine third-person)
mosilagi (feminine masculine)
isilagi (feminine)
yosilagi (feminine)
isilagi (masculine neuter)
isilagi (neuter)
yosilagi (neuter)


siliba

tosiliba (exclusive first-person plural)
fosiliba (first-person plural)
misiliba (first-person plural)
nosiliba (exclusive plural second-person)
nisiliba (plural second-person)
osiliba (masculine plural third-person)
isiliba (masculine third-person)
yosiliba (masculine third-person)
mosiliba (feminine masculine)
isiliba (feminine)
yosiliba (feminine)
isiliba (masculine neuter)
isiliba (neuter)
yosiliba (neuter)


sinsara

tosinsara (exclusive first-person plural)
fosinsara (first-person plural)
misinsara (first-person plural)
nosinsara (exclusive plural second-person)
nisinsara (plural second-person)
osinsara (masculine plural third-person)
isinsara (masculine third-person)
yosinsara (masculine third-person)
mosinsara (feminine masculine)
isinsara (feminine)
yosinsara (feminine)
isinsara (masculine neuter)
isinsara (neuter)
yosinsara (neuter)

From Malay sengsara, from Sanskrit संसार (saṃsāra).


guae

May be related to Proto-Malayo-Polynesian *wai (“mango”).

Mangifera indica
Mangifera indica#Translingual


sirato

سيراتو (Jawi)
tosirato (exclusive first-person plural)
fosirato (first-person plural)
misirato (first-person plural)
nosirato (exclusive plural second-person)
nisirato (plural second-person)
osirato (masculine plural third-person)
isirato (masculine third-person)
yosirato (masculine third-person)
mosirato (feminine masculine)
isirato (feminine)
yosirato (feminine)
isirato (masculine neuter)
isirato (neuter)
yosirato (neuter)

From si- (“causative prefix”) + rato (“gust of wind, storm”).

pre

(transitive) to finish, to bring to an end


sinanga

tosinanga (exclusive first-person plural)
fosinanga (first-person plural)
misinanga (first-person plural)
nosinanga (exclusive plural second-person)
nisinanga (plural second-person)
osinanga (masculine plural third-person)
isinanga (masculine third-person)
yosinanga (masculine third-person)
mosinanga (feminine masculine)
isinanga (feminine)
yosinanga (feminine)
isinanga (masculine neuter)
isinanga (neuter)
yosinanga (neuter)


fangare

head

fangare (subject clitic to, possessive prefix ri, Jawi فڠاري)

to (clitic subjective)
ri (possessive prefix)
فڠاري (Jawi)

A shortening of ngofangare (“an official title”), itself from ngofa (“child”) + ngare (“young man”).

mai fangare tosipodo habari bato

(formal, masculine) first-person singular pronoun, I

unmarked pronouns are gender non-specific


ngofajaro

ngofajaro (subject clitic to, possessive prefix ri, Jawi فجارو)

to (clitic subjective)
ri (possessive prefix)
فجارو (Jawi)

From ngofa (“child”) + jaro (“young woman”).

(very formal, feminine) Alternative form of ngofajaru (“I”)


fajaro

fajaro (subject clitic to, possessive prefix ri, Jawi فجارو)

A shortening of ngofajaro (“id.”), itself from ngofa (“child”) + jaro (“young woman”).

(formal, feminine) Alternative form of fajaru (“I”)


fajaro ngomi

fajaro ngomi (subject clitic mi, possessive prefix mi or mia, Jawi فجارو ڠومي)

mi (clitic subjective)
mi (possessive prefix)
mia (possessive prefix)
فجارو ڠومي (Jawi)

(formal, feminine) Alternative form of fajaru ngomi (“we (exclusive)”)


fajaru

fajaru (subject clitic to, possessive prefix ri, Jawi فجارو)

A shortening of ngofajaru (“id.”), itself from ngofa (“child”) + jaru (“young woman”).

(formal, feminine) first-person singular pronoun, I


jou ngoni

jou ngoni (subject clitic no, possessive prefix ni, Jawi جوو ڠوني)

no (clitic subjective)
ni (possessive prefix)
جوو ڠوني (Jawi)

(very formal) second-person singular pronoun, you, my Lord


ngofajaru

ngofajaru (subject clitic to, possessive prefix ri, Jawi فجارو)

From ngofa (“child”) + jaru (“young woman”).

(very formal, feminine) first-person singular pronoun, I


fara ngomi

fara ngomi (subject clitic mi, possessive prefix mi or mia)

mi (clitic subjective)
mi (possessive prefix)
mia (possessive prefix)

(formal, mixed gender) first-person plural exclusive pronoun, we


fajaru ngomi

fajaru ngomi (subject clitic mi, possessive prefix mi or mia, Jawi فجارو ڠومي)

(formal, feminine) first-person plural exclusive pronoun, we


mia-

first-person plural exclusive possessive pronoun, our


ngomi

ngomi (subject clitic mi, possessive prefix mi or mia, Jawi ڠومي)

mi (clitic subjective)
mi (possessive prefix)
mia (possessive prefix)
ڠومي (Jawi)


nia-

second-person plural possessive prefix, your


fangare ngomi

fangare ngomi (subject clitic mi, possessive prefix mi or mia, Jawi فڠاري ڠومي)

mi (clitic subjective)
mi (possessive prefix)
mia (possessive prefix)
فڠاري ڠومي (Jawi)

(formal, masculine) first-person plural exclusive pronoun, we


Tobaru

(historical) an administrative district on the west coast of North Halmahera

a kecamatan in the North Halmahera regency


surugogo

tosurugogo (exclusive first-person plural)
fosurugogo (first-person plural)
misurugogo (first-person plural)
nosurugogo (exclusive plural second-person)
nisurugogo (plural second-person)
osurugogo (masculine plural third-person)
isurugogo (masculine third-person)
yosurugogo (masculine third-person)
mosurugogo (feminine masculine)
isurugogo (feminine)
yosurugogo (feminine)
isurugogo (masculine neuter)
isurugogo (neuter)
yosurugogo (neuter)

Said by Hayami-Allen to be from suru (“to slip something in”) + gogo (“body hair”).


fangoto

Univerbation of fangare (“I”) + to- (“first-person singular clitic”)


ngoto

Univerbation of ngori (“I”) + to- (“first-person singular clitic”)

ngoto hohe bahaya


soasoa

Cognate with Indonesian soa-soa (“Hydrosaurus amboinensis”).


jingutu

Alternative form of jongutu (“mat, sleeping mat”)


nunasi

Alternative form of nanasi (“pineapple”)


sogili

Monopterus albus
Monopterus albus#Translingual


sonyiha

Possibly related to nyiha (“Canarium indicum”).

Biancaea sappan
Biancaea sappan#Translingual


sonanga

tego masonangah

domaha oras masonangah adi

rimoi se masonangah

one and a half (literally, “one and it's half”)


sodihi

tosodihi (exclusive first-person plural)
fosodihi (first-person plural)
misodihi (first-person plural)
nosodihi (exclusive plural second-person)
nisodihi (plural second-person)
osodihi (masculine plural third-person)
isodihi (masculine third-person)
yosodihi (masculine third-person)
mosodihi (feminine masculine)
isodihi (feminine)
yosodihi (feminine)
isodihi (masculine neuter)
isodihi (neuter)
yosodihi (neuter)


soloba

tosoloba (exclusive first-person plural)
fosoloba (first-person plural)
misoloba (first-person plural)
nosoloba (exclusive plural second-person)
nisoloba (plural second-person)
osoloba (masculine plural third-person)
isoloba (masculine third-person)
yosoloba (masculine third-person)
mosoloba (feminine masculine)
isoloba (feminine)
yosoloba (feminine)
isoloba (masculine neuter)
isoloba (neuter)
yosoloba (neuter)


sololo

tosololo (exclusive first-person plural)
fosololo (first-person plural)
misololo (first-person plural)
nosololo (exclusive plural second-person)
nisololo (plural second-person)
osololo (masculine plural third-person)
isololo (masculine third-person)
yosololo (masculine third-person)
mosololo (feminine masculine)
isololo (feminine)
yosololo (feminine)
isololo (masculine neuter)
isololo (neuter)
yosololo (neuter)

Possibly from so- + lolo (“to feel for, to grope with the hands”).

prefix

(stative, of the genitals) to be exposed


sompo

tosompo (exclusive first-person plural)
fosompo (first-person plural)
misompo (first-person plural)
nosompo (exclusive plural second-person)
nisompo (plural second-person)
osompo (masculine plural third-person)
isompo (masculine third-person)
yosompo (masculine third-person)
mosompo (feminine masculine)
isompo (feminine)
yosompo (feminine)
isompo (masculine neuter)
isompo (neuter)
yosompo (neuter)

(transitive) to carry on one's shoulders


songara

tosongara (exclusive first-person plural)
fosongara (first-person plural)
misongara (first-person plural)
nosongara (exclusive plural second-person)
nisongara (plural second-person)
osongara (masculine plural third-person)
isongara (masculine third-person)
yosongara (masculine third-person)
mosongara (feminine masculine)
isongara (feminine)
yosongara (feminine)
isongara (masculine neuter)
isongara (neuter)
yosongara (neuter)


sompong

tosompong (exclusive first-person plural)
fosompong (first-person plural)
misompong (first-person plural)
nosompong (exclusive plural second-person)
nisompong (plural second-person)
osompong (masculine plural third-person)
isompong (masculine third-person)
yosompong (masculine third-person)
mosompong (feminine masculine)
isompong (feminine)
yosompong (feminine)
isompong (masculine neuter)
isompong (neuter)
yosompong (neuter)

Cognate with North Moluccan Malay sompong.

(transitive) Alternative form of sompo (“carry on one's shoulders”)


ngofangare

ڠفڠاري (Jawi)

From ngofa (“child”) + ngare (“young man”).

a collective name for men who hold the title of jurutulis, ofsir, and soseba


ngofangare

head

ngofangare (subject clitic to, possessive prefix ri, Jawi ڠفڠاري)

to (clitic subjective)
ri (possessive prefix)
ڠفڠاري (Jawi)

mai ngofangare tosipodo habari bato

(very formal, masculine) first-person singular pronoun, I


sosara

a naturally occurring segment or portion of a fruit (as opposed to a cut or slice)


sosadu

Partial reduplication of sadu (“to scoop”).


soropa

tosoropa (exclusive first-person plural)
fosoropa (first-person plural)
misoropa (first-person plural)
nosoropa (exclusive plural second-person)
nisoropa (plural second-person)
osoropa (masculine plural third-person)
isoropa (masculine third-person)
yosoropa (masculine third-person)
mosoropa (feminine masculine)
isoropa (feminine)
yosoropa (feminine)
isoropa (masculine neuter)
isoropa (neuter)
yosoropa (neuter)


sosala

Partial reduplication of sala (“fault, at fault”)


sosaha

Partial reduplication of saha (“underside; palm, sole”).

sosaha salaka rimoi sijahe serwet bobudo

a silver salver covered with a white napkin


sosolo

Partial reduplication of solo (“upriver”).


yogoyogo

Reduplication of yogo (“fast, to hurry”).


sosifo

Partial reduplication of sifo (“to club”).


soseba

Partial reduplication of seba (“to be near”).

the Sultan's retinue; those who carry his sword, stick, sauba, and spittoon


sosere

tososere (exclusive first-person plural)
fososere (first-person plural)
misosere (first-person plural)
nososere (exclusive plural second-person)
nisosere (plural second-person)
ososere (masculine plural third-person)
isosere (masculine third-person)
yososere (masculine third-person)
mososere (feminine masculine)
isosere (feminine)
yososere (feminine)
isosere (masculine neuter)
isosere (neuter)
yososere (neuter)


yoyoga

toyoyoga (exclusive first-person plural)
foyoyoga (first-person plural)
miyoyoga (first-person plural)
noyoyoga (exclusive plural second-person)
niyoyoga (plural second-person)
oyoyoga (masculine plural third-person)
iyoyoga (masculine third-person)
yoyoyoga (masculine third-person)
moyoyoga (feminine masculine)
iyoyoga (feminine)
yoyoyoga (feminine)
iyoyoga (masculine neuter)
iyoyoga (neuter)
yoyoyoga (neuter)


guraci

From N- (nominalizer) + kuraci (“yellow”). Compare also Tidore guraci (“gold”).

rante guraci


sosonita

The second component is nita (“daylight”).


sosonoto

Partial reduplication of sonoto (“to chisel”).


sosugo

Partial reduplication of sugo (“to breathe”).


lofonita

لوفونيته (Jawi)

From lofo (“near, almost”) + nita (“daylight”).


sosoro gai

any of a number of hairy, stinging, or itchy caterpillars


souyu

the moths Ebodina simplex or Ebodina circensis


sosua

Partial reduplication of sua (“to comb hair”).


sosuko

May be a partial reduplication of an unattested *suko. If so, compare Sahu susu'ono (“to be leaking”).


soweko

سوويکو (Jawi)


spiong

From Dutch spion, possibly through North Moluccan Malay.


sosone

tososone (exclusive first-person plural)
fososone (first-person plural)
misosone (first-person plural)
nososone (exclusive plural second-person)
nisosone (plural second-person)
ososone (masculine plural third-person)
isosone (masculine third-person)
yososone (masculine third-person)
mososone (feminine masculine)
isosone (feminine)
yososone (feminine)
isosone (masculine neuter)
isosone (neuter)
yososone (neuter)

Partial reduplication of sone (“to die”).


sosudo

Partial reduplication of sudo (“to order”).


sowohi

tosowohi (exclusive first-person plural)
fosowohi (first-person plural)
misowohi (first-person plural)
nosowohi (exclusive plural second-person)
nisowohi (plural second-person)
osowohi (masculine plural third-person)
isowohi (masculine third-person)
yosowohi (masculine third-person)
mosowohi (feminine masculine)
isowohi (feminine)
yosowohi (feminine)
isowohi (masculine neuter)
isowohi (neuter)
yosowohi (neuter)


sosoro

tososoro (exclusive first-person plural)
fososoro (first-person plural)
misosoro (first-person plural)
nososoro (exclusive plural second-person)
nisosoro (plural second-person)
ososoro (masculine plural third-person)
isosoro (masculine third-person)
yososoro (masculine third-person)
mososoro (feminine masculine)
isosoro (feminine)
yososoro (feminine)
isosoro (masculine neuter)
isosoro (neuter)
yososoro (neuter)


subasuba

Reduplication of suba (“to praise, to worship”).


suak

tosuak (exclusive first-person plural)
fosuak (first-person plural)
misuak (first-person plural)
nosuak (exclusive plural second-person)
nisuak (plural second-person)
osuak (masculine plural third-person)
isuak (masculine third-person)
yosuak (masculine third-person)
mosuak (feminine masculine)
isuak (feminine)
yosuak (feminine)
isuak (masculine neuter)
isuak (neuter)
yosuak (neuter)


sukare

tosukare (exclusive first-person plural)
fosukare (first-person plural)
misukare (first-person plural)
nosukare (exclusive plural second-person)
nisukare (plural second-person)
osukare (masculine plural third-person)
isukare (masculine third-person)
yosukare (masculine third-person)
mosukare (feminine masculine)
isukare (feminine)
yosukare (feminine)
isukare (masculine neuter)
isukare (neuter)
yosukare (neuter)


sumesume

tosumesume (exclusive first-person plural)
fosumesume (first-person plural)
misumesume (first-person plural)
nosumesume (exclusive plural second-person)
nisumesume (plural second-person)
osumesume (masculine plural third-person)
isumesume (masculine third-person)
yosumesume (masculine third-person)
mosumesume (feminine masculine)
isumesume (feminine)
yosumesume (feminine)
isumesume (masculine neuter)
isumesume (neuter)
yosumesume (neuter)

Reduplication of sume (“to blow one's nose”).


suwisa

سويس (Jawi)
tosuwisa (exclusive first-person plural)
fosuwisa (first-person plural)
misuwisa (first-person plural)
nosuwisa (exclusive plural second-person)
nisuwisa (plural second-person)
osuwisa (masculine plural third-person)
isuwisa (masculine third-person)
yosuwisa (masculine third-person)
mosuwisa (feminine masculine)
isuwisa (feminine)
yosuwisa (feminine)
isuwisa (masculine neuter)
isuwisa (neuter)
yosuwisa (neuter)

(intransitive) to play the gendang, kendhang


suramo

Cognate with West Makian sauramu (“fog”).


gulegule tamelo

a mung bean porridge (symbolizing abundance, cornucopia)


sorogogo

tosorogogo (exclusive first-person plural)
fosorogogo (first-person plural)
misorogogo (first-person plural)
nosorogogo (exclusive plural second-person)
nisorogogo (plural second-person)
osorogogo (masculine plural third-person)
isorogogo (masculine third-person)
yosorogogo (masculine third-person)
mosorogogo (feminine masculine)
isorogogo (feminine)
yosorogogo (feminine)
isorogogo (masculine neuter)
isorogogo (neuter)
yosorogogo (neuter)

Possibly with contamination from soro (“to fly”), in the sense of to fly in.

Alternative form of surugogo (“to choke”)


susuramo

Partial reduplication of suramo (“fog”).


sutara

From Malay sutera, from Sanskrit सूत्र (sūtra).


ragaraga

Reduplication of raga (“to open one's hand”).


ragaraga mahera

Literally, the fingers' mother (the mother among the fingers). Compare Indonesian ibu jari.


rajabau

the fish Plectorhinchus lessonii or Plectorhinchus vittatus


ragaraga istinja

head

راݢه راݢه إستينجه

ragaraga istinja (Jawi راݢه راݢه إستينجه)

tft-noun

راݢه راݢه إستينجه

راݢه راݢه إستينجه (Jawi)


rambega

Likely from Malay rembega (compare also Malay lembega, lembiaga).

Calotropis gigantea
Calotropis gigantea#Translingual


rararara

torararara (exclusive first-person plural)
forararara (first-person plural)
mirararara (first-person plural)
norararara (exclusive plural second-person)
nirararara (plural second-person)
orararara (masculine plural third-person)
irararara (masculine third-person)
yorararara (masculine third-person)
morararara (feminine masculine)
irararara (feminine)
yorararara (feminine)
irararara (masculine neuter)
irararara (neuter)
yorararara (neuter)


fael

Ultimately from Arabic فَعْل (faʕl, “deed, action”).


faeda

From Malay faedah, from Arabic فَائِدَة (fāʔida).


fadu

tofadu (exclusive first-person plural)
fofadu (first-person plural)
mifadu (first-person plural)
nofadu (exclusive plural second-person)
nifadu (plural second-person)
ofadu (masculine plural third-person)
ifadu (masculine third-person)
yofadu (masculine third-person)
mofadu (feminine masculine)
ifadu (feminine)
yofadu (feminine)
ifadu (masculine neuter)
ifadu (neuter)
yofadu (neuter)


fahe

tofahe (exclusive first-person plural)
fofahe (first-person plural)
mifahe (first-person plural)
nofahe (exclusive plural second-person)
nifahe (plural second-person)
ofahe (masculine plural third-person)
ifahe (masculine third-person)
yofahe (masculine third-person)
mofahe (feminine masculine)
ifahe (feminine)
yofahe (feminine)
ifahe (masculine neuter)
ifahe (neuter)
yofahe (neuter)


faduli

tofaduli (exclusive first-person plural)
fofaduli (first-person plural)
mifaduli (first-person plural)
nofaduli (exclusive plural second-person)
nifaduli (plural second-person)
ofaduli (masculine plural third-person)
ifaduli (masculine third-person)
yofaduli (masculine third-person)
mofaduli (feminine masculine)
ifaduli (feminine)
yofaduli (feminine)
ifaduli (masculine neuter)
ifaduli (neuter)
yofaduli (neuter)

Ultimately from Arabic فُضُولِيّ (fuḍūliyy, “curious, inquisitive”). Cognate with Malay peduli.


fafa

desc

→ Manado Malay: mafafa (“palm leaf midrib”) (with Ternate possessive ma-)


falalom

*falalomu

Sahu: falalomu, falalom

Tabaru: falalomu

Pagu: falalom

From fala (“house”) + lomu (“to gather, collect, assemble”).


falalamo

From fala (“house”) + lamo (“big, large”).


fallamo

From the older falalamo, with vowel elision preceding the stressed syllable.

Alternative form of falalamo (“living room”)


faneti

From Portuguese alfinete, with loss of initial al. Compare Malay peniti.


fandun

tofandun (exclusive first-person plural)
fofandun (first-person plural)
mifandun (first-person plural)
nofandun (exclusive plural second-person)
nifandun (plural second-person)
ofandun (masculine plural third-person)
ifandun (masculine third-person)
yofandun (masculine third-person)
mofandun (feminine masculine)
ifandun (feminine)
yofandun (feminine)
ifandun (masculine neuter)
ifandun (neuter)
yofandun (neuter)

Likely from Arabic فَرْضٌ (farḍun) (with assimilation), nominative of فَرْض (farḍ, “duty, obligation”). Compare also Sranan Tongo fandun (“necessary”).


fanyira

A shortening of ngofamanyira (“village chief”, literally “eldest child”).


faramadani

→ Galela: faramadani

Said by Hayami-Allen to be from Indonesian permadani, which is from Javanese ꦥꦼꦂꦩꦢꦤꦶ (permadani), from Malayalam പരവതാനി (paravatāni). Alternatively, directly from Old Javanese paramadani, possibly after passing through Proto-Ternate-Tidore.


fastiu

tofastiu (exclusive first-person plural)
fofastiu (first-person plural)
mifastiu (first-person plural)
nofastiu (exclusive plural second-person)
nifastiu (plural second-person)
ofastiu (masculine plural third-person)
ifastiu (masculine third-person)
yofastiu (masculine third-person)
mofastiu (feminine masculine)
ifastiu (feminine)
yofastiu (feminine)
ifastiu (masculine neuter)
ifastiu (neuter)
yofastiu (neuter)

From Portuguese fastio, from Latin fastīdium.


pastiu

topastiu (exclusive first-person plural)
fopastiu (first-person plural)
mipastiu (first-person plural)
nopastiu (exclusive plural second-person)
nipastiu (plural second-person)
opastiu (masculine plural third-person)
ipastiu (masculine third-person)
yopastiu (masculine third-person)
mopastiu (feminine masculine)
ipastiu (feminine)
yopastiu (feminine)
ipastiu (masculine neuter)
ipastiu (neuter)
yopastiu (neuter)


festa sara toca

a Ternatean celebration or ceremony, whereby a new house is inaugurated by burning candles


fetefete

the poison bulb or giant crinum lily (Crinum asiaticum)


kadatung

From North Moluccan Malay kadatong, from Javanese ꦏꦼꦝꦠꦺꦴꦤ꧀ (kedhaton).


kadato

Kadato Todore

ifere toma kadato


fikafika

Reduplication of fika (“ash”). Compare Malay abu-abu (“gray”), also a reduplication of abu (“ash”).


fitake

Ultimately from Proto-Malayo-Polynesian *bitaquʀ, possibly through Proto-Oceanic *pitaquR.

Calophyllum inophyllum
Calophyllum inophyllum#Translingual


fofoheka

Partial reduplication of foheka (“wife, woman”).


foheka

From Proto-North Halmahera *peḋakat (“wife”).


fiyau

tofiyau (exclusive first-person plural)
fofiyau (first-person plural)
mifiyau (first-person plural)
nofiyau (exclusive plural second-person)
nifiyau (plural second-person)
ofiyau (masculine plural third-person)
ifiyau (masculine third-person)
yofiyau (masculine third-person)
mofiyau (feminine masculine)
ifiyau (feminine)
yofiyau (feminine)
ifiyau (masculine neuter)
ifiyau (neuter)
yofiyau (neuter)


fofuru

tofofuru (exclusive first-person plural)
fofofuru (first-person plural)
mifofuru (first-person plural)
nofofuru (exclusive plural second-person)
nifofuru (plural second-person)
ofofuru (masculine plural third-person)
ifofuru (masculine third-person)
yofofuru (masculine third-person)
mofofuru (feminine masculine)
ifofuru (feminine)
yofofuru (feminine)
ifofuru (masculine neuter)
ifofuru (neuter)
yofofuru (neuter)


foforai

tofoforai (exclusive first-person plural)
fofoforai (first-person plural)
mifoforai (first-person plural)
nofoforai (exclusive plural second-person)
nifoforai (plural second-person)
ofoforai (masculine plural third-person)
ifoforai (masculine third-person)
yofoforai (masculine third-person)
mofoforai (feminine masculine)
ifoforai (feminine)
yofoforai (feminine)
ifoforai (masculine neuter)
ifoforai (neuter)
yofoforai (neuter)

Partial reduplication of forai (“to strew, drizzle”).


fofi

tofofi (exclusive first-person plural)
fofofi (first-person plural)
mifofi (first-person plural)
nofofi (exclusive plural second-person)
nifofi (plural second-person)
ofofi (masculine plural third-person)
ifofi (masculine third-person)
yofofi (masculine third-person)
mofofi (feminine masculine)
ifofi (feminine)
yofofi (feminine)
ifofi (masculine neuter)
ifofi (neuter)
yofofi (neuter)


foriki

toforiki (exclusive first-person plural)
foforiki (first-person plural)
miforiki (first-person plural)
noforiki (exclusive plural second-person)
niforiki (plural second-person)
oforiki (masculine plural third-person)
iforiki (masculine third-person)
yoforiki (masculine third-person)
moforiki (feminine masculine)
iforiki (feminine)
yoforiki (feminine)
iforiki (masculine neuter)
iforiki (neuter)
yoforiki (neuter)


foturu

tofoturu (exclusive first-person plural)
fofoturu (first-person plural)
mifoturu (first-person plural)
nofoturu (exclusive plural second-person)
nifoturu (plural second-person)
ofoturu (masculine plural third-person)
ifoturu (masculine third-person)
yofoturu (masculine third-person)
mofoturu (feminine masculine)
ifoturu (feminine)
yofoturu (feminine)
ifoturu (masculine neuter)
ifoturu (neuter)
yofoturu (neuter)


forok

From Dutch vork, from Middle Dutch vorke, from Old Dutch furka, from Proto-West Germanic *furkō, from Latin furca.


fulaja

tofulaja (exclusive first-person plural)
fofulaja (first-person plural)
mifulaja (first-person plural)
nofulaja (exclusive plural second-person)
nifulaja (plural second-person)
ofulaja (masculine plural third-person)
ifulaja (masculine third-person)
yofulaja (masculine third-person)
mofulaja (feminine masculine)
ifulaja (feminine)
yofulaja (feminine)
ifulaja (masculine neuter)
ifulaja (neuter)
yofulaja (neuter)


fuling

tofuling (exclusive first-person plural)
fofuling (first-person plural)
mifuling (first-person plural)
nofuling (exclusive plural second-person)
nifuling (plural second-person)
ofuling (masculine plural third-person)
ifuling (masculine third-person)
yofuling (masculine third-person)
mofuling (feminine masculine)
ifuling (feminine)
yofuling (feminine)
ifuling (masculine neuter)
ifuling (neuter)
yofuling (neuter)


futulobi

Alternative spelling of futu lobi, itself an alternative form of difutu lobi (“tomorrow night”)


rengke

torengke (exclusive first-person plural)
forengke (first-person plural)
mirengke (first-person plural)
norengke (exclusive plural second-person)
nirengke (plural second-person)
orengke (masculine plural third-person)
irengke (masculine third-person)
yorengke (masculine third-person)
morengke (feminine masculine)
irengke (feminine)
yorengke (feminine)
irengke (masculine neuter)
irengke (neuter)
yorengke (neuter)


fuohate

Alternative spelling of fuo hate (“pigeon pea”)


furasa

tofurasa (exclusive first-person plural)
fofurasa (first-person plural)
mifurasa (first-person plural)
nofurasa (exclusive plural second-person)
nifurasa (plural second-person)
ofurasa (masculine plural third-person)
ifurasa (masculine third-person)
yofurasa (masculine third-person)
mofurasa (feminine masculine)
ifurasa (feminine)
yofurasa (feminine)
ifurasa (masculine neuter)
ifurasa (neuter)
yofurasa (neuter)


furaga

tofuraga (exclusive first-person plural)
fofuraga (first-person plural)
mifuraga (first-person plural)
nofuraga (exclusive plural second-person)
nifuraga (plural second-person)
ofuraga (masculine plural third-person)
ifuraga (masculine third-person)
yofuraga (masculine third-person)
mofuraga (feminine masculine)
ifuraga (feminine)
yofuraga (feminine)
ifuraga (masculine neuter)
ifuraga (neuter)
yofuraga (neuter)


Robo

From Malay Rabu, from Arabic الأَرْبَعَاء (al-ʔarbaʕāʔ).

der

الأَرْبَعَاء

Arabic الأَرْبَعَاء (al-ʔarbaʕāʔ)


rongge

torongge (exclusive first-person plural)
forongge (first-person plural)
mirongge (first-person plural)
norongge (exclusive plural second-person)
nirongge (plural second-person)
orongge (masculine plural third-person)
irongge (masculine third-person)
yorongge (masculine third-person)
morongge (feminine masculine)
irongge (feminine)
yorongge (feminine)
irongge (masculine neuter)
irongge (neuter)
yorongge (neuter)


roraka

tororaka (exclusive first-person plural)
fororaka (first-person plural)
miroraka (first-person plural)
nororaka (exclusive plural second-person)
niroraka (plural second-person)
ororaka (masculine plural third-person)
iroraka (masculine third-person)
yororaka (masculine third-person)
mororaka (feminine masculine)
iroraka (feminine)
yororaka (feminine)
iroraka (masculine neuter)
iroraka (neuter)
yororaka (neuter)

Said by Hayami-Allen to be a partial reduplication of raka (“to be funny”).


rofu

torofu (exclusive first-person plural)
forofu (first-person plural)
mirofu (first-person plural)
norofu (exclusive plural second-person)
nirofu (plural second-person)
orofu (masculine plural third-person)
irofu (masculine third-person)
yorofu (masculine third-person)
morofu (feminine masculine)
irofu (feminine)
yorofu (feminine)
irofu (masculine neuter)
irofu (neuter)
yorofu (neuter)

(transitive) to pull out, remove, extract


rorio

Partial reduplication of rio (“to help”).


roriha

Partial reduplication of riha (“red, aflame”).


rorasa

Partial reduplication of the Malay root rasa (“feeling”).


rorebe

tororebe (exclusive first-person plural)
fororebe (first-person plural)
mirorebe (first-person plural)
nororebe (exclusive plural second-person)
nirorebe (plural second-person)
ororebe (masculine plural third-person)
irorebe (masculine third-person)
yororebe (masculine third-person)
mororebe (feminine masculine)
irorebe (feminine)
yororebe (feminine)
irorebe (masculine neuter)
irorebe (neuter)
yororebe (neuter)

Likely a partial reduplication. Compare Sahu rebe (“to bet”).


ruahe

toruahe (exclusive first-person plural)
foruahe (first-person plural)
miruahe (first-person plural)
noruahe (exclusive plural second-person)
niruahe (plural second-person)
oruahe (masculine plural third-person)
iruahe (masculine third-person)
yoruahe (masculine third-person)
moruahe (feminine masculine)
iruahe (feminine)
yoruahe (feminine)
iruahe (masculine neuter)
iruahe (neuter)
yoruahe (neuter)

Cognate with Sahu ruwahe (“to stir, spread”).


nyabo

Cognate with Sahu nyaboto (“wound”) and possibly West Makian abo (“wounded”).


rumasake

From North Moluccan Malay, from Indonesian rumah sakit (“hospital”), itself a calque of Dutch ziekenhuis.


nyonyodi

Partial reduplication of nyodi (“to look”).


nyonyau

Partial reduplication of hau (“to fish”) with N- prefixation.


nyemo

tonyemo (exclusive first-person plural)
fonyemo (first-person plural)
minyemo (first-person plural)
nonyemo (exclusive plural second-person)
ninyemo (plural second-person)
onyemo (masculine plural third-person)
inyemo (masculine third-person)
yonyemo (masculine third-person)
monyemo (feminine masculine)
inyemo (feminine)
yonyemo (feminine)
inyemo (masculine neuter)
inyemo (neuter)
yonyemo (neuter)


nyigu

tonyigu (exclusive first-person plural)
fonyigu (first-person plural)
minyigu (first-person plural)
nonyigu (exclusive plural second-person)
ninyigu (plural second-person)
onyigu (masculine plural third-person)
inyigu (masculine third-person)
yonyigu (masculine third-person)
monyigu (feminine masculine)
inyigu (feminine)
yonyigu (feminine)
inyigu (masculine neuter)
inyigu (neuter)
yonyigu (neuter)


nyifi

tonyifi (exclusive first-person plural)
fonyifi (first-person plural)
minyifi (first-person plural)
nonyifi (exclusive plural second-person)
ninyifi (plural second-person)
onyifi (masculine plural third-person)
inyifi (masculine third-person)
yonyifi (masculine third-person)
monyifi (feminine masculine)
inyifi (feminine)
yonyifi (feminine)
inyifi (masculine neuter)
inyifi (neuter)
yonyifi (neuter)


nyonyifi

Partial reduplication of nyifi (“to sharpen”). Cognate with Tabaru niniwiti (“whetstone”).


nyodi

tonyodi (exclusive first-person plural)
fonyodi (first-person plural)
minyodi (first-person plural)
nonyodi (exclusive plural second-person)
ninyodi (plural second-person)
onyodi (masculine plural third-person)
inyodi (masculine third-person)
yonyodi (masculine third-person)
monyodi (feminine masculine)
inyodi (feminine)
yonyodi (feminine)
inyodi (masculine neuter)
inyodi (neuter)
yonyodi (neuter)


nyoga

tonyoga (exclusive first-person plural)
fonyoga (first-person plural)
minyoga (first-person plural)
nonyoga (exclusive plural second-person)
ninyoga (plural second-person)
onyoga (masculine plural third-person)
inyoga (masculine third-person)
yonyoga (masculine third-person)
monyoga (feminine masculine)
inyoga (feminine)
yonyoga (feminine)
inyoga (masculine neuter)
inyoga (neuter)
yonyoga (neuter)


nyonyohi

tonyonyohi (exclusive first-person plural)
fonyonyohi (first-person plural)
minyonyohi (first-person plural)
nonyonyohi (exclusive plural second-person)
ninyonyohi (plural second-person)
onyonyohi (masculine plural third-person)
inyonyohi (masculine third-person)
yonyonyohi (masculine third-person)
monyonyohi (feminine masculine)
inyonyohi (feminine)
yonyonyohi (feminine)
inyonyohi (masculine neuter)
inyonyohi (neuter)
yonyonyohi (neuter)

From N- + hohi (“to count”), with partial reduplication.


rurururu

torurururu (exclusive first-person plural)
forurururu (first-person plural)
mirurururu (first-person plural)
norurururu (exclusive plural second-person)
nirurururu (plural second-person)
orurururu (masculine plural third-person)
irurururu (masculine third-person)
yorurururu (masculine third-person)
morurururu (feminine masculine)
irurururu (feminine)
yorurururu (feminine)
irurururu (masculine neuter)
irurururu (neuter)
yorurururu (neuter)


nyiha

Cognate with West Makian ifa (“kenari”).


nyiru

tonyiru (exclusive first-person plural)
fonyiru (first-person plural)
minyiru (first-person plural)
nonyiru (exclusive plural second-person)
ninyiru (plural second-person)
onyiru (masculine plural third-person)
inyiru (masculine third-person)
yonyiru (masculine third-person)
monyiru (feminine masculine)
inyiru (feminine)
yonyiru (feminine)
inyiru (masculine neuter)
inyiru (neuter)
yonyiru (neuter)


posiposi

ڤوسي ڤوسي (Jawi)


gunange

the green tree ant (Oecophylla smaragdina)


gia maragaraga

gia maragaraga ma tuguhera


sangaji

(historical) A vassal chief subordinate to the sultan, held by noblemen in the Ternate and Tidore sultanates and kingdoms in their periphery


ngone

head

ngone (subject clitic fo, possessive prefix na or nga, Jawi ڠوني)

fo (clitic subjective)
nga (possessive prefix)
ڠوني (Jawi)

first-person plural inclusive pronoun, we


cacabu

Partial reduplication of cabu (“a little”).


cafi

Cognate with Sahu cawi (“coconut shell”).


cacu

tocacu (exclusive first-person plural)
focacu (first-person plural)
micacu (first-person plural)
nocacu (exclusive plural second-person)
nicacu (plural second-person)
ocacu (masculine plural third-person)
icacu (masculine third-person)
yocacu (masculine third-person)
mocacu (feminine masculine)
icacu (feminine)
yocacu (feminine)
icacu (masculine neuter)
icacu (neuter)
yocacu (neuter)


cafarune

tocafarune (exclusive first-person plural)
focafarune (first-person plural)
micafarune (first-person plural)
nocafarune (exclusive plural second-person)
nicafarune (plural second-person)
ocafarune (masculine plural third-person)
icafarune (masculine third-person)
yocafarune (masculine third-person)
mocafarune (feminine masculine)
icafarune (feminine)
yocafarune (feminine)
icafarune (masculine neuter)
icafarune (neuter)
yocafarune (neuter)

Compare Manado Malay caparuni (“dirty”).


tasube

From Javanese tasbèh, from Arabic تَسْبِيح (tasbīḥ). The second meaning may derive from a possible use of the seeds of Canna indica for making a misbaha.


kolfino

tokolfino (exclusive first-person plural)
fokolfino (first-person plural)
mikolfino (first-person plural)
nokolfino (exclusive plural second-person)
nikolfino (plural second-person)
okolfino (masculine plural third-person)
ikolfino (masculine third-person)
yokolfino (masculine third-person)
mokolfino (feminine masculine)
ikolfino (feminine)
yokolfino (feminine)
ikolfino (masculine neuter)
ikolfino (neuter)
yokolfino (neuter)

(stative) alternative form of kolofino (“afraid”)


golfino

togolfino (exclusive first-person plural)
fogolfino (first-person plural)
migolfino (first-person plural)
nogolfino (exclusive plural second-person)
nigolfino (plural second-person)
ogolfino (masculine plural third-person)
igolfino (masculine third-person)
yogolfino (masculine third-person)
mogolfino (feminine masculine)
igolfino (feminine)
yogolfino (feminine)
igolfino (masculine neuter)
igolfino (neuter)
yogolfino (neuter)


kolofino

کلفينو (Jawi)
tokolofino (exclusive first-person plural)
fokolofino (first-person plural)
mikolofino (first-person plural)
nokolofino (exclusive plural second-person)
nikolofino (plural second-person)
okolofino (masculine plural third-person)
ikolofino (masculine third-person)
yokolofino (masculine third-person)
mokolofino (feminine masculine)
ikolofino (feminine)
yokolofino (feminine)
ikolofino (masculine neuter)
ikolofino (neuter)
yokolofino (neuter)

Cognate with Tidore kolofino (“afraid, scared”). Outside of North Halmahera, compare Sentani kulukulu.

سبب کلفينو باتو ممناره

it was done out of fear (literally, “only because they were afraid did they act”)

ݢناڤو کلفينو

تلالو کلفينو

(stative) to be alarmed, concerned (out of fear)


golofino

From N- (nominalizer) + kolofino (“afraid”).


golofino

togolofino (exclusive first-person plural)
fogolofino (first-person plural)
migolofino (first-person plural)
nogolofino (exclusive plural second-person)
nigolofino (plural second-person)
ogolofino (masculine plural third-person)
igolofino (masculine third-person)
yogolofino (masculine third-person)
mogolofino (feminine masculine)
igolofino (feminine)
yogolofino (feminine)
igolofino (masculine neuter)
igolofino (neuter)
yogolofino (neuter)


tuada

Compare Sahu cuada'a, Waioli tuada'a, Tobelo tuada, cuaraka, Galela tuada; the exact relationship between each of these is uncertain. Externally, compare Banjarese tiwadak, Brunei Malay tibadak, suggesting an early Austronesian borrowing.