The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

*zaRami rice straw

PAN zaRami rice straw

Form.
Puyuma darami-en rice straw
Puyuma (Tamalakaw) daRami-an rice straw
Puyuma daRami-an rice straw
Paiwan djami-a rice straw

PMP zaRami rice straw; flute made from a rice stalk

WMP
Isneg daxámi straw of rice; namely: that part of the culm that is situated below the place where the ear is cut at the harvest.
-daxamiy-an the culms or haulms of rice that remain in the field after reaping; a female spirit who makes children sick if they play at the place where the harvest is going on
Bontok dagámi rice straw
Ifugaw dagāmi rice stubble, i.e. stalks remaining after the upper stalks with rice panicles ... have been harvested, either standing in a pond field, or removed to allow for a second planting
Ifugaw (Batad) dagāmi rice stubble, i.e. stalks remaining after the upper stalks with rice panicles ... have been harvested, either standing in a pond field, or removed to allow for a second planting
Ayta Abellan dayami rice husk
Kapampangan dayami rice straw, rice stubble
Romblomanon dagāmi rice stubble
Aklanon dagámi rice stalk, straw (from rice)
Waray-Waray dagámi hay, straw
Agutaynen dalami straw, dried rice stalk
Hiligaynon dagámi hay, straw
Cebuano dagámi stalk that has been left after grain or sugar has been harvested
Maranao ragami rice stalk, straw
Mansaka dagami straw (of grain)
Kelabit deramih rice straw, rice stubble (dbl. )
Sangir dahami fallow ricefield, land left fallow for not more than a year that is covered with newly-sprouted bushes
Kayan (Uma Juman) jəmiʔ rice stubble, rice straw
Iban tanah jəramiʔ ‘stubble’, land harvested of paddy with crops other than grain still to be gathered; land in the first year of fallow
jəramiʔ sacred plants ( – lit. ‘rice mother’) in the paddy field after harvest
Malay jerami stubble; rice-aftergrowth; the waste or inedible parts of fruits like the jack and durian
Tontemboan ka-raʔami time that the children blow on rice straws (i.e. ‘harvest time’)
raʔami rice straw, a rice-straw flute
Nias dami stemlet on the rice kernel; chaff
Mongondow dogami brushwood, undergrowth
Kayan jəmeʔ stubble or straw of rice left in the field after reaping
jəmiʔ rice stubble, rice straw
Rejang jamay stubble, rice stubble; last season’s ricefield
Old Javanese damya-damy-an a whistle made from a rice-stalk
dami rice straw
damy-an stubble
Bikol dagámi straw