English: (noun) ladder, notched log ladder for entering and exiting from a longhouse,
staircase
Bahasa Malaysia: tangga
Source: Peter Martin's Kelabit Dictionary
deredtang: epiphytic fern
edtang 1: light, radiance
edtang 2: act of hooking or hanging
Hai. Tabiq lekedtang, ngadan kudih ________.: Hello, good morning. My name is __________.
ketedtan (ke-tedtan): left behind accidentally
lekedtang: dawn, morning
medtan: high place made accesible by ladder
medtang: 1) bright; 2) hung
nedtan: leaning
nedtan (ng-tedtan): to leave behind
ngedtan (ng-edtan): to make a ladder, to put a ladder up
ngedtang (ng-edtang): to put something on a hook
ngeredtang (ng-redtang): put branches around the trunk of one's fruit trees when they are bearing, or pile up rubbish in the fork of a branch so that others will not climb the trees to take the fruit
pededtan: 1) leaning against; 2) put something on top of something else, as the right foot on the left knee when sitting with legs crossed
pengedtang: wall hook
redtan: passed out, fainted
redtang: the structure formed by parasitic plants on a tree; a structure built around a fruiting tree to protect it from marauders
tabiq lekedtang: Good morning
tedtan: act of leaving someone behind
Mo, dooq teh. Petulu edto riak pukul 7.15 lekedtang.: Alright. See you tomorrow at 7.15am.
Pukul puluq lekedtang.: It leaves at 10.00am.
Rengaq kineh ih nalan neh tauh let nginih pukul 7.15 lekedtang.: That means we have to leave the lodge by 7.15am.
Tu’uh tineh. Teminaq uih pukul 7.15 lekedtang.: I agree. I will be ready by 7.15am.