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salam
N-, mag--redup, 0 (recip)
-un
To shake s.o.'s hand (when greeting s.o. or taking one's leave); to greet s.o. by saying, 'Assalamu alaykum.' ('Peace be with you.').
Bong ko nalam jama subay hilas.
When you shake a person's hand it should be sincere.
Salam kita.
Let's shake hands (with each other).
salam duwaa
Regards; greeting.
Bay tugun na niyaku, salam duwaa kono' ningkau.
He asked me to give you his regards.
jara
An incantation used to ward off demons or a calamity.
N-
-un
To greet politely an evil spirit and say incantations to him so he will not cause you harm; to say an incantation so an evil spirit will leave.
Bong jama pandoy nalam seytan, jalangan tuwa' saki.
If a person knows how to say incantations that ward off demons, he will seldom be struck with a sickness.
Salamun baba naa mari ko ya' kinowang.
Say an incantation to ward off that demon possessed person so you won't have your liver taken.
salam baba
An incantation used to ward off a demon possessed person.
Tud ngasi salam baba guru looy.
That teacher's incantation to ward off demon possessed people is really effective.
salam baliyu
An incantation used to ward off strong winds.
salam lamba
An incantation used to ward off strong waves.
salam seytan
An incantation used to ward off demons.
tawa
tilik
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