| WMP |
| Tagalog |
susón-susón |
layer on layer; one on top of another |
|
mag-susón |
to double; to fold over |
|
susón |
extra layer; reinforcing layer |
| Gayō |
me-ñusun |
to stack up |
|
susun |
stack up |
| Alas |
susun |
stack up |
| Toba Batak |
ma-nusun |
to stack up (wood, shingles) |
| Karo Batak |
pe-nusun-en |
depository, place to store things |
|
susun-en |
a pack, bundle |
|
nusun |
gather one’s property together, pack up; put away, clear away |
| Iban |
tusun |
pile in layers, arrange (similar things) in order; crowded together, herd, shoal (of fish) |
| Malay |
ter-susun |
piled up, as mattresses on a bed |
|
ber-susun |
in layers, arranged one on the other |
|
susun |
piled on; position one on another, of saucepans or Malacca baskets that nest in one another; of flowers with outer and inner petals, of pillows arranged one on the other, etc. |
|
me-ñusun |
to arrrange in layers; (in circumcision) to smooth or flatten the prepuce before cutting it off) |
| Nias |
ma-nusu |
to string, sew through, to thread |
| Banggai |
susun |
layer, stack |
|
mo-susun |
put in layers, stack up |
| Ngaju Dayak |
suson |
several belonging together (cups, plates, etc.); also stacked one on another |
| Muna |
sunsu ~ susu |
storey, layer (of house, tray, etc.); arrange, pile up (as stones) |
| Makassarese |
susuŋ |
layer, stack, shelf (as of bookrack) |
| Sundanese |
ñusun |
lie on top of one another, heap together, heap up, stack up |
| Old Javanese |
susun |
layer, tier, storey, row |
|
ka-susun-an |
to attack in row after row, to shower (arrows) on |
|
s<in>usun |
to pile up in later upon layer, build (construct, etc.) in layers (tiers, storeys) |
| Javanese |
ñusun |
to arrange and classify, sort out |
|
susun-an |
arrangement, deployment |
| Balinese |
susun-an |
system, program, arrangement |
|
ñusun |
to put in layers; to arrange |
|
susun |
section, layer, hollow |
| Malagasy |
súsuna |
a fold, a layer, duplication |
|
mi-súsuna |
having a lining |