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lastiksp. var.lahsik1na slingshotGenerally, slingshots are used for killing birds for food.Synbalebaypalsiit 16.7Tool2transto use a slingshotEpat hu in-anemut min linastik mid muyung ni emayyu.We came home with four birds that we hit with our slingshot in the forest.-en/-in-
latana metal can6.7.7Containerlallatta
latangintransfor a rice field to be uncultivated for a period of time; for a rice field to be fallowThe period of time for a rice field to be fallow may be for some years.Tellun toon hu nanlatangan ni payew da.Their rice field was uncultivated for three years.6.2.9FarmlandmaN-/maN-
latisp. var. oflasi
latlattransto remove the skin of an animalThe skinning of an animal involves a specific way of cutting if the skin is intended to be tanned for a useful purpose such as backpack akbut, mat katat or a skin rope.Linelat dan katat etan belat ni baka ni pinalsi da. They skinned the cow that they butchered for a leather mat.Simlenih7.8.3Cut-en/-in-Class 4D Release, remove or detach object
latlatuh1na picture or photoNeal-alkusan etan latlatuh Peter. Peter’s photo is decorated.6.6.5.2Photography2vto take a photoAttu nelatlatuhan tu eyaddan kakkayyaggud ang-ang tun papayyew? Where did he take the photo of these beautiful rice-fields?
latungnleaf of antak-bean, edibleptantak
launa wild ginger plantThis ginger plant may grow as tall as ten feet.Dakel hu lau di muyung.There are many ginger-plants in the forest.1.5Plant
laugstafor leaves of a plant to witherNelaug ida bulung etan ni pakeitnem ni balat tep kamangkettey.The leaves of the newly-planted banana tree are withered because it is dying.Henidda etan ni keyew ni eleg umlameh ni ahilammelammehan da tep nelaug et mabwag. (Jude 1:13f)They are like a tree that does not bear fruit during their fruiting season because it has withered and fallen down.1.5.6Growth of plantsme-/ne-
lauktransto mix a liquid with something elseLineukan tun danum etan meinnum et el-eleg law hu tamtam tu.He mixed water with the drinks and now the taste is not as it should be.Laukim eya bubud ni putsukan ma-lat malumi-ih.Mix that rice wine with honey so it will be sweet.7.3.2.6Put in-an/-in- -an
lawadvthe present time; nowEndi law kaman-a-bek tep endi kamambekki di alang ni ahiani. There is no more drumming now because nobody performs a traditional ritual at harvest time.Kayu law paneeng tep immagang.You go now and cook because I'm hungry.8.4.6.3.1Now
law-anadv.preddescribes something that is done unnecessarily or that would be better left undoneEleg pinhed Puddung ni i-alid baley da etan ahhu nem neilaw-an ni in-ali mi.Puddung did not want the dog to be brought to their house but we had already brought it.9.4.2.3Necessary mei-/nei-
lawah1adj.predthe word describes something or someone as bad or evilLawah hedin eleg tayu u-unnuda hu kayyaggud ni kaittugun ni ammed. It is bad if we do not follow the good advice of (our) parents.Neipalpu eman ni neiungngaan ku, anin ni yan eman ni kawedak di egeh nan ina, ey lawahhak. (Psalm 51:5)From the time of my birth, even when I was in my mother's womb, I was evil.Synlukuh8.3.7.1Bad2vto do bad thingsDakel hu kaumhulun ni kapanlawahi ni tuu. There are many things that cause people to do bad things.kapan- -ikalwah
lawednwild betel nut leafKayulli ketud ni lawed et mantapi itsu.Go and pick some wild-betel-nut-leaves so we (all) can chew.Simbeyyen1.5.5Parts of a plant
lawidva metal skewerThis tool is used to poke tuber crops that are being cooked to determine if they are cooked; it may also be used to skewer pieces of meat order to place them over or near a fire to cook.Mu tewik ni lawid hu ubi di banga hedin nelutu wenu eleg.Go and pierce with the skewer the sweet potatoes in the pot to see whether or not they are done.6.7.1.1Poking tool
lawitnthe traditional religious term that refers to a plant that is tied and placed in the grave of the dead to protect a child or a sibling of the dead person from becoming skinny; amulet plant
lawlawtrans1to go to gather people; to round up peopleLakkay et muddalli lawlawen hu tuud Nepayew et mandadammu itsud Bahag.You go and round up the people in Nepayew and we will all meet at Bahag. 4.2.1Come together, form a group-en/-in-2to go somewhere to look aroundKami nanlawlawlaw di Kiangan ni kaalman.We went to walk around in Kiangan yesterday.7.2.1.1WalkmaN-/naN-
lawwanInf. ofelaw1nomto go to a particular placePakkadek man-elluduh kayud anibat ni lawwan yud baley da tep neanibat.You will have to walk alongside the fence when you go to their house because it is fenced.Indad da lawwan mid bebley.They postponed our going to their village. -an
layanthe spice gingerMahapul ni gu-guen hu laya ni han in-edum di hipan kaihhaeng.You have to grate the ginger before adding it to whatever you cook.5.2.3.1.5Food from roots
layagintrans1to hang downwardImmen kamanlallayyag ni uleg di pangan keyew. There is a snake hanging downward on the branch of a tree.Simlaylayleyley2to lower somethingThis word can refer to lowering anything that can be lifted and handled.Lineyag dad dallin hu hanlunay ni begah et hannak pahana.They lowered a sack of rice onto the ground outside the house before I carried it on my shoulder.7.3.2.5Lower something-en/-in-
layahna fully matured sow that is infertileLayah etan killum ni inggatang ku.The sow that I sold is mature and infertile.1.6.1.1Mammal
laylaysp. var. ofleyleyintransfor something to hang down lower, e.g., string or vineHipa eman kamanlaylaylay di habyen?What is that hanging down on the door?Simlayag 17.3.2.4.1Hang
layonna lion; a title or name given to JesusDammutun kabaelan etan ni kameingngadnin Layon ni nalpud helag nan Judah e helag nan David. (Revelation 5:5b)The one who is able (to open the scroll) is named the Lion, a descendant of Judah, a descendant of (King) David. 1.6.1.1.2Carnivore
layyamstato enjoy being together with friendsThis word generally refers to the enjoyment children have in playing games and forgetting any troubles they may have. Children often have many work responsibilities, e.g. caring for younger siblings, feeding animals, cooking, washing, etc.Ida kamelayyam hu u-ungnga hedin neamuamung ida et daka liwwana hu ngunu dad baballey da.The kids enjoy the times when they are all together so they can forget their jobs in their homes.me-/ne-
layyutn1cloth; piece of fabricIdwat mulli eya layyut et pemelug ku eyan yuddungngan.Give me that piece of cloth and I will wipe this seat.2old pieces of cloth; ragsYa kayyaggud ni daka ibbalwasi ey mehullulan alin layyut. (Isaiah 3:24d)And the beautiful clothes they wear will be exchanged for rags.