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rabangrɑ.ˈbɑŋv1|ENGblock, fasten|TPIpasim, paul|ROErabangDila dirabang numang xaluxindiThey went and fastened the doors to the house.2|ENGfrustrate, confuse|TPIpaulim|ROErabangBungina ila, baing rabang mana langga ba, saing haxa mana daxanga xan tela.When he left, he was confused regarding that river, and he walked on a different path.3|ENGtangled|TPIpaul|ROErabangCOMPOUNDharambangto cause to be disorientated
rabanganaˌrɑ.bɑ.ˈŋɑ.nɑadj|ENGcliff or landslidden area, or area on a mountainside that is too steep to traverse|TPIples graun i go antap tumas|ROEtalumTang dibasia mana long rabangana rubinia ma.The two of the traversed the edge of that cliff.
rabarabaˌrɑ.bɑ.ˈrɑ.bɑna|ENGowl species|TPIpisin|ROErabarabaMangga ba yanoa Rabaraba. Maxandi ditubu saing dibong.That bird’s name is Owl. It’s eyes are large and bulge out.GENERICmangbird
raboraborɑ.ˌbo.rɑ.ˈboʔna|ENGAlpinia, a flowering ginger species used as personal decoration for dances|TPIgorgor|ROExaungLuki mala hisa raborabo namuya.She ran off and hid on the ground in the ginger patch.GENERIChaidangaflowerAlpinia
rabumrɑ.ˈbumna|ENGtree species that gives good sap|TPIdiwai|ROErabumGENERICxaitree
rabum nangnangrɑ.ˈbum nɑŋ.ˈnɑŋnph|ENGFrangipani tree|TPIdiwai|ROErabum nangnangGENERIChaidangaflowerPlumeria
ragaˈrɑ.ɡɑv|ENGto sew or stitch|TPIsamapim|ROEragaLaing sup, goxi urongua, baing raga hitadi mahaing.When that’s done, he’ll tie up the roofing, and sew the sago thatch on top of it.
ragiprɑ.ˈɡipna|ENGcoastal wild fowl|TPIwelpaul|ROEragipGENERICmangbird
ragomarɑ.ˈɡo.mɑna|ENGsmall freshwater fish species|TPIpis|ROEkanengguGENERICsongfish
ragongrɑ.ˈɡoŋna|ENGtree species, used in housebuilding for floor joists and studs|TPIdiwai|ROEanggasumGENERICxaitree
Ragongiarɑ.ˈɡo.ŋi.ɑnprop|ENGRagonia, a place near the Uxa River|TPIRagongia|ROERagonge
raguˈrɑ.ɡuv|ENGto wait|TPIwet|ROEraguTaragu waxu dimutuxu to.Let’s wait for the vines to dry up first.IDIOMta ragunga manato hope with expectation of a positive outcome
raguˈrɑ.ɡuna|ENGborder around property, mark indicating ownership|TPImak|ROEraguBungina ragudi disup, tauna lipu gaxarea uning ragu na ba, ubaladi ba dima duxuma.When the borders are complete, all right whoever you marked a border for, you tell them to come plant.
raguxasˌrɑ.ɡu.ˈɣɑsn|ENGtree species, used in ancestors' time for rolling cigarettes|TPIdiwai
raiˈrɑiv|ENGto carry holding by the hand|TPIkarim|ROEreiKianda rai waxang ne Willie xoxi ruang xaung gulu.Kianda carried his bush knife but Willie carried his bow and arrows.
raingangrɑi.ˈŋɑŋna|ENGlarge grey bird species|TPIpisin|ROEbalumGENERICmangbird
raiyongrɑi.ˈjoŋna|ENGedible palm species|TPIdiwai|ROEjajaBungina bagu laing sup, baing taxiti rayong yangindi, saing riba laing sup, saing ila muli numania.After he saw it, he cut palm branches, and when he had finished making the blind, he went back home.GENERICxaitree
ralarɑ.ˈlɑʔna|ENGsingle point arrow|TPIspia|ROEramukBaing lungu bibinganoa, baing hamaringia nagunginoa xaung xap rala tela.And he heard it’s noise, then he got his torch ready and got an arrow.
ralamaxunginaˌrɑ.lɑ.ˌmɑ.ɣu.ˈŋi.nɑni|ENGsmall white snake species|TPIsnek|ROElikmualanaGENERICmoxasnake
ralanaˈrɑ.lɑni|ENGbrilliance, radiance, shining light, glory|TPIbikpela lait|ROEaralana
ralaralaRamuk variant ofgaxamu
ramˈrɑmv|ENGto lick|TPIklinim long tang|ROEram
ramˈrɑmna|ENGgarfish|TPIlongpela maus|ROEsauramGENERICsongfish
ram manaclause|ENGto smack the tongue (something tastes good)|ROEramram
ramaˈrɑ.mɑv|ENGto roast on top of the fire|TPIkukim|ROEramaDitung numanoa saing yaba rama mati.They burned the house down and the fire roasted him to death.