| Form. |
| Puyuma |
parisi |
to pray |
| Puyuma (Tamalakaw) |
parisi |
to pray |
| Puyuma |
p-en-arisi |
taboo |
| Puyuma (Tamalakaw) |
p-en-arisi |
taboo |
| Paiwan |
palisi |
rite, ceremony; tabu; "superstition" |
| WMP |
| Rhade |
mlei |
taboo |
| Aklanon |
pálhi |
inhabited with evil spirits, enchanted |
| Cebuano |
pálhi |
for a place to be inhabited by supernatural beings that can get easily angered and inflict diseases on the object of their ire |
| Manobo (Western Bukidnon) |
lihiy-an |
a taboo, personal or general |
|
p-em-elihi |
a happening which breaks a taboo or is extraordinary, highly unusual or contrary to accepted behavior |
| Kelabit |
m-alih |
be taboo |
|
alih |
a taboo |
| Melanau (Mukah) |
paley |
a taboo |
| Malay |
p-em-ali |
taboo |
| Ngaju Dayak |
pali |
not allowed, forbidden |
| Bare'e |
pali |
subject oneself to taboos by refraining from the use of or contact with things, the pronunciation of words or the visiting of places |
| Old Javanese |
pali-pali |
the various ritual requisites (with purifying and strengthening power), used in ceremonial blessings (wedding, return after a battle, festive reception, etc.) |
|
pa-pali |
the various ritual requisites (with purifying and strengthening power), used in ceremonial blessings (wedding, return after a battle, festive reception, etc.) |
| Malagasy |
fady |
abstinence, fasting, prohibition; unlawfulness, incest; anything tabooed |
| Palawano |
lihi |
prohibition, taboo |