Sipiagg

Sipiagg (pronounce as Si-piagg) is a noun for fraction of wood (wood chips) that is cut little by little (chipping). This word is among the old word that very rarely used this days as the younger generations slowly phasing out their life activities with corporate work instead of farming. I have heard someone use this word on the Wai FM Radio Bidoyoh (Jagoi).

The picture below described exactly what "Sipiagg" looks like - it is the cutting debris of the trees. The action of chopping in the manner of chipping the tree is called "Nyipiagg" which literally means almost chipping away one after another until it fall apart.



Another picture to show "Sipiagg" is a noun for wood cut in the manner of slicing them into pieces where the action again is called "Nyipiagg".