Meaning of "Murut" in the Malay dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF MURUT IN MALAY

Murut

WHAT DOES MURUT MEAN IN MALAY?

Murut

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The Murut settled in the interior and southeast of Sabah and the border area between Borneo and Sarawak. The Murut tribe is the third largest tribe in Sabah. Their residences include Tenom, Kemabong, Pensiangan and Keningau. They used to live in longhouses and live harmoniously in large families. Most of them are migrant farmers, hunters and river fishers. They also conduct forest harvesting. Currently there are already muruts who serve in the public sector in education, health and defense. The word 'Murut' refers to a group of people living on the hillside or highlands in the interior of Sabah. Muruts are found in several areas such as Keningau, Tenom, Pensiangan, Sipitang, Kalabakan and Kinabatangan. The Murut are divided into Murut Tahol or Tagal, Tidung, Timugon, Sembakung, Paluan, Bookan, Kalabakan, Murut Serundung and Murut Lundayeh / Lun Bawang. Where Murutians represent 2.9% of Sabah's population of about 50,000. Murut tribes are also found in Brunei, Sarawak and the Borneo border.

Kaum Murut menetap di pedalaman dan kawasan tenggara Sabah serta wilayah perbatasan antara Kalimantan dan Sarawak. Suku kaum Murut adalah suku kaum ketiga terbesar di Sabah. Tempat tinggal mereka termasuk Tenom, Kemabong, Pensiangan dan Keningau. Dahulu mereka tinggal di dalam rumah panjang dan hidup harmoni dalam keluarga besar. Kebanyakan mereka adalah petani berpindah, pemburu dan penangkap ikan sungai. Mereka juga mejalankan pemungutan hasil hutan.Pada masa kini kaum murut sudah ada yang berkhidmat dalam sektor awam dalam bidang pendidikan, kesihatan dan pertahanan. Perkataan ‘Murut’ merujuk kepada kumpulan penduduk yang tinggal di lereng bukit atau tanah tinggi di Pedalaman Sabah. Murut terdapat di beberapa kawasan seperti Keningau, Tenom, Pensiangan, Sipitang, Kalabakan dan Kinabatangan. Kaum Murut terbahagi kepada Murut Tahol atau Tagal, Tidung, Timugon, Sembakung, Paluan, Bookan, Kalabakan, Murut Serundung dan Murut Lundayeh/ Lun Bawang. Dimana kaum Murut mewakili sebanyak 2.9% daripada penduduk di Sabah iaitu lebih kurang 50,000 orang. Suku kaum Murut juga terdapat di Brunei, Sarawak dan sempadan Kalimantan.

Definition of Murut in the Malay dictionary

Murut tribes in Sabah, living in longhouses, especially in the Tenom, Keningau and Nabawan areas, and their main activities are cultivating paddy fields, hunting, and picking rattan, honey and resin, usually not settled in one place.

Murut suku kaum peribumi di Sabah, yg tinggal di rumah panjang, terutamanya di daerah Tenom, Keningau dan Nabawan, dan kegiatan utamanya ialah menanam padi huma, berburu, dan memungut rotan, madu lebah dan damar, biasanya tidak menetap di satu tempat.

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9 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «MURUT»

Discover the use of Murut in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to Murut and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Malay literature.

Orang Gunung Murut: kumpulan cerita rakyat Lunbawang

Folktales of Lunbawang people, Sarawak.

Meechang Tuie, 1990

Comparative Austronesian Dictionary: An Introduction to ...

Introduction The word "Murut" has long been used for two different groups of languages spoken in an area of Borneo overlapping the borders of the Malaysian States of Sabah and Sarawak, and the Indonesian province of East Kalimantan.

Darrell T. Tryon, 1995

Warisan motif dan corak Murut

Ethnic art and cultural tradition of Murut ethnic people in Sabah.

Ismail Hj. Ibrahim, 2011

Shamanism: An Encyclopedia of World Beliefs, Practices, ...

Murut shamans have experienced “privileged moments of election” when the spirit guides “visit” them, usually through dreams or when they engage in a batapa, a “quest” (Harris 1995, 82) in locations that are abundant in spirits, such as a ...

Mariko Namba Walter, ‎Eva Jane Neumann Fridman, 2004

Optimality Theory - Halaman 224

For example, Samoan (Marsack I962) prefixes the reduplicant to the stress foot: (62) Samoan (reduplicant is prefixed to the stress foot) a. fa.nau — > fa-na-nau 'be born, give birth' b. a.lofa — > a-]o-lofa 'love' Timugon Murut (Prentice I97I ) ...

Rene Kager, 1999

Critical Survey of Studies on the Languages of Borneo - Halaman 64

Anton Abraham Cense, E.M. Uhlenbeck. 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 F. H. POLLARD, Some comparative notes on Muruts and Kelabits. SMJ 4. 3. 14 (1935) p. 223—227. On the language, p. 225. A. MORRISON, Murut Pottery.

Anton Abraham Cense, ‎E.M. Uhlenbeck, 2013

Adventure Guides: East Malaysia - Halaman 79

ambu-Tagal Murut who inhabit the whole southwestern region. The Murut are divided between lowland and hill groups. The lowland Murut, including the Timugon, Nabay, Baukan and others, are plains-dwellers, inhabiting mainly the coastal ...

Wendy Hutton, 2000

United Pasokmomogun Kadazandusun Murut Organisation

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Lambert M Surhone, ‎Mariam T Tennoe, ‎Susan F Henssonow, 2011

Message Sticks Used by Murut and Dusun People in Sabah

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