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xaluliaˌxɑ.lu.ˈli.ɑv|ENGto roll pandanas pith into threads on one’s thigh, a traditional method of spinning thread|TPItanim|ROEbati
xalutiaˌxɑ.lu.ˈti.ɑna|ENGedge|TPIsait|ROEsinge
xamangxɑ.ˈmɑŋna|ENGlarge crab species|TPIkuka|ROExamangGENERICasaxafauna
xamaxamaˌxɑ.mɑ.ˈɣɑ.mɑna|ENGmorning glory|TPIplaua|ROExamaxamaGENERIChaidangaflower
xambamxɑm.ˈbɑmna|ENGhip|TPIas bilong lek|ROEbabaWHOLEkialegsanggabody
xamsonginaˌxɑm.sɔ.ˈŋi.nɑni|ENGOcellaris clownfish|TPIpis|ROEtagataganga songinaGENERICsongfishAmphiprion ocellaris
xan telanph|ENGdifferent|TPInarapela|ROExan teloBungina ila, baing rabang mana langga ba, saing haxa mana daxanga xan tela.When he went, he became confused regarding that river, and he walked a different path.
xanaˈxɑ.nɑadj|ENGkind or sort|TPIkain|ROExanaXana bila ba laing sup, tauna daxang laing sup sanga ba dahanggalang xuyanoa tate.When that kind is done, they finish eating it so they don’t ruin its seeds.PHRASElang xanacontinuous water source, one that does not dry upxan teladifferent
xanamˈxɑ.nɑmna|ENGgeneral term for any type of marsupial, except for bandicoots|TPIkapul|ROExalapSPECIFICbixwengblack cuscusginimbongmarsupial sphatungcuscus spmasinggepsugar gliderniwaSpotted Cuscusrumangcuscus spsonangwallabytinrungmarsupial spxanamtree kangaroo sp
xanamˈxɑ.nɑmna|ENGHuon Tree Kangaroo, Matschie’s Tree Kangaroo|TPIkapul|ROEtongapNeng sabangandi dibo ba dila dida xanam.A couple of brothers wanted to go hunt tree kangaroos.GENERICxanammarsupialDendrolagus matschiei
xaniˈxɑ.niv|ENGto shine intensely, with heat, as in the tropical sunshine|TPIsain|ROExaniXaidaba xani saing mutuxung sibuna.The sun shone and it withered completely.
xaniningaˌxɑ.ni.ˈni.ŋɑadj|ENGa boil|TPIbuk
xaningxɑ.ˈniŋv|ENGto mix with liquid into a solution|TPImiksim|ROExaning
xaningxaningˌxɑ.niŋ.ˈxɑ.niŋv|ENGto mix together with repetitive action|TPImiksim|ROExaningxaning
xanronggixɑn.ˈroŋ.ɡina|ENGan old woman|TPIlapun meri|ROEkongengGara bala xanronggi tela ma.The youth told an old woman to come.
xanubiaxɑ.ˈnu.bi.ɑv|ENGto spit in a spraying fashion|TPIspitim|ROExanubia
xanxengxɑn.ˈɣɛŋna|ENGvine species with thorns used to grate foods|TPIsikrap|ROErengreng
xangˈxɑŋv1|ENGto eat|TPIkaikai|ROExangNga ngabori am gaxang mua, baing yambong.I boiled and we were eating, then it was evening.2|ENGto smoke a cigarette|TPIsmok|ROExangDungu xaung daxang kasi.They chewed betelnut and smoked.COMPOUNDhaxangto feed someone or somethingDERIVATIVExangxangiato wander around an area in a random manner and eat, applicable to birds and animalsIDIOMila xang teksomeone who went to hunt for seafoodSAYINGasaxadi daxang riadingdianimals that eat their own kind, in a general sense: a carnivore, in a specific sense: a cannibalPHRASEkabukabu xangingamdining table, platform for eating
xangxanaxɑŋ.ˈɣɑ.nɑadj|ENGvarious|TPIkain kain|ROExanaxanaAsaxa xangxana duwa maluxu timungia.Various animals live in the bush.
xangxangiaxɑŋ.ˈɣɑ.ŋi.ɑv|ENGto wander around an area in a random manner and eat, applicable to birds and animals|TPIkaikai|ROExangxangiato eat repetitively in a distributive manner
xangxengxɑŋ.ˈɣɛŋna|ENGcane, rattan|TPIkanda|ROErengrengCROSS REFERENCExagagrateGENERICnunucanewaxuvine
xapˈxɑpv|ENGto get|TPIkisim|ROExapSaking lipua ba xap komandi ila idauba.The that man got his dogs and was going hunting.IDIOMtaxap gamogamu tuanalet’s eat nowxap tanga telaa man got marriedKEYTERM PHRASELipu Xabinga MuliamSaviorxap langato get baptisedxap mulito savexap salagato receive persecutionPHRASExap haruanguato actively listen
xap haruanguaclause|ENGto actively listen|TPIharim|ROExap pasilangohe received the talk
xap langaclause|ENGto get baptised|TPIkisim baptais|ROExap langahe receives water
xap masokvph|ENGto sire, to bring about|ROEpatanga