ladongWilt or break, of plants.Naladoladong nan esekna.His plants were wilted and broken.1.5.7Plant diseases
laeg1A fly.Nalaegan nan inoto.The rice has been stepped on by flies.1.6.1.7Insect
laeg2A payew field that has no water source and depends on rain, therefore is used only during rainy season.Laeg nan payewna isonga mamakgang.His ricefield is laeg therefore it is dry and cracked.6.2.9.1Rice fieldcfnakgang
laga-en To weave baskets.Menlagada is bitoto ay ilakoda.They weave rattan plates to sell.6.6.4.1Cordage
lagabTo burn something off or to dry it.Ilagabmo nan kalni.Dry the meat on the fire.5.5.4Burn
lagadiA saw.Menlagadida is kaiw ay maisonod.They saw a tree for fuel.6.7Tool
laganSand.Nalaganan nan sapatosna.A sand went into his shoes.1.2.2.2Rock
lagasLeft over pieces of cloth or other things, such as wood or iron walling. (Perhaps from "rags").Ado nan nalagas isnan nindaitana.Many pieces of cloth were left over from his sewing.5.3Clothing
lagboWages. To work for lagbo. men- To go somewhere to fine work.Omeyda men-anap is menlagbowanda.They are going to look for a job to earn.6.9.2Work for someone
lagdaSturdy, well made.Nalagda nan basket ay linakowana.The basket he bought is sturdy.Ilo.8.3.6.1Strong, brittle
lagdeng1Criminal act.Menlagdeng od kayet ay mangikkan.He still insists to do it.8.3.7.1Bad