Difference between revisions of "Udung ubih"

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*The young leaves of the tapioca plant (the tips)
 
*The young leaves of the tapioca plant (the tips)
 
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*Daun ubi kayu (pucuk ubi kayu)
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*Pucuk ubi kayu
  
 
== Etymology==
 
== Etymology==
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#Doo ain udung ubih tuen [[ngelaned]] [[ruyung]] [[ri]] [[baka]] ''
 
#Doo ain udung ubih tuen [[ngelaned]] [[ruyung]] [[ri]] [[baka]] ''
 
;English:
 
;English:
#'''Udung ubih''' is delicious cooked with wild boar crackling
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#'''Udung ubih''' is delicious when cooked with wild boar lard.
 
;Malay
 
;Malay
#Sedap '''udung ubih''' dimasak dengan lemak babi goreng
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#'''Udung ubih''' dimasak dengan lemak babi sedap rasanya.
  
 
[[Category:U|udung ubih]]
 
[[Category:U|udung ubih]]
 
[[Category:Vegetable| Udung Ubih]]
 
[[Category:Vegetable| Udung Ubih]]

Latest revision as of 06:15, 22 September 2007

Pronunciation

X-SAMPA
U.dUng U.bih

Noun

Kelabit
English
  • The young leaves of the tapioca plant (the tips)
Malay
  • Pucuk ubi kayu

Etymology

ubih
from Malay ubi

Encyclopedic info

Scientific name
Manihot esculenta

Example sentences

Kelabit
  1. Doo ain udung ubih tuen ngelaned ruyung ri baka
English
  1. Udung ubih is delicious when cooked with wild boar lard.
Malay
  1. Udung ubih dimasak dengan lemak babi sedap rasanya.