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tuggu
The end, extreme end, edge of s.t.
Garet tuggu baran badju'nen.
The edge of the body of his shirt is torn.
Bambal tuggu ingket inin.
The end of this rope is coming undone.
taman
pa-, -um-
To go to or be at the end or edge of s.t.
Bang kew mana'ik kayu da'a kew patuggu kaw kew labo'.
When you climb a tree don’t go to the end (of a branch) lest you fall.
Tumuggu pamettadku sawanin hangkan hep labo'.
I happened to place the glass at the edge; that’s why it dropped.
N-, mag- (recip.)
To be at the end or edge of s.t., look out of the corner (lit. end) of the eye.
Da'a kew nuggu-nuggu kaw kew labo'.
Don’t be at the edge lest you fall.
Lella iyan bang mayam nuggu-nuggu mata hadja.
When that man watches something he only looks out of the corner of his eye.
Bang siye magpayam magtuggu-tuggu mata hadja.
When they look at each other they just look out of the corners of their eyes.
payam
anda tuggu
The last wife (of a man who already has one or more).
tuggu baran badju'
Hem of shirt or blouse.
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