The Dusun Languages of Northern Borneo: The Rungus Dusun and Related Problems

Abstract

of the Archipelago, mainly Bajau (Sama), used the term Ida'an (alternatively rendered Idahan or Idaan) to refer to similar, non-Muslim peoples but particularly to those in Sabah. This term appeared in the journals of early English voyagers to the Borneo coast (see Forrest, 1779:368), and it continued to occur with frequency in reports on northern Borneo into the late 1800's. However, the term Ida'an sometimes was not restricted to

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