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A V 0 C A B AU L A R ¥ M N G L I S H, MALA Y, AND SARAWAK D A Y A K S . BY THE REV. WILLIAM CHALMERS, LATE STUDENT OF ST. AUGUSTINE’S COLLEGE, AND MISSIONARY TO SARAWAK. CANTERBURY: iNTED"’AT ST. AUGUSTINE’S COLLEGE PRESS, 1R61. PREFATORY REMARKS. Some of the words given in the Malay Column, though they are not to be found in the Dictionaries of either Marsden or Crawfurd, are yet in common colloquial use in the District of the River Sarawak. Those placed within Brackets are not in general use there. Words marked “ (Seb. Dy.) ” properly belong to the Dialect of the Sebuyow Dayaks, but are of common use among Sarawak Malays. The Dayak Column is the Dialect spoken by the Sentah Tribe on the Southern Branch of the River Sarawak. The Pronunciation of the; other tribes of the same branch of the River varies slightly from that of Sentah, the chief difference, however, is the substitution of the letter “ o ” for the “ Sentah “ u.” The Dialect of the Tribes of the Western Branch of the River is also substantially the same as that of those of the Southern Branch, but variations in Words as well as in their Sound is not un­ frequent. Words marked “ (W) ” belong solely to the Dialect of this Branch of Sarawak River. w. c. Kuap, Sarawak, Borneo, January, 1861. SYSTEM OF PRONUNCIATION. a is pronounced as a in Father, a somewhat shorter than this. a is pronounced as a in Sat. 'ĕ ,, „ as a in Same. „ ,, as e in Let. ei „ „ as ay in Lay. I ,, ,, as the English e. d ,, ,, as aw in Law. o „ ,, as o in Go. o „ „ as o in Pot. 'u „ „ as the French u. u ,, ,, as oo in Too. Ji ,, ,, as u in Up. au ,, ,, as ow in Now. ai „ „ as the English I. Ch final ,, as the German Ch. G is always hard, as in Goat. r A VOCABULARY OF ENGLISH, MALAY, AND SARAWAK DAYAK. ENGLISH. MALAY. DAYAK. Able bulih; dapat shaun Able (physically) kongang shinonu About (future) ' mau; handak an About (in No.) sekira-kira sekira-kira Above diatas disombu Abuse (revile) (nista) maki mangu; ngamun Accept terima; sambut mit; kambat Accomplished jadi jadi Accompany mengawan ; turut dingan; suah Acquainted with kenal; ngelala kunyet Across (river) sebrang kadipah, porad (W) Across; athwart melintang ngiparang Accustomed'to biasa kunyet Accuse tudoh kiidaan —— falsely bertenah nupu; ngituma <bagaS J Cgugach (at working) Active 7 nnggas (at walking) <sigat ( * bake (at carrying) Adrift larat; anyut aman Add tambah tambah Jbertumpu ) bebaat Adjoin (bertumu umpangan j Adultery, commit berkendak tungach; bejorah (W) Advance mansang odi; ponu mupok mupok; mutik (W) Afflicted; affliction susah-hati susah-atin Afraid takut taruh After that lalu rasu Afterwards kumdien; kumdien hari sekambuch sepagi Again lagi; ^sekali lagi; baru dingĕ; bauch Ago sudah> much Age umur" ashung udip VOCABULARY OF ENGLISH. MALAY. DAYAK. Agree berjanji bepaiyu Agreement janji paiyu Agree together berpekat bejerah Air udara ; angin sobak Alarm, raise an gugah ; bogo ngada Jguguch-atin Alarmed terkejut (.gupoch-atin All samoa; segala; sekal’ien perug All, in; altogether ngga-ngganya kaush-i; kiang-kiang Alligator boya buai Also lag\; juSa dingĕ ; guch Alternately begintil bekirĕas Although miskipun ; biar semuki-kach Always selalu seraru; pauch Always (from beginning)i memang taun Ancestors nini-datu somuk-babai Anchor, an sauh sauh ---------- , to berlabuh berla. uh Anchorage labuhan labuhan Anciently dulu kala ; jiman dulu jiman diu ; jiman jach Angel melaikat melaikat Anger; angry marah; gusar tuas ; boji Another lain bukun Ant semut subi Ant, white ani-ani rungupod Anoint urap berangir Jpadah; berkhabar ; ~1 Announce t membrita >daan nyatakan Antimony batupirak; batuchelak Any (man) ' Csetudu-tudu (dayah) sebarang (setudu-tudu (kayuch) Anxious about (one absent) sayang jabung Apart (disjoined) renggang renggang Apostle rasul dah; penyuruch Appearance rupa mun; rah; raiin Appeased senang; diam munos Approach [visit) aga tudu Arch langkong burung Jbangkit; bangun; 7 Arise burah ; mokat t angkat j Around berkliling miming; krurung Arms sinjata buko burus Arrange atur mishun Arrive sampei menug Artizan tukang tukang Ascend (a river) mudik mudĕak -............ (a hill) naik maad r» ENGLISH, MALAY, AND SARAWAK DAYAK. ENGLISH. MALAY. DAYAK. (ngah; nug (distance) As far as inggan; singgan jkud (height or length) Ash of wick ; ashes habu butup ; apuk Ashamed malu ; supan munguch; dasah Ask (beg) minta mitĕ ------ from door to door nyugu nyukah ------ (enquire) tanya; preksa sikyen Ass, an kaldi Jgumpul fnguruk; ngudung ; Assemble Ihimpun [ besinun Assist tolong tolong Astonished hĕran; changang tekiinud; ngowa (W) -------------(startled) kejut guguch Astringent kelat kud At di di Attack, an langgar serang Attack, to melanggar nyerang Ataps (thatch) atap ilau —, to make nusok to ■.....,---------- stick, (o«l mokan rais wh. the leaves are laid)\ Atone (by fine) bertimbang berutang Auction lĕlong lĕlong Avoid (a blow) nyilat saan odup Awake bangun burah Axe, large kapak kapak ~ - ■ small biliong biliong Back, come Cbalik; pulang; pari ------ go t undor •.. -... man’s blakang punok Jarap ; bukok Bad jahat Ipenyamun (rascal) Bag kundi; karong putir ; rajut Bald butak; lukur rakas(in front)-, tunda ------ , sham tukong betundo Bamboo bulu; buti; prin buru ; buti; taring ------ , split and flattened palupuh tertap ------ , young shoots oi rebong umugn (used as vegetable) Banish membuang taran Bank of stream tebing; tepi pang tubing Bark of tree kulit kayu kurit kayuch Bark, to (as a dog) menyalak; salak nukang Barb of spear ruit bukid Barren mandol oboch ; manang Barrel tong tong Bason mangkok makuk 3 VOCABULARY OF ENGLISH, MALAY. DAYAK. Basket, fishing tanggok sikup ; nobang bakol bakol tambok; habit juach ; jumoa W [Z.] Basket for carrying tambok small sedong {open behind) rangi Bat, a kaluang kada , Bathe mandi mamuch Bay teluk teruk; ungung Beard janggut gagap Beat {strike) pukul; hantam mukong ------ , with stick palu mukong ------ , with fist bukut mutug ------ , against a stone ampas kupok —— out paddy nutok; tumbok; susoh puch ■------with open hand tampar nupap ------ , as heart dabar kamobak; komujut —— a drum tuku mak Beads manit; mani-mani tumbis ; likich (W) Beams of house {cross') alang parang ------------------- {parallel) kapala tiang parang chuchuk; chutuk; Beak of bird tukuk paroh Bear, a bruang buang Beans kachang retak Beast benatang dang Beautiful chantĕ paguch ; romus ; sigat Because sebab ; kurna sebab ^Become jadi jadi --------- , make to suroh jadi; suroh bodah jadi; bodah Bed tampat tidor Jbunyich {tree) Bee lanyi Jnyowan {house) beriang; rukua; Beetle kumbang; biang berubut Before {in presence 1J see “ presence ” ------ , go ——, {place; time) dulu diu ; dawu Beginning {of any thing) piiun tugug mula-mula; bungash -------------, in the permulaan se bungash-bungash Behind diblakang ; dudi di kiinang: sundich Believe perchaya sabach Belly prut tain Belch sedah taug Beloved kakasih nyirot Below dibawa ribo; sogan; didau(W) Bell locking loching ------ , hawk grunong grunung 4 ENGLISH, MALAY, AND SARAWAK DAYAK. ENGLISH. MALAY, DAYAK. Belt tali pinggang shishut Bend bengkok-kan nai rikog Betel-nut pinang bai Brass stand, on which"! lunggoĕ karas betel-nut is placed J Betray serahkan juah Betroth bertunang biumbai Betrothed tunang umbai Between, interval antara baat; usach --------- enter ngusach Bird burong manuk Birth jadian ; peranakan Bite gigit kout ------ (peck) patok ngingut ------ , mark of berun Bitter pait pait Black itam singtit; sungot (W) BLACKSMITH tukang besi pandai Smithy boran ------ , go to odi ng-ambang Forge iron tiimpa moba Red hot iron masak Fire place dinding Anvil ngisan dasan Hammer tukul bobah Shafts of bellows tuba Blow bellows muput Wind box puputan putan Tubes of wind box jupen Blame (calumniate) upat Blaze menyala; marak begirod ; bejireb Bless bri berkat ngyen berkat Blessing berkat berkat Blight (paddy) bangas bangas fkerak Blind buta Lkomĕat (of one eye) Blood darah dĕyah Blot out hapus ngutosh Blow tiup pooch ------ pipe, see “sumpitan” siong jupen Blow nose palit hidong suan Blue, see “colours” Blunt tumpul taju —— (notched) tiibi rubang Blunted (point) tumpul papu Boat prau J orud ------ , small sampan 5 VOCABULARY OF ENGLISH. MALAY. DAYAK. BODY, HUMAN badan; tuboh purung ; gunan ; tibu Head kapala ubak Forehead dai aru Cheeks pipi panding; poup Eye mata betuch ------ brow bulu ansu buruch kuning ------ lash bulu mata buruch kirat Nose hidong unugn Nostrils lubang hidong rubang unugn Mouth mulut boba Teeth gigi jipuch; jipon (W) Tongue lidah jura ^bibich ; bibin (W) bibir Lips (tukuk (upper lip) Chin jagu; dagu seraka Jaw raang raang Ear telinga kojit Face muka jowin Hair (head) rambut ubok ------ (body) bulu buruch Neck leher; gru tungo Throat rukong gang-gong Windpipe rong kong kor Side rusuk tigang Shoulder bauh kowin Breast dada sudo Belly prut tain Waist; loins pinggang kupong "Navel pusat poshid ; pisod (W) Back blakang punok Bottom pantat; burit kunang Arm (whole) langan birĕang ------ , shoulder to elbow pupung ------ , elbow to wrist brungo Elbow siku sukuch Hand tangan tangan Fingers jari trinyu Nails kuku siruch; silun (W) Thumb ibu-jari sindu-trinyu Wrist legu brungo Knuckles buku tangan buku tangan Thigh paha puuch Calf betis bites Leg or foot kaki koja ; pbon (W) Knee palatut; lutut ubak karub Ancle buku lali buku siok Sole or palm tapak pura Heel tumit^ tiga tiga 6 ENGLISH, MALAY, AND SARAWAK DAYAK. ENGLISH. MALAY. DAYAK. Boil rebuskan tanuk; rumu (water) ------ rice nyerang tanuk ------ , a bisol prukis Boiling dideh ; ngurdak didich; ngigurak Bolt, a
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