The Tokpisin term "sikau bilong antap" matches the English term "tree kangaroo"

other tokpisin words that include "sikau" : english :
sikau wallaby
other tokpisin words that include "bilong" : english :
man bilong pait aggressive person
laplap bilong alta altar cloth
marasin bilong kilim jem, marasin bilong klinim sua antiseptic
paspas bilong han arm band
supia bilong banara arrow
supsup bilong banara arrow, pronged
mambu bilong blut artery
sit bilong paia ash(es)
ples waswas, rum bilong waswas bathroom
bilong wanem, long wanem, bikos because
let, paspas bilong bel belt
glas bilong kapten binoculars
rop bilong banara bowstring
kru bilong het brain
han bilong diwai branch of tree
banis bilong susu brassiere, bra
kil bilong diwai buttress root
baksait bilong lek calf of leg
nem bilong . . . i called, is
pul bilong kanu canoe paddle
man bilong lotu churchgoer
rot bilong blut circulatory system
graun, graun malomalo, graun bilong wokim sospen clay
man bilong save clever person
belo bilong klok clock's alarm
klab; stik bilong pait club
man bilong nambis coastal man
susu o gris bilong kokonas coconut cream
wara bilong kokonas coconut milk, coconut water
sel bilong kokonas coconut shell
taim bilong kol cold season (winter)
plaua bilong kakaruk comb of chicken/rooster
bilong bisnis commercial
gumi bilong kok condom, contraceptive for males
samting bilong pasim bel contraceptive for females
pretman, man bilong pret coward
boskru bilong balus/sip crew of plane/ship
het bilong diwai crown of tree
laplap bilong windo curtain
pikinini meri (bilong em) daughter
de bilong malolo day off
kusaiman, man bilong karamapim tok deceiver
dentis, dokta bilong tit, dokta lukautim tit dentist
buk bilong painim mining dictionary
rot bilong kaikai digestive system
lain bilong Jisas disciples
hap laplap bilong wasim plet dish cloth
gris bilong bulmakau dripping
taim bilong san dry season
long taim bilong during
ol bilas bilong ia earrings
haus luluai bilong longwe ples embassy
sikrapim bel bilong excite
gras bilong ai eyebrow, eyelash
tok bilong bipo yet fable, myth
brum bilong winim pes fan
let bilong karapela fan belt
man bilong wokim gaden farmer
gras bilong pisin feather
bokis, kan, sem bilong meri female genitals
pul bilong pis fin of fish
kapa bilong pinga fingernail
mak bilong fut footprint
bilong longwe ples foreign
han (bilong pik) foreleg (of pig))
sikrapim bel bilong fornicate
taim bilong malolo, wiken free time
bilong from
ai bilong front of, in
arere bilong kantri frontier
pikinini bilong diwai; prut fruit
gras bilong dok fur (of dog)
bokis, kan, sem (bilong meri) ; bol, kok (bilong man) genitals
dewel bilong man i dai ghost (of dead person)
soken bilong han glove
man bilong kaikai glutton
man bilong wok good worker
ol pikinini bilong rop wain grapes
hul (bilong planim man) grave
mambu bilong nek gullet
gras, gras bilong het hair
man i save katim gras bilong het hairdresser
lek bilong pik ham
longpela bilong em height
bilong em her
lek (bilong pik) hind leg (of Pig)
bilong em his
asples bilong mi home town, my
bos bilong haus host
taim bilong san hot season (summer)
pikinini bilong rot illegitimate child
bilong in order to
man bilong wok industrious person
pikinini bilong sipsip lamb
gris bilong pik lard
haus bilong wasim klos laundry
lip, lip bilong diwai leaf money from Milne Bay province
man bilong save learned person
hap kaikai bilong asde leftovers
paspas bilong lek leg
man bilong giaman, giamanman liar
pen bilong maus lipstick
man bilong bikmaus loudmouth
taim bilong kaikai meal time
pas bilong ol kaikai menu
glas bilong lukluk mirror
haus lotu bilong ol mahomet mosque
haus bilong tumbuna pasin museum
bilong mi my
tok bilong bipo yet myth
baksait bilong nek nape of neck
nil bilong samap needle (n)
haus bilong pisin nest
pin bilong nus nose pin
pepa bilong raitim leta notepaper
bilong mipela our
skin bilong kina oyster shell
haus bilong king palace
kiau bilong golip pearl
lukstilman, man bilong luklukstil peeping Tom
mambu bilong bensin petrol pipe
ples bilong wetim tren platform (railway)
kindam bilong solwara or liklik kindam prawn
bilong olgeta man na meri public
taim bilong ren rainy season
kolim nem (bilong yu) say (your) name
asples bilong gavman seat of government
dewel, dewel bilong man shadow
laplap bilong bet, bet sit, bet laplap sheet
ples bilong hait shelter (n)
plang bilong pait shield
ples bilong klaut, heven sky
han bilong siot sleeve
ananit bilong lek sole of foot
pikinini man (bilong em) son
paspas bilong bel stomach band, belt
man bilong samapim klos tailor (n)
man bilong toktok talkative person
kil bilong diwai tap root
kap bilong ti tea-cup
bilong ol their
mit bilong lek thigh
pinga bilong fut/lek toe
bros bilong tit toothbrush
sop bilong tit toothpaste
tok bilong ol tumbuna tradition of ancestors
pul bilong trausel turtle's flipper
maus bilong gumi valve stem on inner tube
mit bilong pikinini bulmakau veal
mambu bilong blut vein
rop, rop bilong diwai vine
man bilong pait warrior
dis bilong waswas washbasin
mambu bilong wara water pipe
taim bilong ren wet season
bilong wanem? what for?
bilong husat whose
bilong wanem, wasmara, watpo why
mambu bilong nek windpipe
han bilong pisin wing
gras bilong sipsip wool
de bilong wok workday
bilong yu your
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