=didi|ENplural noun phrase marker|TPolNgagoli laing sup, baing sanggaguadi disala saing ngala langia ba ngasugu.I finished cleaning the area, then my body was hot and I went to the river to wash.COMPOUNDadithosenengmondimarried coupleIDIOMatindi daharingextremely greedyatindi daxaringa1deadatindi daxaringa2to be reconciledatindi didoaangryatindi dimoti managrace, a person who is generous whether the recipient deserves it or notatindi disalavery angryatindi xaringadingreconciled, calmed downatindi yabidingangrybisi rimandia peaceful person, someone who doesn’t bear his arms to fightkomadi bagula digaxuangan extreme food shortagelilia atindito influence someone’s decision, primarily by magical means or sexual overturesmauxana bila xunidisomene who cannot climb wellmaxandi bila yapdiprone to angermaxandi disabuxaangryoti bila mangdito have the quality of always traveling around to different areas, someone who doesn’t stay around in the village much or do much productive workrimandi didoathiefrimandi dimaxayathieftabia badundino, to give a negative reply by sticking the lower lip outwaindi manemnemto have clean, white teethKEYTERM PHRASElipu titiamdimankind, world when referring to its inhabitantslipudi dinaxu manadisciplesxaungadi yanamidingadevil, the demons’ leaderYudadi sabungading numanoasynagogueSAYINGasaxadi daxang riadingdianimals that eat their own kind, in a general sense: a carnivore, in a specific sense: a cannibalPHRASEaxamang owangamdithings that grow wild, uncultivatedaxamang rangingamdithings that are planted, cultivatedaxamang walingamdiliving thingskuya marandi suadingpuddlelipu sangga luwamdidiviner or seertai marandipebble poop, small balls of feces that are hardxai mumulandiundergrowth, the small trees and plants on the forest floorxai uxundirainforest canopy, the topmost portion of the jungleyap manandiflames
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