| WMP |
| Itbayaten |
ayoy |
canal-like depth at sea, deep spot in the sea |
| Ilokano |
álog |
low land, low field; pool, puddle |
| Tagalog |
álog |
pool of water on a lowland |
| Kalamian Tagbanwa |
kalug |
ditch |
| Cebuano |
alúg |
go down to get water |
| Maranao |
alog |
gorge, canyon |
| Acehnese |
aluë |
brook, small river, tributary stream |
| Kenyah |
alo |
stream |
| Kelabit |
arur |
stream, small branch of a river |
| Karo Batak |
alur |
belonging to a certain river system |
| Iban |
alur |
(main) current of a river, hence the deep channel |
| Malay |
alur |
groove; cutting; furrow. With many varying or local applications: (Johore) the main channel of a stream between the mudbanks on either side; (Pahang) any channel in river or sea, and even a dry torrent-bed if water flows there sometimes; (Kedah) hollow or backwater scooped out by a stream, the main channel being ; (Minangkabau) channel, e.g. of relationship, and even of a wife "scooping" money out of her husband; furrow, beaten path made by wild animals |
|
alur teŋgala |
plough-furrow |
|
alur teŋkok |
hollow at back of neck |
|
alur-alur |
channels made by maggots in fruit |
|
alur didalam redaŋ |
boat-channel through a swamp |
|
alur-an |
groove along horseshoe |
|
alur bibir |
hollow between nostril and center of upper lip |
| Mongondow |
alug |
striped, having stripes of equal width |
| Bare'e |
mo-alu |
to flow, stream |
| Sundanese |
alur |
track, trail left by tiger, rhinoceros, etc. in moving through jungle |
| Javanese |
alur |
course, pace, progress |
|
alur-an |
trampled out buffalo path'; 'traces, that which tells a tale |
| Balinese |
alur |
current |
| Malagasy |
álo-n tsàha |
the bottom of a ravine; the bed of a river |
|
álo-n-òny |
riverbed ( = 'river') |
|
álo-álo |
fosse, ditch, precipice |
| CMP |
| Kei |
alur |
large water pitcher |
| Bimanese |
aru |
current |