Tunjung

Introduction

Tunjung is a language of Indonesia. It is spoken in East Kalimantan Province, Kutai regency. Area between Adas, Dempar, and Melak towns; then down the Mahakam rivers, east around Djempang lake; area south of Muntaiwan town.

Dialects

Pahu, Tunjung (Tunjung Tengah), Tunjung Linggang, Tunjung Londong.

The Tunjung Verb

Verblist

• bagahaʔ -- to say
• bajagur -- to hit
• bəkərjai -- to work
• bəlum -- to live, be alive
• bəŋkak -- to swell
• bərtiup -- to blow
• bihin -- to fear
• calan -- to walk
• dacuŋ -- to sit
• əncak -- to cook
• karak -- to sniff, smell
• karaŋoy -- to swim
• kəheneŋ -- to hear
• kuman -- to eat
• mahaw -- to hunt
• mancak -- to stab, pierce
• mateʔ -- to die, be dead
• məcat -- to tie up, fasten
• məcuh -- to spit
• məkaʔ -- to split
• milaŋ -- to count
• miliiq -- to choose
• mogeq -- to open, uncover
• molaq -- to plant
• moot -- to come
• mosoʔ -- to suck
• motok -- to cut, hack
• muruʔ -- to drink
• naŋi -- to cry
• neaw -- to see
• nemak -- to shoot
• nencaŋ -- to turn
• neŋkat -- to hold
• noak -- to throw
• notaʔ -- to vomit
• ñùßí -- to dream
• nutuŋ -- to burn
• ŋabet -- to sew
• ŋaliʔ -- to dig
• ŋasaŋ -- to breathe
• ŋeket -- to bite
• ŋərogot -- to scratch
• pakateʔ -- to kill
• pəras -- to squeeze
• pikir -- to think
• tagaʔ -- to laugh
• tatuy -- to fall
• tege -- to stand
• tempoŋ -- to lie down
• tərbaŋ -- to fly
• tiro -- to sleep
• togaʔ -- to know, be knowledgeable