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Dialects of the Unmixed Tribes of the Orang—Sakai of the Interior. Dialects of the Mixed Tribes of the Orang-Utan of the Interior.
Ulu Kalantan. Ulu Patanis. Palon (Rumpen.) Ulu Indau.
Sun Kirkto Merkets, Kirkto Matbri Tunkat
Moon ...[1] Kitchi ... Bulatnah
Heaven Kte Karé ... ...
Earth Kliet Tei Atei Atel’, Ate’
Water Tom Bateu Tom Dak Diau, Dak
Sea Tambü ... Dak Dak
Stone Tmu Kula, Balu Gmu Gmu
Fire Oos Oos Us’ Us’, Ul,’
Smoke Assin-oos Ayei, Eicioos ... Dilok-Us’
Mountain Renum Butjak Tul’ Bnum Benun
Forest Kïb, ghi Dagib, Daven Bri Bri
Hut Digos Dign Tol,’ Dol Tschendeya dol
Road Harbau Tib Swag Prokn
Boot Kupon Diahu ... ...
Man Timkal’[2] Timkal’ Limo Limo, Simo
Woman Jalu Badonn, Kogu Amai Kodól Kodo,
Father äh äh Mba Ita, M’bai
Mother Nah Nau, bü ... Gado
Brother Tuh Tuh pah ... Piatu
Sister Tuh-jalu Nau ... ...
Husband Gai Késsïj Linio Simo Limon’
Wife Kuie Kne ... Kompotu
Child Auva kanit Wogn, Tanganet ... Knon, Knotsch
Daughter ... ... ... Ko o-Kanit
Head Kui Kui ... Koi
Hair Sok Sogk ... Suk
Brow Pti Woos’ pti ... ...
Nose Mo Moh ... Mu
Eyes Med Med ... Mot
Nostril Hajan-moh ... ... Annmanmmo
Mouth Tinim Han’ nis ... Nut
Teeth Han’ Nis ... Linon’
Tongue Lentek Lentek ... Lipes
Far Anten Anten ... Ntokn
  1. ’Shows that the word is supplanted by Malay.
  2. ’ Shows that the end of the word is pronounced soft.