Sundanese	English
kuring	I, me (loma)
urang	I, me; we (inclusive) (loma)
déwék	I, me (loma, blunt)
abdi	I, me (lemes)
simkuring	I, me (lemes, formal)
kami	we; I (archaic / non-familiar, asserting rank)
aing	I, me (cohag, rough)
manéh	you (singular, loma)
silaing	you (singular, loma, blunt)
anjeun	you (singular, lemes)
hidep	you (lemes, to someone younger)
salira	you (lemes pisan, very polite)
sia	you (singular, cohag, rough)
manéhna	he, she, it (loma)
anjeunna	he, she (lemes)
mantenna	he, she (lemes, highly respected)
si éta	he, she, that one (cohag)
arurang	we (loma-lemes)
kuring saréréa	we (exclusive, loma)
urang samudayana	we (inclusive, lemes)
maranéh	you (plural, loma)
aranjeun	you (plural, lemes)
maranéhna	they (loma)
aranjeunna	they (lemes)
sararia	you (plural, cohag)
ieu	this
éta	that (nearby)
itu	that (far away)
di dieu	here
di dinya	there (near you)
di ditu	there (far away)
palih dieu	here (lemes)
saha	who
naon	what
di mana	where
di manten	where (lemes)
nu saha	whose
iraha	when
kumaha	how
naha	why
kunaon	why (loma)
sabaraha	how many, how much
dupi	as for…? (polite question opener)
ari	as for…? (familiar question opener)
henteu	not, no
teu	not (short form)
kabéh	all (loma)
sadaya	all (lemes)
loba	many, much (loma)
seueur	many, much (lemes)
réa	many, numerous
sawatara	some, a few
sababaraha	several
saeutik	a little, few (loma)
sakedik	a little, few (lemes)
séjén	other (loma)
sanés	other; is not (lemes)
lian	other, another
nol	zero
hiji	one
dua	two
tilu	three
opat	four
lima	five
genep	six
tujuh	seven
dalapan	eight
salapan	nine
sapuluh	ten
sabelas	eleven
dua belas	twelve
tilu belas	thirteen
opat belas	fourteen
lima belas	fifteen
genep belas	sixteen
tujuh belas	seventeen
dalapan belas	eighteen
salapan belas	nineteen
dua puluh	twenty
salikur	twenty-one (traditional -likur series)
dua likur	twenty-two (traditional -likur series)
tilu likur	twenty-three (traditional -likur series)
salawé	twenty-five (traditional count)
tilu puluh	thirty
opat puluh	forty
lima puluh	fifty
sawidak	sixty (traditional count)
tujuh puluh	seventy
dalapan puluh	eighty
salapan puluh	ninety
saratus	one hundred
dua ratus	two hundred
tilu ratus	three hundred
sarébu	one thousand
dua rébu	two thousand
salaksa	ten thousand (traditional count)
saketi	one hundred thousand (traditional count)
sajuta	one million
samiliar	one billion
kahiji	first
kadua	second
katilu	third
kaopat	fourth
kalima	fifth
sapasi	half
kurang	less, minus (loma)
kirang	less (lemes)
leuwih	more (loma)
langkung	more (lemes)
gedé	big (loma)
badag	big, bulky (loma)
ageung	big (lemes)
panjang	long
paos	long (lemes)
rubak	wide (loma)
jembar	wide, spacious (lemes)
kandel	thick
beurat	heavy (loma)
abot	heavy (lemes)
leutik	small (loma)
alit	small (lemes)
pondok	short
pendék	short, low
heureut	narrow
ipis	thin
haneut	warm
tiris	cold (of air, weather)
tiis	cool (of water and solid things)
teuas	hard
hipu	soft
lada	hot, spicy (of food)
pinuh	full
anyar	new (loma)
énggal	new (lemes)
weuteuh	new, fresh, untouched
heubeul	old (of things)
lawas	old, long-standing
kolot	old (of people); parents
alus	good, fine (loma)
hadé	good (loma)
saé	good (lemes)
goréng	bad (loma)
awon	bad (lemes)
butut	worn out, shabby
buruk	rotten
kotor	dirty
lempeng	straight
buleud	round
seukeut	sharp (of a blade)
mintul	blunt, dull (of a blade)
lemes	smooth, fine; the polite register
baseuh	wet
garing	dry
saat	dried up (of water)
bener	correct, true (loma)
leres	correct, true (lemes)
deukeut	near (loma)
caket	near (lemes)
jauh	far (loma)
tebih	far (lemes)
katuhu	right (side)
tengen	right (side, variant)
kénca	left (side)
kiwa	left (side, variant)
bageur	well-behaved, kind
ngeunah	delicious, pleasant (loma)
raos	delicious, pleasant (lemes)
mahal	expensive (loma)
awis	expensive (lemes)
murah	cheap (loma)
mirah	cheap (lemes)
awéwé	woman (loma)
istri	woman, lady (lemes)
lalaki	man, male (loma)
pameget	man, male (lemes)
jalma	person, human being (loma)
jalmi	person (lemes)
manusa	human being, mankind
budak	child (loma)
murangkalih	child (lemes)
barudak	children (plural of budak, ar-infix)
pamajikan	wife (loma)
geureuha	wife (lemes)
garwa	wife, spouse (lemes pisan)
salaki	husband (loma)
carogé	husband (lemes)
ema	mother (loma)
ibu	mother; madam (lemes)
bapa	father (loma); sir
rama	father (lemes)
dulur	sibling, relative
duduluran	brotherhood, kinship
kulawarga	family
siswa	pupil, student
dokter	doctor
pulisi	police
bangsat	thief (loma, abusive)
maling	thief
sato	animal
lauk	fish
manuk	bird
anjing	dog
hayam	chicken
kutu	louse
oray	snake
cacing	worm
tangkal	tree
leuweung	forest (loma)
alas	forest (lemes)
régang	stick, branch
buah	fruit
binih	seed
daun	leaf
akar	root
papagan	bark (of a tree)
kembang	flower (loma)
puspa	flower (lemes)
jukut	grass
tali	rope, string
panonpoé	sun
bulan	moon; month
béntang	star
cai	water
hujan	rain
walungan	river
susukan	stream, brook
leuwi	deep pool in a river
situ	lake
laut	sea
sagara	sea, ocean
uyah	salt
batu	stone
keusik	sand
kekebul	dust
taneuh	earth, soil
lemah	ground, land
awan	cloud
méga	cloud (literary)
halimun	fog, mist
langit	sky
awang	sky, air
angin	wind
maruta	wind (literary)
salju	snow
és	ice
haseup	smoke
seuneu	fire
lebu	ash
jalan	road, street
gunung	mountain
giri	mountain (literary)
alam dunya	the world
kulit	skin
daging	meat, flesh
getih	blood
tulang	bone (loma)
babalung	bone (lemes)
gajih	fat (noun)
endog	egg
tanduk	horn
buntut	tail
bulu	feather, body hair
buuk	hair (of the head, loma)
rambut	hair (lemes)
sirah	head (loma)
mastaka	head (lemes)
ceuli	ear (loma)
cepil	ear (lemes)
panon	eye (loma)
soca	eye (lemes)
irung	nose (loma)
pangambung	nose (lemes)
sungut	mouth (loma)
baham	mouth (lemes)
huntu	tooth (loma)
waos	tooth (lemes)
létah	tongue (loma)
ilat	tongue (lemes)
kuku	fingernail (loma)
tanggay	fingernail (lemes)
suku	foot, leg (loma)
sampéan	foot (lemes)
tungkai	leg
tuur	knee (loma)
teku	knee (lemes)
leungeun	hand, arm (loma)
panangan	hand, arm (lemes)
jangjang	wing
beuteung	belly (loma)
patuangan	belly (lemes)
peujit	guts, intestines (loma)
beuheung	neck (loma)
tenggek	neck (lemes)
tonggong	back (loma)
pungkur	back, rear (lemes)
susu	breast; milk (loma)
pinareup	breast (lemes)
harigu	chest, ribcage
jajantung	heart (the organ)
haté	liver; heart as the seat of feeling (loma)
manah	heart, mind (lemes)
galih	heart, mind (lemes pisan)
nurani	conscience
akal	reason, intellect
nginum	to drink (loma)
inum	drink (root, loma)
ngaleueut	to drink (lemes)
dahar	to eat (loma)
tuang	to eat (lemes, of others)
neda	to eat (lemes, humble, of oneself)
emam	to eat (to a child)
nyatu	to eat (of animals)
nyogot	to bite
ngégél	to bite, to gnaw
nyeuseup	to suck
nyiduh	to spit
utah	to vomit
niup	to blow
ngambekan	to breathe
seuri	to laugh, to smile (loma)
gumujeng	to laugh (lemes)
nempo	to see, to look at (loma)
ningali	to see, to look at (lemes)
nénjo	to see, to catch sight of
ngadéngé	to hear (loma)
ngadangu	to hear (lemes)
nyaho	to know (loma)
terang	to know (lemes)
uninga	to know (lemes pisan)
mikir	to think
ngambeu	to smell (something)
sieun	to be afraid
héés	to sleep (loma)
saré	to sleep (neutral)
kulem	to sleep (lemes)
bobo	to sleep (to a child)
hirup	to live; life
maot	to die (loma)
paéh	to die (cohag, blunt)
pupus	to pass away (lemes)
maéhan	to kill
gelut	to fight, to scuffle
moro	to hunt
neunggeul	to hit, to strike
neukteuk	to cut
meulah	to split
newek	to stab
ngagaro	to scratch
ngali	to dig
ngojay	to swim
hiber	to fly
ngapung	to fly, to soar
leumpang	to walk (loma)
mapah	to walk, to go on foot
nyacat	to walk (lemes)
datang	to come (loma)
sumping	to come, to arrive (lemes)
dongkap	to arrive (lemes)
ngedeng	to lie down
diuk	to sit (loma)
calik	to sit (lemes, of oneself)
linggih	to sit, to reside (lemes, of others)
nangtung	to stand (loma)
ngadeg	to stand (lemes)
ngarobah	to change, to turn
labuh	to fall
geubis	to fall down, to tumble
méré	to give (loma)
masihan	to give (lemes)
nyekel	to hold
nyepeng	to hold (lemes)
meureut	to squeeze, to wring
ngosok	to rub, to scrub
ngumbah	to wash
mupus	to wipe, to erase
metot	to pull
nyurung	to push
ngalung	to throw
balédog	to throw at, to pelt
meungkeut	to tie, to bind
ngaput	to sew
ngitung	to count (loma)
ngétang	to count (lemes)
ngomong	to speak, to say (loma)
nyarios	to speak (lemes)
nyaur	to say (lemes)
ngawih	to sing
ulin	to play (loma)
ngamengan	to play (lemes)
ngambang	to float
ngucur	to flow, to pour
ngalir	to flow
ngimpel	to congeal, to freeze
bareuh	to swell; swollen
huru	to burn
ngaduruk	to burn (something)
maca	to read (loma)
maos	to read (lemes)
tulis	to write (loma)
serat	to write (lemes); letter
poho	to forget (loma)
lali	to forget (lemes, of others)
hilap	to forget (lemes, of oneself)
inget	to remember (loma)
émut	to remember (lemes)
arék	to want, will (loma)
badé	to want, will (lemes)
hayang	to want, to desire (loma)
mawa	to bring, to carry (loma)
ngabantun	to bring (lemes)
nginjeum	to borrow (loma)
nambut	to borrow (lemes)
boga	to have, to own (loma)
gaduh	to have (lemes)
aya	there is, to exist, to be present
gubrag	to come into the world, to drop down
diajar	to learn, to study
digawé	to work
eureun	to stop (loma)
lirén	to stop (lemes)
tulung	help! to help
bantosan	help (lemes)
méngkol	to turn (a corner)
nanjak	to go uphill
mudun	to go downhill
ngibing	to dance
beureum	red
héjo	green
konéng	yellow
bodas	white
hideung	black
bulao	blue
paul	blue (variant)
kulawu	grey
oranyeu	orange (colour)
bungur	purple
soklat	brown
peuting	night (loma)
wengi	night (lemes)
poé	day (loma)
dinten	day (lemes)
taun	year (loma)
warsih	year (literary)
ayeuna	now (loma)
danget ieu	now (lemes)
engké	later (loma)
engkin	later (lemes)
saméméh	before (loma)
sateuacan	before (lemes)
sanggeus	after (loma)
saparantos	after (lemes)
baheula	in the past, formerly (loma)
kapungkur	in the past (lemes)
isuk	morning; tomorrow (loma)
énjing	morning; tomorrow (lemes)
beurang	daytime (loma)
siang	daytime (lemes)
soré	afternoon (loma)
sonten	afternoon (lemes)
burit	late afternoon
magrib	dusk, early evening
kamari	yesterday
pageto	the day after tomorrow
mangkukna	the day before yesterday
minggu	week; Sunday
minggon	week (lemes)
Ahad	Sunday
Senén	Monday
Salasa	Tuesday
Rebo	Wednesday
Kemis	Thursday
Juma'ah	Friday
Saptu	Saturday
Januari	January
Pébruari	February
Maret	March
April	April
Méi	May
Juni	June
Juli	July
Agustus	August
Séptémber	September
Oktober	October
Nopémber	November
Désémber	December
Sampurasun	hello (traditional Sundanese greeting)
Rampés	and to you (the set reply to Sampurasun)
wilujeng	happy, blessed (greeting word)
Wilujeng sumping	welcome
Wilujeng énjing	good morning
Wilujeng siang	good afternoon
Wilujeng sonten	good afternoon/early evening
Wilujeng wengi	good evening
Wilujeng kulem	good night (to someone going to sleep)
Wilujeng angkat	have a good trip
Wilujeng tepang taun	happy birthday
Wilujeng taun énggal	happy new year
Kumaha damang?	how are you? (lemes)
Kumaha kabarna?	how are you? / what's the news?
Pangéstu	I am well (reply to 'how are you?', lemes)
damang	well, in good health (lemes)
cageur	healthy, well (loma)
nuhun	thanks
Hatur nuhun	thank you (polite)
Sami-sami	you're welcome
Sawangsulna	you're welcome (lemes)
enya	yes (loma)
muhun	yes (lemes)
punten	excuse me, may I (asking pardon)
mangga	please, go ahead, by all means
permios	excuse me (lemes)
amit	excuse me (getting attention, loma)
hampura	sorry, forgive me (loma)
hapunten	sorry, forgive me (lemes)
Namina saha?	what is your name? (lemes)
ngaran	name (loma)
nami	name (lemes)
jenengan	name (lemes, of a respected person)
wasta	name (lemes)
Abdi ti ...	I am from … (lemes)
Bingah tepang sareng anjeun	pleased to meet you
Abdi teu terang	I don't know (lemes)
Teu ngartos	I don't understand (lemes)
ngarti	to understand (loma)
ngartos	to understand (lemes)
Abdi bogoh ka anjeun	I love you
bogoh	to love, to be fond of
Kahadé!	look out! be careful!
Kahuruan!	fire! (a fire is burning)
Mugi sing damang	get well soon
Mugia sing hasil	good luck (lit. may you succeed)
imah	house, home (loma)
bumi	house, home (lemes, of others)
rorompok	my house (lemes, humble)
sakola	school
buku	book
pulpén	pen
tasma	spectacles, glasses (loma)
kacasoca	spectacles (lemes)
mobil	car
lomari	cupboard, wardrobe
kantong	bag, pocket
dompét	wallet (loma)
lokét	wallet (lemes)
payung	umbrella (loma)
pajeng	umbrella (lemes)
sabun	soap
odol	toothpaste
péso cukur	razor
béngsin	petrol, gasoline
kaén	cloth
sangu	cooked rice (loma)
kéjo	cooked rice
roti	bread
mih	noodles
kéju	cheese
sosis	sausage
karédok	raw-vegetable salad with peanut sauce
sayur	vegetables
kacang	beans, nuts
cikopi	coffee
mantéga	butter
tahu	tofu, bean curd
buka	open (sign)
tutup	closed (sign)
asup	to enter; entrance
lebet	to enter; inside (lemes)
kaluar	to go out; exit
kajabi	exit (lemes)
dorong	push (on a sign)
betot	to pull, to yank
jamban	toilet, latrine
pacilingan	toilet
dilarang	forbidden
diwagel	forbidden (lemes)
stasiun karéta	railway station
bandara	airport
alun-alun	town square, town centre
simpangan	crossroads, intersection
kalér	north
kidul	south
wétan	east
kulon	west
di	in, at (general position)
dina	on, at (specific position); at (time)
ka	to, towards (a place)
kana	to, onto (a specific object)
ti	from (origin)
tina	from, out of (specific origin)
ku	by (agent of a passive verb)
jang	for (loma)
paragi	for, meant for
kanggo	for (lemes)
jeung	and, with (loma)
sareng	and, with (lemes)
reujeung	together with
kalawan	with, by means of
sarta	and, and moreover
tur	and, as well as
lamun	if (loma)
upami	if (lemes)
upama	if, supposing
ana	if, when
yén	that (complementiser)
sabab	because
margi	because (lemes)
pédah	because, on account of
da	because, after all (particle)
anu	who, which, that (relativiser)
téh	topic particle (as for, the)
mah	contrastive topic particle
di jero	inside (loma)
di lebet	inside (lemes)
di luar	outside
di gigir	beside (loma)
di gédéng	beside (lemes)
di luhur	above, on top of
di handap	below, under
di tukang	behind (loma)
di pengker	behind (lemes)
di hareup	in front of (loma)
di payun	in front of (lemes)
moal	will not (future negative)
alim	not to want (lemes)
embung	not to want (loma)
acan	not yet (loma)
can	not yet (short form)
lain	is not (loma, of nouns)
sakumna	all of, the whole of
sarua	the same, equal
katut	together with, including
merdika	free, independent
martabat	dignity
hak	right (entitlement)
sumanget	spirit, enthusiasm
sasama	fellow human being
basa	language; when (conjunction)
kénéh	still, yet
pisan	very, extremely
deui	again, more
ogé	also, too
kudu	must (loma)
kedah	must (lemes)
bisa	can, to be able (loma)
tiasa	can, to be able (lemes)
keur	for; while, in the middle of (loma)
nuju	in the middle of (lemes)
geus	already (loma)
parantos	already (lemes)
tos	already (lemes, short)
tatakrama basa	language manners, the speech-level system
basa loma	the neutral/familiar register
basa lemes	the polite register
basa hormat	the respectful register
cohag	the rough/lowest register
aksara Sunda	the Sundanese script
Basa Sunda	the Sundanese language
