piʼin

Biatah bidayuh

Étymologie

Du proto-bidayuh *pĭʔin ^[1].

Nom commun

pi’in \piʔin\ ^[1]

1. Eau.

Variantes dialectales

• pʔin, păʔin (bistaang) ^[1]

Références

• Paul R. Kroeger, The Dialects of Biatah, page 23, 1994
• ^[1] : Jonas Noeb, Calvin R. Rensch, Carolyn M. Rensh, Robert Sulis Ridu, authors. 2012. The Bidayuh Language: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow (Revised and Expanded). SIL e-Books 33. Dallas, Texas: SIL International. 512 pages, page 314

Bau bidayuh

Étymologie

Du proto-bidayuh *pĭʔin ^[2].

Nom commun

pi’in \piʔin\ ^[2]

1. Eau.

Notes

Prononciation des dialectes singai, gumbang, serambu, grogo ^[2].

Références

• Paul R. Kroeger, The Dialects of Biatah, page 23, 1994
• ^[2] : Jonas Noeb, Calvin R. Rensch, Carolyn M. Rensh, Robert Sulis Ridu, authors. 2012. The Bidayuh Language: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow (Revised and Expanded). SIL e-Books 33. Dallas, Texas: SIL International. 512 pages, page 314