indakolon (story song) see fr.: kanta₂ 2.
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kumapoy n 1Lovesong to a girl. see fr.: uranda 2; see fr.: kanta₂ 2. 2Female sweetheart. Ka lukos, og-oggungon ka kumapoy rin. A man sings to his female sweetheart. ant: uranda 1.
tod-om 1n A ballad or chanting syle of song. [A chanting style of song in which a story is told This style is often sung by a shaman during spirit worship. However, it is not limited to spirit worship.] see fr.: kanta₂ 2. 2v To sing or chant a story in a ballad style.
uranda 1n A love song style. [Sung by either a man or a woman] see fr.: kanta₂ 2; ant: kumapoy 2. 2n A suitor, fiancee, male; or a woman whom someone will marry. [A person who just newly meets a person of the opposite sex and likes him or her, they say it is alig pad to mata j“ust an attaction of the eyes” and the person is not really an uranda. If the relationship is serious, then they have become nokog-uranda on, nokogsabut. “They will already have become fiancee; [they have] an agreement with each other.” [regarding marriage].] see: kumapoy 1; see: kalusisi 1. 3v To sing a love song [This style is sung by either a man or a woman.]
