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- really a large sour one
- eight kinds of rattan:
ordinary rattan, and generic name: Silis wàsǎt
a large, thick kind of rattan: bees
a thin kind which makes excellent binding material: tingōwǎt
other kinds of rattan: borǎ
nanǎn
siĕn
oekèsě
kěnànkīn - nine kinds of bamboo:
ordinary bamboo: alǎvhatǐ
thin, small kind of bamboo (in Malay, I think the name is
boeloetoei): tīě
large but very light, thin walls: osi
petoen <?> : fhěsoein
small petoen <?> species: těbolǐ
Dutch or Malay equivalents unknown to me: tabǎ
tomŏ
boelīn
sihè - (palm-fronds: laan vhatas)
- (tap-root)
- ai siën
- ai takĭt
strictly speaking the same; are both used indiscriminately - as 86
- (also koeit)
- coconut oil
I could not find out the general name for oil%3B the people tell me that they know only noeŎs toin-toin = coconut oil. Still, I think that originally there has been a word for it, which was koeloe:
1. because they call kerosine koeloe tanah, and eucalyptus oil koeloe waun
2. because in Kessewool which has a closely related language, the word for 'oil' is goela, e.g.: goela da = coconut oil - kŏngon preceded by the name of the animal, e.g.: kāto kŏngon
- (on, as in French garçon)
- the name is known but there are no cows in the area
- (loan word from Goram)
- the deer calls (?) = toesǎ bèsen
- raka: to bark at game%3B bèsěn: to bark at people
