Form. | ||
Pazeh | alay | termite, white ant |
WMP | ||
Itbayaten | anay | termite, white ant |
Isneg | an-ánay | small ant with black head and white body. Not a termite; if eaten it causes the abdomen to burst |
Itawis | ánay | termite |
Bontok | ʔánəy | termite |
Ifugaw | áne | termite |
Gaddang | ánay | termite |
Casiguran Dumagat | anɛ | termite |
Ilokano | ánay | white ant, termite |
Kapampangan | áne | termite |
Tagalog | ánay | white ants, termites |
Hanunóo | ʔánay | termite, white ant, whether found in wood or in large anthills |
Aklanon | ánay | termite (general term) |
Hiligaynon | ánay | termite |
Cebuano | ánay | termite; be infested with termites |
Maranao | anay | ant; attack by white ants |
Manobo (Western Bukidnon) | aney | termite |
Palauan | ŋal | termite; termite-ridden |
Mansaka | anay | termite |
Tiruray | ʔaney | mound-building termites |
Kadazan Dusun | t-anay | white ant |
Berawan (Long Terawan) | anay | termite, white ant |
Bintulu | anay | termite, white ant |
Kenyah | ŋ-anay | numerous as white ants |
anay | white ant | |
Kelabit | ane | termite, white ant |
Dairi-Pakpak Batak | ane ane | white ant |
Simalur | anae anae | termite |
Karo Batak | ane ane | white ant |
Malay | di-makan anay-anay | destroyed by white ants |
anay-anay | white ants; generic for Termitidae | |
Maloh | ane | termite |
Banjarese | anay | white ant, termite |
Mongondow | anoy | white ant |
Gorontalo | wale | termite larva |
Kayan | aney | termites, white ants |
Bare'e | ane | termite, white ant |
ke-ane | damaged by termites | |
Mori Bawah | ane | termite |
Tae' | ane | termite, white ant |
Rejang | aney aney | ants, termites |
Mandar | me-ʔane | bustling, swarming (as with termites) |
ane | termite, white ant | |
Buginese | ane | termite, white ant |
Wolio | ane kumba | beetle larva |
ane | larva of termite, white ant | |
Sundanese | anay | small kind of termite which seldom emerges from ground |
Bikol | ánoy | termite |
CMP | ||
Buruese | ana | termite |
Bimanese | ane | termite, white ant |
Proto-Ambon | ana | termite |
OC | ||
Hawaiian | lehu ane | fine ashes |
ane | a dermestid beetle that destroys feathers in feather-work; mites, as in chickens; ringworm; insect-eaten, gnawed | |
Mussau | ane | termite, white ant |
Leipon | an | termite, white ant |
Pak | an | termite, white ant |
Loniu | an | termite, white ant |
Bugotu | ane | white ant |
Lau | sane-a | eaten by white ant |
sane | shite ant | |
Tuvaluan | ane | insect species, termite |
ane-a | infested with (of a tree) | |
Kwaio | nale-ʔa | termite riddled, insect riddled |
nale | white ant, termite | |
Nggela | ane-lovo | flying ants |
ane | white ant | |
ane-ga | eaten with white ants, rotten | |
'Āre'āre | nare | white ants |
Sa'a | sane-ʔa | eaten by white ants |
sane | white ant, the food of ghosts on Malapa? | |
Arosi | ane-hau | a variety which lives in the ground; the name for its nest; these ants were thought to be incarnations of the dead |
ane | the white ant which bores and destroys | |
sane | white ant; to spread over, as ants | |
Arosi (Southern) | sane | white ant; to spread over, as ants |
Rennellese | ane-a | to be many ; moth-eaten |
ane | nest of white grubs, the grubs (sometimes fed to chickens); termite nest, the termites | |
Samoan | ane | sp. of white ant (a wood pest) |
āne-a | be damaged by white ants | |
anea-nea | old, ancient, as a fine mat (lit. so old as to be eaten by ants) | |
Fijian | yane | sp. of moth |
Tongan | ane | moth (or, more strictly, its larva) that eats holes in clothes, etc.; silverfish |
Rarotongan | ane | white ant |