Iban Language - Another Phrases

Another Phrases

Apai/Aba'(Informal) - "Father"
Indai/Ama'(Informal) - "Mother"
Aka - "Elder brother/sister"
Adi - "Younger brother/sister"
Aki - "Grandfather"
Ine - "Grandmother"
Jelu - "Animal"
Utai tumboh - "plant"
Ai - "Water"
Kampung - "Jungle/Forest"
Ai Wong - "Waterfall"
Pegong - "Pond"
Letong - "Lake"
Tasik - "Sea"
Sungai/Batang - "River"
Langit - "Sky"
Remang - "Cloud"
Kin - "Go there"
Kitok - "Come here"
Din - "There"
Ditok - "Here"
Nya - "That"
Tu - "This"
Kiba - "Left"
Kanan - "Right"

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