70 THE LANGUAGES OF BORNEO.—BY SIDNEY H. RAY. 
How ?, 91 
Near, 122 
Sand-fly, see Fly 
Husband, 92 
Neck, 123 
Scratch, 155 
Husked Rice, see 
New, 124 
Sea,156 
Rice 
Night, 125 
Season, 157 
Intestinal Worm, 
Nipple, 126 
See, 158 
see Worm 
No, 127 
Sell, 159 
Iron, 93 
Nose, 128 
Shark, 160 
Kill, 94 
Now, 129 
Sit, 161 
Know, 95 
Old, 130 
Skin, 162 
Lake, 96 
Open, v .131 
Sky, 163 
Land, 97 
Paddle, n. 132 
Sleep, 164 
Large, 98 
Path, 133 
Sleeping-mat,see 
Leaf, 99 
Pig (Tame), 134 
Mat 
Leg, 100 
Pig (Wild), 135 
Small, 165 
Lime, 101 
Pinch, 136 
Smoke, 166 
Lip, 102 
Placenta, 137 
Snake, 167 
Live, 103 
Plank, 138 
So, 168 
Liver, 104 
Plant, v. 139 
Soft, 169 
Louse, 105 
Pot, 140 
Sour, 170 
Maggot, 106 
Prawn, 141 
Speak, 171 
Male, 107 
Rafter, 142 
Spear, 172 
Mankind, 108 
Rain, 143 
Spit, 173 
Many, 109 
Rat, 144 
Spittle, 174 
Mat, 110 
Red, 145 
Stand, 175 
Mat, 111 
Rice (Husked), 
Star, 176 
Mat (Sleeping), 
146 
Stay, 177 
112 
Rice (Unhusked), 
Steal, 178 
Milk, 113 
147 
Stone, 179 
Moon, 114 
River, 148 
String, see Rope 
Morning, 115 
Road, see Path 
Sugar-cane, 180 
Mosquito, 116 
Root, 149 
Sun, 181 
Moss, 117 
Rope, 150 
Sweet, 182 
Mother, 118 
Sago, 151 
Sword, 183 
Mouth, 119 
Sail, n. 152 
Tabu, 184 
Name, 120 
Salt, n. 153 
Take away, 185 
Navel, 121 
Sand,154 
Tame pig, see Pig 
Taro, 186 
Taste, 187 
Then, 188 
There, 189 
Thick, 190 
Thigh, 191 
Thin, 192 
Thus, 193 
Tongue, 194 
Tooth, 195 
Tree, 196 
Unhusked Rice, 
see Rice 
Village, 197 
Water, 198 
Weep, 199 
When ?, 200 
Where ?, 201 
White, 202 
Wife, 203 
Wild pig, see Pig 
Wind, 204 
Wing, 205 
Woman, 206 
Womb, see Pla¬ 
centa 
Worm (Earth), 
207 
Worm (Intesti¬ 
nal), 208 
Yam, 209 
Year, see Season 
Yellow, 210 
Yes, 211 
