WMP |
Yami |
sopit-en |
to clasp |
|
ma-nopit |
to grab |
|
sopit |
clamp |
|
so-sopit |
chopsticks |
Itbayaten |
sopit |
idea of being jammed |
|
so-sopit |
pincers, tongs |
|
sopit-en |
to jam |
Agta (Central Cagayan) |
supit |
narrow |
Agta (Eastern) |
supit |
narrow |
Bontok |
súpit |
to make something narrow, as a pondfield or a house |
Tboli |
sufit |
tongs, usually a piece of bamboo about 8-10in. long bent in half and used as kitchen tongs or by a blacksmith in moving coals of fire, kettle lids; crab pincers; to use tongs to get or move something; to carry something under the arm by squeezing it’; to get stuck or caught between something, as one’s finger pinched in a door, lid of a trunk |
Kelabit |
upit |
bamboo tweezers |
Sangir |
ma-supiʔ |
narrow; pressed in (because there are too many things or people crowding against one another); always grumbling |
Iban |
sumpit |
chopsticks; narrow |
Iban (Lemanak) |
sumpit |
chopsticks; narrow |
Malay |
sumpit |
chopsticks |
Malay (Baba) |
sumpit |
chopsticks |
Mongondow |
mo-nupit |
to pinch, press |
|
to-tupit |
pincers or tongs of bamboo |
Uma |
hupiʔ |
tongs |
|
mpo-hupiʔ |
pick up with tongs |
Wolio |
supi |
tongs |
Sundanese |
supit |
narrow (of a path or road), a narrow passageway |
Old Javanese |
supit |
pincers (of a lobster, etc.) |
Javanese |
supit |
pincers, pinching claws; pincers, tongs |
Balinese |
supit |
pinch, squeeze; thing to squeeze with, tweezers |