gamatana – green
mugixi – color
mutuxuna – black
mutuxutiti – gray
sabuxana – red
sabuxatiti – light red
sagayana – yellow
sagayatiti – light yellow
sikokop – purple
talaktalak – orange
usamana – white
usautiti – motley, of various colors
taininau – 1
hiliana – 1 (additive for numbers higher than 2)
luwa – 2
luwa hiliana – 3
tuwa – 3 (short form)
luwadi luwadi – 4
luwadi luwadi hiliadinga – 5
hatainghataina – 10
neng – a pair, two
ati – liver
baba namu – hip
baba – thigh
babang hoxongina – pelvic bone
badu – lip
biamina – gall bladder
birikbirik – brain
buang uxuna – throat cartilage
bulibuli – buttocks
gamogamu – abdomen
ganring – molar
gaxugaxuna – lung
giduna – nape of the neck
guana – skull
hatuna – kidney
hisu – navel, belly button
kayaxa – shin, calf
kia – leg or foot
kia guana – toenail
kia hataxuna – calf
kia luna – sole
kia tambong – heel
kia tinana – big toe
kia tuxuna – knee
kia ubuna – the top of the foot
kia uxuna – toe
kia xana – ankle
kilangkilang – pancreas
kurungana – the top of the head, the soft spot of a baby
langing xoxinoa – collarbone, clavicle
laplabuna – stomach organ
lipu langina – sperm
luba marandi – testicles
mana – tongue
manggopmanggop – cheek
maxa – eye
maxa buxana – eyebrow, eyelash
maxa hatuna – eyeball
maxa kaxaxana – the part of the skull that makes up the ridge over the eye
maxa langina – tear
maxa rabina – eyelid
maxarabina – eyebrow
minang uxuna – sternum
mulanginoa – private parts, euphemism for the area of the body of the sexual organs
muxumuxung sanggana – foreskin
muxumuxunoa – penis
nangu – spleen
ngarukngaruk – throat
ramanramangina – ribs
ramramo – face or forehead
rima guana – fingernail
rima hataxuna – forearm
rima lisua – middle finger
rima luna – palm
rima mangok – forefinger
rima saxuna – little finger
rima sigingana – finger joints, knuckles
rima tinana – thumb
rima tuxuna – elbow
rima ubuna – back of the hand
rima uxuna – finger
rima xana – upper arm
rima – arm or hand
ringringina – chest
sakikixina – armpit
salulunga waxuna – urethra
sangga – body
sangga – skin
siginga – joint
sikokori – heart
sip waxuna – vein, artery
su – the breast of a woman or man
suxunguxungu – mouth
tai mutuxuna – large intestine
tai namu – rectum
tai usamana – small intestine
tambong – ankle
tambung – beard
tangalia – ear
tangalia ginangina – ear canal
tangalia lona – the large, cartilage part of the ear
tangalia taina – earwax
tangalia yabubugina – eardrum
toatua – bone
toxang – the thyroid cartilage peak commonly called Adam’s apple
toxoloxolo – hair on the head
toxotaxu – head
tuxuna – a body joint
ubung tuana – spine, backbone
ubung tuang birikbirigina – spinal cord
ubutua – spine
ubuxuna – the two muscles that flank the lower backbone, the large latissimus dorsi muscles
ulena – side of the body
uxang namu – tailbone
wagixana – rib
wai – tooth
waxu – umbilical cord
waxutu – neck or throat
waxuwaxuna – ligament or tendon
xambam – hip
xoxa – chin
yaxu – shoulder
yaxung xalubina – scapula, shoulder bone
yungginang – nostrils
yungxa – nose
yungxa gaxumina – the flexible part of the nose
yungxa ginangina – nostril
abua – grandfather
ayuana – husband
bakbak – family, clan, group
baungtibundi – parents
bauwa – mother or aunt
bisa – female in-law
hagu – orphan
haininoa – wife
hamunga – sister
haragaragangana – twins
haringina – first born
kixing – younger sibling of the same sex
kos – a man whose wife has died, a widower
longana – in-law, a relative by marriage
loxongina – female in-law
mama – dad
matuau – firstborn child
mondi – married couple
moxongonoa – rother of a female
nanuhang – daughter
nina – cousin
pabo – grandmother
ria – friend
ruanginoa galaina – widow
sabanganoa – older brother or sister
samoa hasiana – widowed or divorced
sip – blood relative
tap – widow
tibuna – father
tibung wasangam – guardian, foster parent, caretaker
toxongo – mother’s brother, or the children of a male’s sister
ulunoa hasiana – widow
ulunoa moti – widow
xapkuti – to adopt a child
xapsaxi – to sire, to make children
yap – wife
Aisaya – Isaiah
Amos – Amos
Aposel – The Acts of the Apostles, Acts
aposel – apostle
atindi daxaringa – reconciled
atindi dimoti mana – a person who is generous, whether the recipient deserves it or not, gracious, grace
axamana bila mibinga – vision
axamang haringina – miracle
babu – idol
Danyel – Daniel
Epasas – Ephesians
Esekiel – Ezekiel
Esra – Ezra
Esta – Esther
Galesia – Galatians
gamogamu mosiu – peace
guha gobagoba – tomb
guxam – an incantation or spell which can be either good or bad
guxam – bless
Habakak – Habakkuk
Hagai – Haggai
hanania – sacrifice
hananianga – offering
Hanaunaunga – Deuteronomy
hanaunaunga – law or instruction
harua saha mana – to speak figuratively
haruanga babuna – parable
haruanga maxunama – truth
harungia – speak against, blaspheme
Hatanga Masok – Revelation
hatum haringina – believe, trust
hatuminga muganga – the flesh, the sin nature
hau – to ratify or endorse, to promise
hauxang sibuna – hate
haxa mauli rangua yaungam – adultery
Hibru – Hebrews
Hosea – Hosea
iti yanoa – praise, worship, dignify or honor
kinu rangua gaxarea yau teguyu – adultery or fornication, sleep with someone you’re not married to
Kolosi – Colossians
Korin – Corinthians
Kristo – Christ, a title for Jesus
kubolu diana – sin
kubolu maringina – righteousness
Lipu Hananiangam Oxatanoa – Leviticus
lipu hananiangama – priest
lipu hanaunaunga tubatubainganam – scribe or teacher of the law
lipu haringina – married adult male, bigman, elder, boss, master
lipu hatung suxinganama – magi or wise man
lipu manang luwa – deceitful or two-faced person, hypocrite
lipu oxata olanggam – servant or slave
lipu suxuyangama – judge
lipu titiamdi – mankind, world
Lipu Xabiangam – Ecclesiastes
Lipu Xabinga Muliam – Savior
Lipua Ma Rangua Urana – Son of Man
lipudi dinaxu mana – disciples
long salakkam – hell
long xaiya – heaven
Luk – Luke
Maika – Micah
Mak – Mark
Malakai – Malachi
Matyu – Matthew
mesa muli – resurrect, rise again
murung sibuna – love
Nahum – Nahume
Naxuyanga – Chronicles
Niamaya – Nehemiah
Obadaya – Obadiah
Olaidi – Psalms
Pailimon – Philemon
paradais – paradise
Parisi – Pharisee
Pilipai – Philippians
Pita – Peter
ralana – brilliance, radiance, shining light, glory
Rom – Rome
Runginga Xai – Proverbs
Rut – Ruth
sabu – pray
sabu mana – worship
Sadyusi – Sadducee
Samwel – Samuel
Satan – Satan, Lucifer
Sekaraya – Zechariah
Sepanaya – Zepheniah
sina salaga – persecute
Solomon Olainoa – Song of Songs or Song of Solomon
su haruanga – accuse
sugua – baptise
suka – expel, cast out, disown
ta mana daxanga diana – entice someone to do something immoral, cause someone to sin
ta maxana mana – to hope without expectation, to wait but be undecided about the outcome
ta ragunga mana – to hope with expectation of a positive outcome
Taitas – Titus
takis – tax
Tang – Lamentations
Taunga Dalingam – Passover
Tesalonaika – Thessalonians
Timoti – Timothy
ting haruanga – speak figuratively
Titinga – Numbers
Toxondi – Judges
Toxoratamona – Lord, head chief
ulek xai – gospel or good news
Unggutinga – Genesis
Urana – God
Urana Aningonoa – Holy Spirit
Urana Garanoa – Son of God
Urana lipuxing maringina – saint
Urana Lipuxing Mogunganama – Messiah
Urana lipuxing suxunguxunguam – prophet
Urana mogu naina – holy, something set apart by God for himself
Urana Numanoa – Temple, the Jewish house of worship in Jerusalem
Urana uleginama – angel, a messenger of God
Urana Xuana – Scripture, The Word of God
Urana Yonggaxinoa – kingdom of God
walinga subingang teguam – eternal life
xai balingama – cross
Xaidap Yaguangam – Sabbath
xaitamoxi – king
Xaitamoxi – Kings
xap langa – to get baptised
xap muli – save
xap salaga – receive persecution
Xapdi Muli – Exodus
xaunga – an evil spirit, a demon
xaungadi yanamidinga – devil
xugia hatuminganoa – repent
xuxu sangga – circumcise
Yems – James
Yeremaya – Jeremiah
Yesu – Jesus
Yoel – Joel
Yon – John
Yona – Jonah
Yop – Job
Yosua – Joshua
Yuda – Jew
Yuda Teguam – Gentile, a non-Jew
Yudadi sabungading numanoa – synagogue
yunga kubolunoa – forgive
Yut – Jude
abungina – wild, undomesticated
asaxa – all animals except humans
asaxadi daxang riadingdi – cannibal
bilok – any small lizard
bina – insect
buxu – any large animal the size of a pig or larger
dubak – ant
gambumang – spider
gambuxam – rodent
gomi – shellfish
gulup – any large lizard
haxinggu – frog
langu – fly
mang – bird
moru – livestock, domesticated
moxa – any snake or snake-like creature
nangnang – domestic, tame
samana – any type of bandicoot
song – fish
xanam – marsupial
yabubuk – butterfly
banana – flipper of a sea turtle or manatee
bemina – gall bladder
buxa – body hair, excluding the head, animal hair or fur
ganring – molar, back teeth of a man or animal
gauta – pig’s teeth, in particular the tusks
guana – a seashell or eggshell, claws, fingernails, toenails
kia guana – toenail, claw
kinrang – mane of an animal, such as a horse, crest of a cockatoo, long hair or feathers on the neck
luna – animal fat, blubber
mututungana – meat or muscle
ogana – the tenticle of an octopus or squid
orana – fat
salam – horn or antler, on a bettle or cow
sogi – the rough skin of a crocodile or lizard, the plates
uxauxa – tail
yona – a fang of a dog or crocodile
bapalo – water buffalo
bilang – large rodent species
bixweng – black cuscus species
bulmakau – cow
buxu – pig
donki – donkey
gambuxam – mouse or rat
ginimbong – marsupial species
goxomba – large rat species
hatung – black and white cuscus species
haxau – rodent species
hos – horse
masinggep – Sugar Glider
meme – goat
mutum – large rodent species
niwa – Spotted Cuscus
pusi – cat, feline
rumang – Forbes Ringtail Possum
sipsip – sheep
sonang – wallaby
tinrung – black marsupial species
xanam – Huon Tree Kangaroo
abilok – small brown lizard species
bilok – small lizard species
buxutabuxina – small black lizard species
galungmuruna – large white-striped gecko species
gixiwai – green Goana species
gulumgulumbai – lizard species
gulup – Spotted Goanna lizard species
gumbambilok – skink species
halik – small green lizard species
kumbaxum – small lizard species
kunenep – the common gecko
malik – small black lizard species
saumbutu – large dragon lizard species
ubugubugu – Dragon Lizard
xarip – small black lizard species
xuxuang – Blue-tongued lizard or skink
ananas – sea cucumber species
axi – ground-dwelling python species
batiangana – caterpillar species
boxodiang – small snake species
bula – small white caterpillar species
bulam – small caterpillar species, pupa
duaibauna – sea cucumber species
gama – python species
gamurakrak – multicolored caterpillar species
gep – sago grubworm
goxombiang – millipede
guxuguxu – sea cucumber species
iba – leech
imim – Green Tree Python
kuanggep – worm species
likliktinana – snake species
maringang – sea cucumber species
moxa – any snake
moxamoxa – any worm
mudi – death adder
muxum – brown snake species
naxinggula – small, long, brown snake species
ralamaxungina – small white snake species
raung – small black edible caterpillar species
suhi – white snake species
sunai – black and white sea snake species
talep – small black caterpillar species
titimoxana – small black snake species
tuna – saltwater eel species
umbu – ground-dwelling python species
ungsusuna – sea cucumber species
uxalelena – small brown snake species
xaupmuruna – small snake species
xipmang – worm species
xixipmang – small brown snake species
xoram – common freshwater eel species
yadu – centipede
yahayaha – small brown caterpillar species
baleluk – small green bird species
balum – eagle species
baluwa – large black bird species
bandim – Spectacled Fruit Bat, flying fox
bangguweng – brown bird species
baxaliku – pigeon species, dove
benggum – red parakeet species
bogi – eagle species
boxai – green parrot-type bird species
buibui – small black bird species
buntuk – New Guinea Harpy-Eagle
damak – Blyth’s Hornbill
dimukmuk – small bat species
dindi – Common Paradise Kingfisher
dowo – small black bird species
dungdunggoxoyang – small black bird species
galungmangina – small black bird species
gexam – black bird species
gigip – Brown Falcon
goxok – Golden-Faced Dwarf Whistler
gubung – large black bird species
gumak – dove or pigeon species
halinghaling – black cockatoo
hintingtixik – small grey bird species
kanai – seagull species
kingguriri – pigeon species or dove
kinring – white bird species
kinrong – small black bird species
kixinggep – lorikeet
kolakola – kingfisher species
kombaluk – large black bird species
mang – any type of bird
marong – egret species
matikomkom – brown eagle species
miyap – bird species
morong – heron species
muleng – wild fowl
mum – small brown bird species
muxaxu – chicken or rooster
namang – large black bird species
okok – raven
ombaxak – small black bird species
pato – duck
rabaraba – owl species
ragip – coastal wild fowl
raingang – large grey bird species
rumoliang – red, blue and black parrot species
sabogi – Mouse Warbler
samsamgatik – small black bird species
samum – black bird species
sapariku – small, black and white bird species
siku – Sacred Kingfisher or Hook-billed Kingfisher
silalak – small brown bird species
silelia – small coastal bird species
simbau – large black bird species
singsing – small eagle species
sixatinana – brown and white bird species
songdepdep – small grey bird species
soxobam – small black bird species
suaxu – a small bird species
sumbalak – small brown bird species with a long
taga – Wattled Brush Turkey
talisong – large brown bird species
tamguxak – bird species
timbuxam – small black bird species
tininggaya – large brown eagle species
toxoptoxobang – small colorful bird species
uti – large white bird species
wakwak – the Melanesian megapode
wasiwas – small bat species
wokwak – small, green and brown bird species
xaiyom – Sulphur-crested Cockatoo
xendungxendung – Lawes Parotia Bird of Paradise
xubok – small white bird species
yamayama – Emperor Bird of Paradise
yambam – Sickle-crested Bird of Paradise
yamtuxung – Sacred Kingfisher
yautuang – large black bird species
yola – bird species
ili – tail feathers
abixinonginoa – plumes, tailfeathers
banggitongina – wing
buxa – feather
rarabulana – the comb and wattle of a chicken or rooster
anggonggu – large biting fly species
bengbiang – wasp species
benra – bedbug
bina – a locust or grasshopper
binduxum – common cockroach species
biram – mud wasp
bukbukkaxa – Atlas Moth
bulamyabubugina – Green Triangle Butterfly
bumlanguna – fly species
bunggutop – sweat bee
buxep – brown beetle species
dengmau – white cicada species
digabang – red ant species
dinggaxumbu – green cicada species
diuk – red ant species
dubak – large red ant species that bites and makes nests with leaves in the trees
dubakbauna – lightning bug
dudubaxek – white cicada species
dungungu – honeybee
gamgomsaxangina – red wasp species
gang – beetle species
gep – the sago grubworm
ging – beetle species
gingwaina – katydid species
girak – louse
goxigoxi – Longhorn beetle species
guatu – small white caterpillar species
haingmaxaya – praying mantis
hatung – firefly, lightning bug
hitikhitik – pill bug
hixinghixing – cricket species
imuxu – ant species
kangkong – mosquito
kangkongbauna – horsefly
kiabanana – giant katydid species
kinrongraxik – brown locust species
koxaxep – green beetle species
langu – housefly
langulangu – honeybee
longmatuona – small brown beetle species
mosisip – katydid species
motatap – ant species
munmunrala – ant species
munruli – edible locust species, grasshopper
ngeng – cicada species
nimnim – sandfly
ninixu – bee species
rangranggos – black butterfly species
rerebu – black beetle species
sambengsambeng – earwig
sau – termite species
saxalexalek – leaf catydid
saxang – Stag Beetle
simaxak – sandfly
sixamsixam – water-dwelling cockroach species
soxoxong – cricket species
tamtam – black ant species
taxingasaha – brown ant species
taxumyabubugina – white butterfly species
titimungharingina – black ant species
tungtung – black ant species
tutu – flea
ulaleng – cicada species
uleleng – cicada or locust species
xahengxaheng – scorpion
xaibogibogi – the walking stick insect
xaraxara – ant species
xutengxuteng – cicada species
yanggasung – biting black ant species
yautuang – locust species
ababaxim – spiked poisonous saltwater fish
anali – sea mullet
atun – tuna
axui – large fish species
baliangamugixina – saltwater fish species
bangsanggana – small, white and black saltwater fish species
baribari – saltwater fish species
bugada – saltwater fish species
bugadi – saltwater fish species
bungaya – small, poisonous white saltwater fish species
bunui – lionfish
buplona – butterflyfish
danggutu – red emperor
daya – large freshwater fish species
dum – saltwater fish species
duwe – white saltwater fish
duxa – small white saltwater fish species
gembang – pufferfish
gominggoming – white fish species
gusak – small saltwater fish species
hagai – small freshwater fish species
hataxoxu – yellow and brown saltwater fish species
inggimiang – large white saltwater fish
kamatua – bottlenose dolphin
kambiai – common shark species
kare – black saltwater fish species
kea – green saltwater fish
kidakida – bicolor parrotfish
kiu – damselfish
komakoma – shark species
koxuku – diamond-shaped saltwater fish species
ladisongina – damselfish
lala – bluefish, tailorfish
lamraga – white, spiked poisonous saltwater fish
langulangsongina – long white saltwater fish
langutaina – small white saltwater fish species
malisa – barracuda
mam – large brown saltwater fish
mamboya – saltwater fish species
maxabokbok – large saltwater fish
maxu – large freshwater fish species
mexa – tilapia
nagan – small fish species
nagang – black saltwater fish species
nebung – fish species
nibung – small freshwater fish species
parimboki – stingray
ragoma – small freshwater fish species
ram – garfish
rebareba – saltwater fish species
rimang – large freshwater fish species
rimrim – large saltwater fish species
samana – small black saltwater fish species
sasa – small brown saltwater fish species
sau – garfish species
simbau – small saltwater fish
sinang – small yellow and black saltwater fish species
sobagim – small freshwater fish species
sobagimtekkam – small black and brown saltwater fish species
songxanrongina – stonefish
susun – small white saltwater fish species
talai – sardine
talingtaling – angelfish
tangir – the Spanish mackeral or kingfish
tubanga – the trevally fish
uma – small freshwater fish species
unihirabina – flounder
uxutu – Panther Grouper
waluk – small black saltwater fish species
xaidapsongina – saltwater fish species
xamsongina – Ocellaris clownfish
yabubuk – flying fish
bulabula – tail
kalakala – fin
kamataxamina – scales
moxoxolam – gills
ruxu – the bony, sharp part of a fish’s fin
baligi – shellfish species
baxupmoyana – shellfish species
biwa – trochus
boribori – shellfish species
gola – a small, dark brown Auger shell
gomi – giant clam
hanggaxus – shellfish species
kamuramura – shellfish species
kiahatambolia – shellfish species
kixu – shellfish species
matamata – shellfish species
maxagagau – shellfish species
ningguninggu – a cowrie shell, a sea snail
saluwa – shellfish species
sambimbi – the Bailer shell sea snail
samboi – shellfish species
sesia – mother of pearl shellfish
suaki – spiny shellfish species
tabaxodi – shellfish species
tambuleki – shellfish species
tingutingu – shellfish species
toxi – conch shell
wawailona – shellfish species
aningo – the ripened, seed bearing part of a plant
hagaganoa – leafstalk or stem of any type of palm
hanggaxobina – the husk of bamboo, corn, sugar and other such plants
hunghung – the bast tissue of a coconut palm
imuna – the root of a pandanus trees or vines that hang to the ground, a runner
lona – the leaf of a tree or plant
mara – the seed of a tree
midana – the husk of a coconut shell
muxumuxunoa – a new shoot of growth from a tree, bamboo or plant
oxaxana – root
rima – branch of a tree
ruxuna – a thorn
sasa – a dry coconut leaf
toxang – the joint in a piece of bamboo
tunrungina – log
tuturi – the red flower of a banana plant
uxuna – the top part of a tree or plant shoots
waruk muruna – pumpkin greens
xai sanggana – tree bark
xuyana – the seed of a plant
yangina – the leaf of a tree or plant
abak – tree species
angaxi – Tahitian Chestnut or Pili Nut Tree
axaimai – tree species
axixiu – coastal tree species
bandam – tree species
bangbang – Ironwood Tree
banipu – fragrant tree species
biluxam – tree species
bingambingam – tree species
bup – Pandanus, screw pine
dale – Rosewood Tree
dexung – tree species
dibik – tree species
dimak – tree species
dom – Banyan Tree
dubing – Noni Tree
galung – Coconut Palm
galung midana – the inside of a coconut husk
galung muruna – a new coconut sprout
gatak – rubber tree
gaum – hardwood tree species
gawang – tree species
gaxamu – limbum species
gaxanang – tree species
gebugebu – tree species
gelang – tree species
gembang – Breadfruit Tree
gilunggilung – tree species
gingging – Walnut Tree
gudeli – citrus tree species
gumang – tree species
gusagusak – tree species
gusak – fig-like tree species
guwawa – Guava Tree
guxumu – tree species
hakana – Fishtail Palm
hale – New Guinea Teak
hataxumang – tree species
hita – Ivory Nut Palm Tree, Sago
hom – pandanus species
huyap – Kapok Tree
ibilibilip – Sealing Wax Palm
ihi – Tahitian Chestnut or Aila Tree
kaikai – palm species
kakau – cacao
kautup – Rattan Palm Tree
kuai – nut-bearing tree species
langlang – tree species
mada – nutmeg tree
mahang – tree species
mambunga – Poison Fish Tree
manggalak – tree species
mangok – lipstick tree
maramara – Poinciana Tree
masixisixi – Sealing Wax Palm
matip – tree species
mondeleng – tree species
moxoxubang – tree species
muli – any citrus tree or its fruit
muyup – tree species
nala – tree species
nuang – tree species
op – tree species
oxana – a flower on a tree
oxang – Malay Apple species
paipkona – Star Fruit Tree
pepai – Papaya
rabum – tree species
ragong – tree species
rayong – edible palm species
rimoxong – tree species
riu – tree species
rixang – Ilimo tree
ropok – tree species
rube – Taun
salang – tree species
sama – tree species
samolimoli – tree species
saxep – tree species
simbung – the wild almond tree, Sterculia
tahek – tree species
taik – tree species
talia – tropical almond tree
tautau – tree species
taxum – palm species
tuxu – tree species
ung – Breadfruit Tree
unggak – Malay Apple species
ungunga– Areca Palm (betelnut)
unihi – pandanus species
wam – tree species
wawai – Mango Tree
xai – a general term for any tree or the wood from that tree
xarubi – tree species
xatang – tree species
xoi – Sea Hibiscus
yonggam – Gnemon Tree
banggumena – fragrant flower species
banggumengbabuna – wild onion
bararum – flower species
baxagilu – flower species
baxing – flower species
bokbok – hibiscus species
bukbuk – flower species
bunrak – flower species
dina – flower species
ep – yellow flower species
gabak – flower species
gaxabari – flower species
gaxagaxak – red flower species
gaxamboi – flower species
gum – flower species
gusinggusingang – flower species
hagaxep – flower species
indak – flower species
kangkongxaina – flower species
karapota – flower species
kimkim – bougainvillea
likoliko – flower species
lixungang – flower species
lomulomu – croton
manipu – flower species
maxai – flower species
mianggaxop – flower species
muaxaxek – flower species
mulai – orchid species
muxaxurarabalana – flower species
nambaxakia – flower species
oxana – a flower on a tree
raborabo – Alpinia Ginger
rabum nangnang – Frangipani
ringgiringgi – flower species
rumbang – flower species
runangrunang – flower species
sarigilang – flower species
saxusaxu – flower species
sogam – sorghum
tanggaxam – flower species
tubunang – flower species
tukneng – flower species
tuturi – the red flower of a banana plant
xaiyomxaiyom – flower species
xamaxama – morning glory
xapmungsanggana – flower species
axaiba – pepper species
axaxap – vine species
axexu – thorned cane
batu – edible vine species
baxabaxa – vine species
bohom – vine species
bubup – vine species
buxungbuxung – vine species
diwa – vine species
duxalak – vine species
enggeng – vine species
enuam – vine species
gabup – passion fruit
gimung – vine species
golanggola – vine species
hanring – vine species
hayup – vine species
kalaboi – vine species
mohaham – vine species
monrumonru – vine species
nunu – cane
ronsisip – vine species
saksakkixa – vine species
sikokop – vine species
soxup – D’Albertis Creeper
sugigi – vine species
tamguxak – vine species
tatubang – common grass species
unung – vine species
waxangwaxang – vine species
waxu – any type of vine or rope
xangxeng – cane, rattan
xaxik – vine species
yonggamyonggam – vine species
baxupyabugina – edible mushroom species
boip – edible mushroom species
diknong – edible mushroom species
gilambung – edible mushroom species
kilanggatik – edible mushroom species
lumlum – algae species
manemnem – edible mushroom species
maxatamtam – edible mushroom species
munringring – edible mushroom species
sigixi – edible mushroom species
silaksilak – moss species
suamyabugina – inedible mushroom species
tangaranggina – inedible mushroom species
tinang – edible mushroom species
tinangwaina – inedible mushroom species
titiabugina – edible mushroom species
toxoha – edible mushroom species
toxolona – inedible mushroom species
ukuk – edible mushroom species
uxam – edible mushroom species
xoxua – inedible mushroom species
yabuk – any type of mushroom
yabukyabuk – fungus species
bara – to carry by a strap over the shoulder
dalam – to carry over the ear as in a cigarette or pen, to hang up as in tobacco or a snake or a skin
haing – to carry so that the load rests on the back as in a backpack or a child piggyback
hakisi – to carry a child while it sits on the shoulders
hau – to carry, as in a pole on the shoulder
hing – to carry on two shoulders as in a backpack
rai – to carry holding by the hand
sep – to carry a child by nestling it in the arm sitting up
sia – to carry something, to transport it
suxa – to carry on a stick slung over the shoulder as in a napsack
taranga – to carry in the mouth
uyu – to carry something slung over the head on a rope or strap, as in a net bag
xoxi – to carry on the shoulder, usually using the arm as a support
xuru – to carry on the head, as in a pot or wood
yaxua – to carry in folded arms
baga – to break in a snapping motion as in snapping a leaf off a branch
bamguti – to strike something so that it breaks
galaina – the act of something breaking by itself, such as a tree branch
lungguti – to divide up tracts of land
moti – to snap in two, as in a rope or a vine
rambaxuti – to break by a snapping motion, bust
saha – apart, used to describe a breaking impact
sambaxuti – to pull to pieces, as in two people pulling a vine until it snaps
taguti – to break as in glass or an eggshell
xunggati – to break by hitting against another object as in beating a piece of wood on the ground until it breaks, or to break a bone
dumdum – to squeal, a sound made by an animal such as a rat or a bat, to make a noise by sucking air in through pursed lips, a kissing sound
gamia – to growl, an animal sound indicating it is angry
gudi – to coo (not hoot), a sound an owl makes
guxa – to grunt (pig)
kiki – to cluck (chicken, not rooster)
mumu – to hoot, the sound of an owl hooting
ngikngik – to whimper, as in the sound a distressed dog makes
toang – to bark (dog)
tuang – to bark, only used of dogs
usi – to coo (pigeon)
xai – to chirp, the act of bugs making sounds
xuxu – to howl, the sound dogs make