adat |
custom, customary, tradition |
Ampan |
widower |
Apo Kayan |
area in centre of Borneo |
Balu |
widow |
banit |
Kenyah garden or orchard (any crop but rice) |
banjir kap |
a method of logging, whereby logs are floated out when |
bekan |
rivers flood last year's ricefield |
belek |
tin holding 11 kg. of field dried rice |
biu' |
big |
Bupati |
Head of the District administrative unit |
Camat |
Head of the Subdistrict administrative unit |
ces |
outboard motor, with long propeller shaft |
Gereja Protestan Indonesia Barat |
Protestant Church of western Indonesia |
gerobeg |
two-wheeled wheelbarrow |
hak milik |
rights of ownership |
hak ulayat |
rights of use |
hukum adat |
traditional law |
ikeng |
crook (in river) |
ingen |
basketry backpack |
jalan |
tarsier (Tarsius bancanus) |
jekau |
secondary forest (< 30 years) |
jekau Wet |
young secondary forest |
jekau dadu' |
old secondary forest |
kabupaten |
District administrative unit |
kamang |
small, bad smelling ant-like insect with a small body and |
kaum ibut |
long legs which the people describe as urinating poison on the plant - perhaps rice bug (Leptocorisa oratorius). women's group |
kecamatan |
Subdistrict administrative unit |
Kemah Injil Gereja Masehi Indonesia |
Bible Camp of the Christian Church of Indonesia |
kepala |
head (Indonesian) |
kepala adat |
a village leader in charge of customary matters related to |
kutip |
tradition unidentified rice pest (insect) |
layap |
flood |
layok |
honey tree (strangling fig) |
leka' |
lowland, flatland, flats |
lepo' |
village |
mpa' |
old growth forest |
mudung |
hill(y) |
ngeruseng |
rice disease (probably blast) |
njau alang |
rice pest, probably brown planthopper (Nilaparuata lugeus). |
njau liban |
a kind of snake |
Panyen |
commoner |
Paren |
aristocrat |
Paren Biu' |
The Big Leader or Highest Aristocrat |
Pelita |
Pembangunan Lima Tahun (Five Year Plan) |
Perkebunan Inti Rakyat (PIR) |
Nucleus Estate System (NES) |
Program Bina Desa |
Village Guidance Program |
sensa |
chainsaw |
suku |
enough, sufficient |
taga' |
drought or dry spell |
tai selai |
circular migration, or to make an expedition |
Tamen |
father of.. |
tiga |
good |
Tinen |
mother of.. |
ubi |
cassava |
ulet |
worm that attacks rice, probably cutworm or armyworm (cf. |
ulin |
Watson and Willis 1983). ironwood (Eusideroxylon zwageri) |
uma' |
longhouse |
uman undat |
Rice Harvest Festival (lit. "eat new rice") |
upit |
small red, unidentified bird, perhaps Lochura malacca jagori |
wakil |
second in command, vice-, representative |
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