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kundab 1adj A condition of fear, or panic, especially of people, attributed to an evil spirit, which often causes causes the affect ed person to flee. Ka otow no kundabon maga-an ogkaallok ko oggoramon din. ka busow. A person who has a fear [of people], he quickly becomes afraid when he is being affected b y the evil spirit. [This is said to happen periodically when the spirit troubles a person. At other times, the person may seem normal. The manifestation may vary from person to person causing some people scream or run to the graveyard or forest.] 2vt To have a fear of people. Ka otow no ogkundabon, ogliason sikandin ogpokohipanow rò du-on to agad hondoi ogdolog sikandin. A person who is afflicted with a fear of people, he is terrified and has to travel (lit walk to wherever he might go. Ka otow no kundabon, maga-an ogkaallok ko nokoy ka oggoramon din. A person who panics, he is very quick to be afraid if he feels something. see: lias; see: liason 1.

kundabon see fr.: liason 2.

lias see fr.: kundab 2.

liason 1n A cowardly person. Ka otow no konò og-atu, ognanganan to otow no mabulut to, “Liason ka na-an.” A person who doesn’t fight back, will be called, cowderdly by a person who is fierce, “You are actually cowardly.”; A person who is fierce will call a person cowardly who doesnt fight back. [he will say] “You are actually a coward.” see fr.: kundab 2. 2adj A person who is terrified; or paniced. Ka liason, lagboy ogkahallok. Songo ogsoloran to busow. A person who is terrified is very much afraid. He also has been entered by an evil spirit. [It is said that his condition may be due to the presence of an evil spirit.] see: kundabon. 3v To be terrified; panic. [This condition is also attributed to possession by an evil spirit.]