guluncogon grass Gulun is a type of cogon grass that was previously used to make thatching for the roofing of a house or a granary. In the Antipolo Ifugao Bible, the Keley-i word gulun is often a symbol of bad circumstances, or as a punishment for doing things that are bad. Also in the Ifugao Bible, the term gulun is frequently mentioned along with thorns, i.e. hebit.Kamemmel hu gulun niya hebit di nambebleyan yun tutu-uk. (Isaiah 32:13a)Cogon grass and thorns are growing on the land where you, my people live. Hedin wadadda umtemel ni gulun niya hebit e kamei-ellig ni buhul idan tutu-uk ey bahbahek ida e lelgabek et makaggiheb idan emin. (Isaiah 27:4b)If cogon grass and thorns are growing there, which is an example of the enemies of my people, I will destroy them and burn them up.Simelkatkatlubbungpel-ut1.5.3Grass, herb, vine
