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labet verb English. Comes upon s.o./s.t., encounters, experiences sees s.t.. Example sentence: Subanen. Sembag si Manumpit, “Baa, dia da lusadan ta milabetu.” English. Manumpit answered, “Intj., I found her there at the river"s edge.” Synonym. bayan; ulaula Idiom: labet getaw telunan noun English. A particular sacrifice and ceremony for s.o. ill to appease forest spirits alleged to have caused the illness. Generic. kanu silabet Variant. selabet verb English. Catches s.o. or s.t. Example sentence: Subanen. Miselabet dayun nu gutung su pusu' nug bulatuk dayun beli'ay, mitat su geksud nug bulatuk. English. Then the monkey grabbed hold of the calf of the woodpecker's leg and broke it, so that the woodpecker's leg stretched out straight. Idiom: nda'ig labet English. Is irrelevant. Example sentence: Subanen. Ndi'a mektalu'talu' diin nda' ig labet mu dun. Mengaan labeten pa dema, nda' pedumaay dun. English. Don't talk about what is not your business. For you will eat your way into the problem you weren't involved in (and make one of the parties angry at you). lelebetay Variant. labetlabet noun English. Part of the bride wealth exchanged at the wedding ceremony. Generic. luat
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