langeg1laŋɜgSCE.staleder.magkalangeg2s.th. becomes old smelling; stale tastingmalangeg2s.th. is stale tastingmalangeg2If water is said to be malangeg, it is rancid smelling.
langenlangenlaŋɜnlaŋɜnVan omen that will guide one through Ya limukun tuluyun mabeslut.
langka'laŋkaʔNjackfruit treeA small tree which bears a very large, green fruit. The fruit when still immature is cooked as a vegetable. The mature fruit sweet-smelling and is yellow with juice that is rubberlike sticky.Artocarpus heterophylla1.5.1Tree5.2.3.1.2Food from fruitBotbotany
langkatlaŋkatSCE.pull out of placeder.nyalangkats.th. was pulled out of place
langkawlaŋkawSCE.high statusder.malangkaw2If a person is said to be malangkaw, he has a high position, rank, or status.mangkalangkawhigh ranking officials
lansa'1lansaʔSCE.1bloody smell2.3.4Smell2fishy smell2.3.4Smellder.malansa'If a person says that a bloody piece of meat is malansa', it has the odor of blood. If a person says something is malansa', it has fishy odor such as a woman’s menstration.
lantaw1lantawvb.stathigh point (for good visibility)der.malantaw2have a pleasant view (seen from high point)
lanteg1lantɜgSCE.entrap under or betweender.kalantegan2will be entrap under or between
lantulantuSCE.stack one on top another der.mig-ilantulantu2stacked one on top of another of similar shape and size
lantulantu1lantulantuSCE.stack one on top of another of similar shape and sizeder.mig-ilantulantu2stacked one on top of another of similar shape and size