Worm
Ka-lang’

Vegetal Life

Bamboo Ka-way’-gan

Bamboo, used for baskets
A’-nis

Bamboo, used to tie bunches of palay
Fi’-ka

Bamboo, used to tie bunches of palay, fiber of
Ping-el

Banana
Fa’-lat

Banana, green variety
Sa-ging

Banana, yellow variety
Mi-nay’-ang

Bark
Sip-sip

Bark, from which brown fiber is made
Lay-i’

Bark, inner, for spinning
Ko-pa’-nit

Bean, black and gray
I’-tab

Bean, black, small
Ba-la’-tong

Bean, pale green, small
Ka’-lap

Bejuco (rattan)
Wu-e

Bud
Fo’-a

Camote
To-ki’

Camote, blossom of
Tup-kao’

Camote, red, two varieties
Si’-sig, Pit-ti’-kan

Camote vine
Fi-na-li’-ling

Camote, white, six varieties
Li-no’-ko, Pa-to’-ki, Ki’-nub fa-fay’-i, Pi-i-nit’, Ki-weng’,
Tang-tang-lab’

Flower
Feng’-a

Forest
Pag-pag

Fruit
Fi-kus’-na

Leaf
To-fo’-na

Limb, tree
Pang’-a

Maize
Pi’-ki

Millet
Sa’-fug

Millet, dark grain, “black”
Pi-ting’-an

Millet, white, three varieties
Mo-di’, Poy-ned’, Si-nang’-a

Plant, cultivated for spinning fiber
Pu-ug’

Plant, wild, fiber gathered for spinning
A-pas

Plant, wild, fiber of above
Las-las’

Rice
Pa-ku’

Rice, beard of
Fo-ok’

Rice, boiled
Mak-an’

Rice, head of
Sin-lu’-wi

Rice, kernel of
I-ta’

Rice, red varieties, smooth
Chay-yet’-it, Gu-mik’-i

Rice, red variety, bearded
Fo-o’-kan

Rice, roots of
Tad-lang’

Rice, shelled grain
Fi-na-u’

Rice, stalk of
Pang-ti-i’

Rice, white, four varieties
Ti’-pa, Ga’-sang, Pu-i-a-pu’-i, Tu’-peng

Root, of plant
La-mot’

Runo
Lu’-lo

Squash
Ka-lib-as’

Tree
Kay’-o, cha-pon’

Tree, dead
Na-lu’-yao

Tree, knot on
Ping-i’

Tree, stump of
Tung-ed’

Vine, wild, from which fiber for spinning is gathered
Fa-ay’-i

Wood, from which pipes are made, three varieties
Ga-sa’-tan, La-no’-ti, Gi-gat’

Wood, fire
May-i-su’-wo

Wood, fire, pitch pine
Kay’-o

Wood, fire, from all other trees
Cha’-pung

Verbs

Burn, to Fin-mi’-chan

Come (imperative)
A-li-ka’

Cut, to
Ku-ke’-chun

Die, to
Ma-ti’

Drink, to
U-mi-num’

Eat, to
Mang-an’; ka-kan’