| Form. |
| Amis |
lidoŋ |
shelter; shadow, shade |
| WMP |
| Keley-i |
al-liduŋ |
shadow |
| Ibaloy |
a-diroŋ-an |
to cast a shadow on or over something; (to some) the human spirit |
|
a-diroŋ |
shadow |
| Ilokano |
lindóŋ |
shelter; shade (obsolete) |
| Chamorro |
liheŋ |
saved, safeguarded, rescued, sheltered (as from rain); shelter, refuge; make safe |
| Maranao |
lindoŋ |
shelter (< *?) |
| Kenyah |
lindoŋ |
a sheltered place on a riverbank |
|
ŋa-lindoŋ |
to shelter |
| Sangir |
mə-liruŋ |
to shelter, protect, hold the hand over one’s head, overlook or cover for someone’s faults; to hide, conceal, keep a secret |
|
liruŋ |
a place on Salibabu, so called because of its sheltered location |
|
mə-linduŋ |
to shelter, protect |
|
linduŋ |
sheltered place, refuge |
| Karo Batak |
me-linduŋ |
hidden, concealed; shaded; safe, secure; twilight, as in the forest depths |
| Iban |
lindoŋ |
shaded, shady, screened, covered |
|
hari lindoŋ |
the sun has gone in |
| Malay |
pə-linduŋ-an |
privy |
|
lindoŋ |
shade; shelter; protective cover or concealment |
| Ngaju Dayak |
ka-lindoŋ |
protection, shelter; be sheltered |
| Buginese |
linruŋ |
shelter, protection |
| Makassarese |
aʔ-linruŋ |
protected, sheltered; shaded; be in the lee of something; shelter from the rain; give protection or cover |
| Javanese |
pa-linḍuŋ-an |
shelter, protection; a fallout shelter |
|
pe-linḍuŋ-aké |
to shelter, protect, cover |
| Proto-South Sulawesi |
linduŋ |
shade, shelter |
| Malagasy |
ta-ndíndona |
a shadow |
| Bikol |
ma-lindóŋ |
describing a place protected from the sun or wind; shady |
| Malagasy |
lindona |
a shadow (said to be ‘provincial’) |
| Bikol |
mag-lindóŋ |
to grow more shady |