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: [[layaq]] iat - frustrated(?) (literally weak spirit) | : [[layaq]] iat - frustrated(?) (literally weak spirit) | ||
: [[ditaq]] '''niat''' - proud (literally high spirit) | : [[ditaq]] '''niat''' - proud (literally high spirit) | ||
: '''liat''' - happy | : [[beneh]] '''niat''' - humble (literally low spirit) | ||
: '''liat''' (mawang niat) - happy | |||
:: '''ngeliat''' - the act of making someone happy | :: '''ngeliat''' - the act of making someone happy | ||
:: '''pengeliat''' - an object or action given to make someone happy | :: '''pengeliat''' - an object or action given to make someone happy | ||
Revision as of 19:26, 24 January 2008
Pronunciation
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Translations
Kelabit - English
- 1. iat - (noun) breath
- niat - (verb) to breathe
- 2. iat - soul or spirit
- layaq iat - frustrated(?) (literally weak spirit)
- ditaq niat - proud (literally high spirit)
- beneh niat - humble (literally low spirit)
- liat (mawang niat) - happy
- ngeliat - the act of making someone happy
- pengeliat - an object or action given to make someone happy
Kelabit - Bahasa Malaysia