legà11.1vTo overcook something; to be over-ripe.1.2adjOvercooked, over-ripe.
legdeg11.1nSound of footsteps, walking or running.1.2vTo make the sound of footsteps when walking or running.
leged1advUpstream, higher area (whole area)."Mungi do dé," monen, "na nauy soging huluw leged.""You go with me," he said, "to visit the bananas I planted upstream."Sal fi leged yem kulu él.The source of the river is always in a higher area.Deng le kól tleged ekimel.They arrived at a distant place higher up yesterday afternoon.antbwak 1.1ool 2cfsubô 1.2varsneged2adjIndustrious; diligent.Tau leged bè Tboli anien ke là dengen mógów miwol libun, tódô wen mton du.In Tboli even if an industrious person doesn't go looking for a girl, there will be one that finds him.Són tenngel le béléen bè kegeden ne bè kehyu nawan, masa ne kenbong nawan tuónen.The only (things) they look for in him are his industriousness and his good breath (character), his giving and his love for his parents-in-law.antawal 2.2duk 1.2ledug 2.3ledut 2lefu 1.2synkimed 1.2megenek 1.1fromgenek
legeng1nA tree with a marble-size hard seed.A place near Datal Badak is called Lem Legeng.
legetung11.1nBulge.1.2adjBulging, as muscular calf of the leg.
legidù11.1n(Of a horse's gait) single-foot; (of a horse's gait) rack. (The gait of a horse in which the foot fall sequence is right hind, right fore, left hind, left fore and makes for very smooth riding.)1.2vTo rack.cfhlóngkóy 1.1lekaut 1.1lekotut 1.1