yayikN1name of a godgod2carved headdress about 1 meter tall, depicting the god of the same name. This is used in the tebekap and sombolong traditional dances.
ye2Vdo; come to an endkamap pinisNik Ukarumpa bodeng yege kasat Sande ginang kamatge bugumuk.We left the village and travelled for Ukarumpa on Sunday.A yege yugumun a guda ku tugumune.We finishing talking and then we went there.affixation: yak
ye11Visay; speak; nametoktokMan bingam kobo yangale nandegule.They told a story and I listened.Bop kobo stling bop yamone.One trap we call a string trap.yangkamat manNprophecyyefagofoADVsay you don't want to do somethingyemeNfull stop; periodyendaVfinish last part of speakingyengaliliVpleadyengalingkaleVexplainyengkalamaVtallow; permitYengkasa ManNpropLaw; Pentateuch, the first five books of the Old TestamentyengkukuyakVdiscuss or plan for workyengkunitVexplainyentangka1Npromise2VpromiseyesefeleVtconfess (sins)yeseleVt1announce2condemnyesolombeneVtdeclare or proclaim publicly2VtsingsingsingSubung kobo yuguk, a awa yamona.She sang the subung song that we usually sing now.3VsoundkraiBelo ben yuguk a kadang kubit gegede tenen yuguk.The first bell rang signalling for us to light the dry bamboo.yengambekambekVdisturb by making noise4Vthinktingimaffixation: y-
yekN1string bagbilumyek gonggongNnetyek malanNbag decorated with dog teethyek pampanNbag which is completely fullyek tantamNstring game used with hands and feetyek tungkupNround headdress with design on front with a bird of paradise feather2pocket
yek felemNbush rope bag filled with dry banana leaves and fastened on the head in the tebekap traditional dancebilum bilong singsing
yele1Vstep; walkkrungutimGek awo tagenak kot kome kubuli yelefudihong bonga yak.Gek with his load of cargo was walking in the dark.yelemipmikViwalk only on toes; limpyelemungkuluVttrample on something that is covered upyelendalusiVthide something on the ground with one's footyelendetnoloViwalk only on a heel; limpyeleng gitakgitakVstep repeatedly in the same placeyelenggedeVtrampleyelenggiginiVibrace oneself by stretching one leg forwardyelengkalamaNabundanceyelenimambotVtbleadyelentitVtstep onyelesulutaVturn from; depart; stray; deviateyelewakaViwalk with difficulty; limpyeleyeleVttest the strength or integrity of something with one's foot2Viguidego pasGanin manka bingam ate yele nimambotele.Your word can guide us.
yelemungkuluVttrample on something that is covered upkrungutimcomp. ofyele 1
yelendalusiVthide something on the ground with one's foothaitimSawo tenen ki ifan yelendalusi tangale udiwakasak.They stole Sawo's keys, trampled them into the ground and he searched for them.comp. ofyele 1dalusi