‘south’
e.g. hifa hafa ‘to and fro’ source: single consultant 2015 note: it is likely that hifa and hafa originally meant something akin to north and south, but only one consultant provided this definition. For most speakers the terms have come to represent non-specific opposing directions like ‘to and fro’. They are often translated as ‘left and right’ (kiri/kanan) but when asked which is kiri or which is kanan, the answer is ‘neither’.