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pangoylon n A kind of tree the leaves of which are fragrant and used for cooking meat, it has an edible root and is not planted, but gathered about the end of rice harvest.

panamay n A kind of white rice.

panombù n A kind of large bead.

patag n A kind of banana (like sab-a).

patik A kind of comb design; to make small marks, as on a comb or as letters on a printed page.

payow 1n Leafy plant, the roots of which are used in taloy-u. Inat payow ka langlanguan nu. Your face is like a payow. (meaning “black,” used as an insult) 2A kind of tree used to make coffins.

pigok n A kind of fish.

po-it phr.: mata to po-it. 1v A kind of small fish. Duon otow no noko-utol to po-it no dakol ka nigsagad to bogyas din There was someone who obtained a lot of small fish which she caught in her fish trap. 2adj Bitter.

pogul 1n A kind of tree. Ka pogul no kayu, konò ogkasilaban ko duon kamot ta no moon-ing [ka] mgo pogul As for the pogul tree/wood,. it doesn't burn if there is a field with many pogul trees. [This tree is said not to burn when the field is burned. The wood used in rice charm.] 2n A lazy person. 3deriv n A characteristically lazy person. 4deriv n An exceedingly lazy person. 5adj To be lazy Ka otow no pogul, konò ogko-iniat to ogtalabau sikandin. Ka otow no pogpogulon, konò ki ogpakasugù kandin. As for the lazy person, he does not want to work. [As for] the person who is exceedingly lazy, we cannot order him [to do anything]. 6v To feel weary, unambitious. Ka otow no konò ogko-ibog ka ogko-on, ogkapogul no ogtalabau su wà dayagang. The person who doesn't have an appetite (lit.isn't hungry to eat), will feel unambitious to work because he has no energy. Konò a oghondiò su ogkapogul a. I won't go because I feel weary. [There is a fine area of meaning between feeling weary or unenergetic or being lazy. To some extent these meanings tend to overlap or be context sensitive in the non-intentive mode. However, the non-intentive form of the word is seen as different from pogolon which describes laziness as a characteristic of a person.] 7vs Not to feel like doing something. Ogbanbanayan ki oghimata su ogkapogul to og-onow. We are slow/procrastinate about ?? waing up (lit. open our eyes) because we don't feel like getting up. Woy ogkapogul kandin ko du-on igsugù. Woy ogmanokal ko du-on ogli-ag. He doesn't feel unambitious unless he has something he is ordered to do. He isn't strong unless he has something/someone to play with. 8n To be lazy. 9deriv n A lazy person.

polì n A kind of seasoned, slow-burning wood.

polobut n A kind of sugarcane.

pukapuk n A kind of bird size of dove; greater yellow legs.

pula 1n Fish palm [tree] [Bows are made from this particular palm wood. Its fuzz is used to start fires and it has an edible heart.] gen: bonsag. 2n A kind of rattan. 3A kind of rattan.

pulapula n A kind of rattan. gen: balagon 1.1.

pulitì n A kind of rattan. gen: balagon 1.1.

pungusan n A kind of black, short, small-grained rice.

puruk n 1A kind of yellow fish that’s short and wide. 2A kind of short woman’s bolo.

pusil₂ n A kind of fish [A long fish with a rounded snout similar to subuk but longer. It is dark on top but a mottled design on its sides and has small scales.]

putut 1adj Short, a belly band or short skirt, short-legged. 2n A kind of fruit.

sab-a n A kind of short cooking banana.

sabloy n A kind of white sugarcane that has soft, easy to chew pith.

salangat cf: bogyas. n A kind of conical fish trap similar to the bogyas fish trap but without an inner cone. It is made with thorns which prevent fish from escaping.

sangal n A kind of crayfish having large claws. [Some are red, brown or rust colored or white. The tail spreads as do other crayfish. They live in swift water.] gen: ulobang.

sawog n A kind of large fish. [Silvery color with a black stripe. The flesh is white and has a delicate, savory flavor.]

sili-an n A kind of basket (liang) woven by strands of three and has a pattern on four sides.