1
After again crossing the Ikan stream we arrived at dusun Simpang.
2
At dusun Baru one of our people caught a fine large fish, called ikan gadis.
3
The arrival of the Company's Resident at each dusun is considered as a period of festivity.
4
A proattin knowing of gaming in his dusun and concealing it incurs a fine of twenty dollars.
5
This witness must not be a relation, a party concerned, nor even belong to the same dusun.
6
Passed the night at dusun Arah.
7
Were it not for this power every dusun of every river would be at war with its neighbour.
8
The first dusun on the other side is named Kalubar, and situated on the banks of the river Musi.
9
At dusun Si Ballowe, to which our road lay south-easterly, through pepper and rice plantations, sampans were in readiness to convey us down the river.
10
Every dusun has a ballei or town hall, about a hundred and twenty feet long and proportionably broad, the woodwork of which is neatly carved.
11
She vanished from her bedroom at the Dusun Resort, surrounded by thick Malaysian jungle.
12
Dusun fled to Istanbul, but her husband followed her and, she says, tried to kill her.
13
Her body was found just over 2km away from the Dusun, according to BBC correspondent Howard Johnson.
14
The Dusun women apparently do not tatu.
15
All chiefs of dusuns, or independent tallangs, are entitled to a seat on the bench upon trials.
16
Mount Kinabalu is sacred to the local Kadazan Dusun tribal group, who consider it a resting place for departed spirits.