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| put where it can be seen, ipay mo iya asngad |
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| mixture of balankoy with banana and coconut |
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| rumbling tummy, sigsigolanan |
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| signal (if the seeds spout, that is a signal they will grow) |
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| remove husk from rice, another word for usikan |
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| rub (as in eyes, or a sore spot) |
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| ability to stick to walls, feet of rats and buteki |
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| cut the stalk of grain or grass |
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| The base of a tree, the lower trunk, the base a stock of rice, the part of a post near the ground, where the ear connects to the head, where the arm connects to the body |
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| eat holes into container or fruit |
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| wander around in the dark |
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| They don't associate with people not in their group. Said of wild pigs, wild chickens or even children who only hang out with children, not adults. (archaic about children. Not so good to use about kids) |
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| tempt, persuade, lure, advise, convince. |
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| bundle of grass and leaves for making a smokey fire |
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| a cocoon. house of kinkinit. |
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