abyad – to attend to, or working on, but in most cases use
to adress to a person who is cooking( e.i nag-aabyad)

aberya – something wrong. in trouble

agipo – fire dust, ashes

anluwagi – carpenter

ampaw – spacious inside, no contents inside, empty

apaw – overflow

babag – fight

balag – a bamboo trellis for climbing plants

balagwit – to carry thing with the use of a flexible rod

balagwitan – a flexible rod use to carry things on both side

balatong – monggo

balsentang – a small pail

banlaw – final stage cleaning

bigkis – bundle

bukana – front side

dampa – temporary shelter

daplis – slight hit on something

giik – smashing with feet

kabag – (slow pronounciation) means a trapped air in the
stomach

kabag – (fast pronouncciation) a large bat

kawag – bodily movement

kubli – to hide, a hidden place

kuwaderno – notebook

kuyog – group of

hakab – fitted on something due to air pressure

iluhan – composed of logs and stone use to flatten something
( abaka or pandan)

impis – to arrange or to keep

ipot – birds or chicken mess

itsa – to throw

kusi – to cook

lamog – its the result of too much hitting on something
– its also a habit same as untidiness, messy,
uncleanliness

lako – to sell

lumod – to swallow ( informal)

lunok – to swallow ( formal)

minendal – snacks

mismis – to clean the dishes (preliminary action on
cleaning the dishes

mudmod – to share

palag – bodily movement to escape on something

paragus – improvised cart use to carry goods

pilapil – rice field edge or boundary

piling – bunch of

pipiling-piling – head turning

sampid – a forcefull decision due to no other choice.

salapi – fifty cents

sapi – poses

sapi-sapi a kind of kite

suko’ – unfitted height

suko – to give up

sumpit – a tube ( small bamboo, straw or metal)use as an
improvise airgun.

supla – force blow of the mouth on targeting something

tubli – a kind of plants, when extracted on water produce
poison

tumpok – a mount of or a group of

tungko – compose of three stone to use as a stove flatform
for cooking

ungkat – to know more or deeply

ungos – front of something, another term for the mouth

usbong – showing a bit, or spouting

uyam – a silly joke

uyo – coconut fruit branch skin