Caqu v. know how, be able to, be skilled at
CaSaw n. open-air, outdoors
Cau n. person, human being
Cawa v. laugh
CawiN n. year
Cazem adj. sharp (of point or blade)
Cebak v. smack against
Cebiq v. split, divide, break off
Cebuj n. natural spring, fresh water spring
CebuN n. smoke
Cebuŋ v. meet, come together
CebuS n. sugarcane (Saccharum officinarum)
CegCeg v. beat, pound, hit
CekCek v. pierce, penetrate
CekeS n. kind of very slender bamboo
Celaq n. crack, split, fissure
CelCel v. beat, pound
Ceme-Cemel n. uncultivated land
Cemel n. grass, herbs, medicine
Cenek n. thorn
CeRab n. a belch
Cesek v. insert, pierce, penetrate
Cidu n. spoon, ladle, dipper
Cik n. sound of tapping or flicking (of finger, small implement, etc.) against something
CikCik v. tap or flick (finger, small implement, etc.) against something
Cikel v. return, go back
Cinaqi n. intestines
CiŋaS n. food particles caught between the teeth
Ciqaw n. a species of fish
Cubuq n. plant sprout
CugCug v. hit something against something else
CugCug (2) v. knock or bump the head
Culi adj. deaf
Cumay n. Formosan black bear
Cumek v. pulverize, crumble
CumeS n. clothes louse, body louse
CuNuh v. roast food over a fire
CuqelaN n. bone
CuqelaN (2) n. condylous bone, bone of fauna exclusive of fish
Curis v. scratch a line
CuSuR v. string together, as beads
Cuzuq n. index finger
d-um-ilaq v. lick
da-duSa num. two, of people
dabdab v. set fire to
dabuk n. ashes
dabuk (2) v. beat pulp
dadaN adj. old, of things, ancient times
dajam v. be accustomed to, be tame
dajem n. chills, as of malaria
dakdak v. slam something down (only in the Philippines)
dakep v. catch, seize, embrace
dakep-en v. be caught, captured
dakeS n. The camphor laurel (Cinnamomum sp)
daki n. dirt on skin, dandruff
dakiS v. climb, ascend
dakuC n. snatch, grab
dakut v. take in hand
dalayap n. kind of citrus tree and fruit
dalem prep. in, inside, deep
damaR n. tree resin used in torches
damuq n. menstrual blood
dañ adj. old (of things)
danaw n. lake
daNum n. fresh water
daŋ v. heat near a fire
daŋdaŋ v. broil, warm oneself or something near a fire
daŋdaŋ-an v. place something near a fire
daqaN adj. old, ancient
daqaNi n. day
daqiS n. forehead, face
daqu n. Dracontomelum edule
daqu (2) n. soapberry (Sapindus mukrossi, S.
daRa n. Formosan maple (Liquidambar formosana)
daRaq n. blood
daReq n. soil, probably clay
daRiŋ v. groan, moan
daSdaS n. chest
daSdaS (2) n. chest (anat.)
dataR n. flat area
dataR (2) n. flat, flat or level land
daya adj. inland (also upstream/uphill)
daya (2) adj. upriver, toward the interior
debdeb n. chest
debdeb (2) n. chest
dekeC n. paste, adhesive (probably made of overcooked rice)
deket adj. near
dekiŋ v. bark, of a deer
dekuŋ adj. bent
deles n. bowstring
dem v. think, brood
dem (2) adj. dark, cloudy
demdem v. brood, hold a grudge, remember, keep still
demdem (2) n. dark, overcast, gloomy
deŋeR v. hear, sound
depuŋ n. venomous snake
deRdeR n. thunder
deruŋ n. boom booming sound
deRuŋ n. distant rolling thunder
dikit adj. little, few, small in amount