nganniwhat; whyThis form is not used often.Nganni mu nengal-an ni pinway tu?Why did you get his bolo?Nganni tu ellan di baley yu?What will she get from your house?Synkele9.2.3.4Question wordsLanguage of Borrowing: Tuwali Ifugao: nganne
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ngatngatto munch or chew something with gustoDaka pangngatngata etan detag ni ulha anin ni maewet.They are chewing the boar’s meat with gusto even though it is tough.Simgalgal5.2.2.1Bite, chew-en/-in-
ngatuh1transto place something highIngetuh mu pengihha-adan mu eyan sinapay ma-lat eleg han-adang idan u-ungnga.Put this bread up high so that the kids will not be able to reach it.Synta-gey 27.5.9PutiC1-/iN-Class 3A Move and position an object at a site2stahighNengatuh law hu saad nan Ronald di sindalu.Ronald's rank in the army is now high.8.2.6.3Highme-/ne-Language of Borrowing: Ilocano
ngaweythe upper part of sugar cane that is not sweetEndi hu lumi-ih ni danum ni ngawey.There is no sweet juice in the upper-part (of this sugar cane).
ngawingaw1passto be disorganized, e.g., a plan, actionsNengawingaw law etan meippahding di baley da et eleg meamtaan hedin meittulluy winu eleg.The things that were to be done in their house have now been disorganized so it is not known whether it (the work) will continue or not.2transto disrupt or disorganizeKangewwingawaddan nebuteng ni tuu hu ay-ayam idan u-ungnga.The drunk people are disrupting the children’s game.7.5.5.1Disorganized-an/-in- -an
ngawngawa colloquial term that describes a person who behaves in an unbecoming, unacceptable or inappropriate mannerThe types of behavior that are considered to be unbecoming are eating someone’s food without permission, using someone’s property without permission, entering someone’s property without permission, and talking over someone.Kamangngawngaw hi amam tep eleg tu ibbaga ni himmegep di baley ni tuu.Your father behaves-in-an-unacceptable manner because he just enters anyone’s house without asking permission to enter.4.3.1.2.1Below standardmaN-/naN-Class 1C General class - Types of behavior
ngelawngaw1stanoise, generally referring to many people, a disturbance or confusionTep hi Apu Dios, ey eleg tu pinhed hu nengelawngaw ni pandeyyaw, tep ya pinhed tu ey wada ulnus niya linggep di tayu kakeemmuemmungin menaydayaw ni hi-gatu. (1 Corinthians 14:33a)Because God does not like noisy disorder during worship because he wants order and peace when we are meeting to worship him.2.3.2.2Soundne-2intransoften refers to the noise made by people talking loud especially when drunkIda kamangngengellawngaw hu nebuteng ni tuu di baley di Allawah.The drunk people are making loud noises at Allawah’s house.
ngelebngebhuman or animal cartilageMeya-ya-meh ni galgalen hu ngelebngeb nem ya tu-ngal.It is easier (lit. softer) to chew cartilage than bone.2.1.6Bone, joint
ngenamungfr. var.nengamung1refers to a given situation that determines what will happen or not happen or who will determine what happens; refers to one's prerogative or right or exclusive privilegeTep ya kapemuttukin Apu Dios ni tuu tu ey eleg maipuun di kayyaggud ni kapehding ni tuu, nem ngenamung hu pinhed tu. (Romans 9:10-12d)For God’s choosing of people to be his is not based on the good things a person does, but instead it is up to him to choose those he wants.Iwaklin mu appit min detag et han kami ngenamung ni menegteg. Put aside our share of the meat and then, it will be up to us to cut it up.2the timing of a mentioned action or occurrence is indefiniteNgenamung ali ellian ku et han itsu man-ung-ungbal mewan.It will be when I come before we can converse again.comp.han ali ngenamungNPhan ali ngenamung
ngepuhto be consumed little by little, e.g., firewoodThis word generally refers to something that burns away slowly. The second sentence is an extended meaning of the word.Antan tu ibbeng hu nangngepuhhan yun illukut di atep um-anam.Don't throw your cigarette butts (lit. consumed cigarettes) on the roof because it will ignite.Ya etan tuun melinggep nemnem tu ey makewiging e endi degeh tu, nem ya etan tuun maemeh ey ngengpuhen ni ameh tu hu annel tu. (Proverbs 14:30)The person who has a peaceful mind is healthy without sickness, but the person who is jealous, his body will be consumed by his jealousy. 6.1.2.2.4Use up-en/-in-
ngewngew1nthe sound that a cat makes; meowKamedngel hu ngewngew ni puha di dallin.The cat’s sound or meow can be heard outside the house.1.6.4.3Animal sounds2intransto make the sound; meowKaumngenewngew hu puha yud bawang ni baley yu.Your cat is meowing inside your house.um-/-imm-
ngeyedfor a dog to snarl or growlUmngeyed eman ahhu hedin hehnupen mu.That dog will growl if you go near it.1.6.4.3Animal soundsum-/imm-
ngeyyedto snarl; to growlKamangngengeyyed etan ahhun Roy ni dintengan mid baley da.Roy’s dog was growling when we arrived at their house. 1.6.4.3Animal soundsmaN-/naN-Class 1D Sounds
ngi-ngito laughKela kayu kamangngi-ngi?Why are you laughing?Simimih3.5.6.4LaughmaN-/naN-Class 1C - Types of behavioranggengi-ngi
ngiguhdescribes the unhealthy appearance of a human or animal; skinny and a sickly lookNengiguh hi Daniel tep eleg mengngan. Daniel is skinny because he is not eating.Kamangkengigguh etan killum mi tep ekkut tuka kennaOur pig is getting skinny and looking sickly because it eats little.Simkinggulngihulpigut2.5.6Symptom of diseaseme-/ne-
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