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banug n Generic term for any bird related to the hawk or eagle which preys on chickens, snakes or other small birds or animals. see fr.: mandalagit; spec: kuligi 1, kabugkul, banug to ubal.

banug to ubal phrase A large, monkey eating eagle. gen: banug.

dagit v Ka banug no ogngaranan to mandagit, maga-an ogpandagit to mgo piak to mgo manuk to ogdawiyon din. The eagle/halk which is called a bird of prey is quick to swoop down and snatch the chicken’s chicks when it preys on them.

kabugkul n hawk (or hawk-eagle ??). Magolgol to piak ka kabugkul. The kabukul hawk/eagle is greedy for chicks. [Hawk or hawk-eagle resembling a sparrow hawk Described as a smaller than some other members of the banug “hawk/eagle” family. It has having a white head and breast. Nests on cliffs but also may nest at top of a tree. Although it preys on birds, it also eats fish from the river.] gen: banug.

kuligi n 1Kind of eagle. gen: banug. 2A kind large poisonous mushroom which grows on decaying wood. [So called because its pattern is similar to the bird of that name.]

kulirip v To fly in a circle as a plane or a hawk. Ka kuligi no banug, ungod ogpakulirip diò to aw-awangan ka oglayang. The kuligi eagle always circles as it flies in the sky.

mandalagit see: banug. n Any bird of prey including the banug hawk/eagle family or the owls which prey at night. Ka mgo mandalagit, ian ngaran to mgo manukmanuk no ogmandawi to ogdalagit to piak, to mgo ulod, mgo ngalap to woig. The birds of prey, that is the name of the birds which prey, swooping up chicks, snakes and water creatures.