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Sabüm

Sabüm was an Austroasiatic language once spoken in Malaysia.

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Sabüm is an aboriginal Aslian language of Lenggong, Malaya, extinct as of 2013. It was nearly extinct by 1976. Sabum became a distinct dialect from Lanoh around 610 AD. It split from Semnam between 730 to 985 AD; it then came into close contact with the Yir dialect of Lanoh. The Sabum have since switched to Temiar.

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Words in Sabüm

MeaningWordRomanization
persons3ma7*
namek3nmoh*
eyemad*
earg3ntok*
nosemuh*
toothl3mo5*
tonguel3ntag*
handtiN*
blooddayah*
bonej37aN*
skinkatEk*
kneekayol*
breastmEm*
liverhup*
wateroN*
fireos*
stonebatu7*
mountainpo7*
tree5ehi7*
leafs3la7*
nighth3Nod*
dogco7*
fishka7*
lousece7*
oneniy*
twonay*
IiN*
youmih*
wei5*
drinkoN*

* in the simplified ASJP transcription

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