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bandilaNflag
baned1ˈba.nɜdSCE.numb2.3.5Sense of touchder.migkabaned3If a person lays on his arm or leg so that there is no longer any blood circulating it will become numb and the person will say that his leg or arm is migkabaned da.nyabaned2If a person says a part of his body is nyabaned, it is feeling numb; no feeling when touched.
bangabaŋaNk.o. palm plantA variety of palm whose fruit is inedible and the size of a golfball, and has a nutlike seed.1.5.1TreeBotbotany
banga-ader. ofbanga'1Vbit s.th....tigkan nan banga-a ya kamaw na utaw....suddenly it bit the fist of the person.
banga-ander. ofbanga'1Vwill be bittenYa-i pagtangke' ya idu' na kalmukan kay banga-an kaw nan.Don't stop the dog that is caring for its pups because you will be bitten by it.1.6.4Animal actions
banga-ender. ofbanga'1Vwill bite s.o. or s.th.
banga'1ˈba.ŋaʔSCE.biteder.banga-abit s.th.banga-anwill be bittenbanga-enwill bite s.o. or s.th.magpamanga'If an animal magpamangaˈ, it bites people or thing as part of it’s habit.migpamanga'something will bite someonepigbanga'2bite something
bangal2ba.ŋalNboundary markers
bangal1SCE.apparent; clearder.bangalenwill make clear s.th.kabangalapparently clearmabangalbe clearly seenbe clearly understoodbe clearly heardmagkabangal3become clearly understoodbecome clearly heardbecome clearly seennyabangalIf a person says that someone's words or writing is nyabangal it means it is clearly understood.clearly hearpigbangalmade understandably clear
bangalawangba.ŋa.la.ˈwaŋn.possdA n animal or person's windpipe and/or esophagus is called the bangalawang.2.1BodyAnatanatomy
bangalender. ofbangal1Vwill make clear s.th.
bangalugSCE.remove ruts (caused by running water)der.nyabangalugs.o. removes ruts created by running water on a trail
bangan1baŋanSCE.ambushder.bangananwill ambush s.o.bangani2ambush itbyangananwas victimized in an ambushmangans.o. will ambush s.o.
banganander. ofbangan1Vwill ambush s.o.
bangangabaŋaŋaNA bush with thorns1.5.2Bush, shrubBotbotany
bangani2baŋander. ofbangan1Vambush itBangani ya usa na magkan sa kasila'.Ambush the wild pig that will eat the sweet potatoe roots.Command
bangbangbaŋ.baŋNfoot notch in woodUsed for toehold in a coconut or house pole.der.bangbangannotch s.th into wood or treebangbangimake foot notches (for me) in the wood -cmd
bangbangander. ofbangbangVnotch s.th into wood or tree
bangbangider. ofbangbangVmake foot notches (for me) in the wood -cmd
bangeg1baŋɜgSCE.???der.nyabangeg2leaned (as in a house needing bracing)
bangen1baŋɜnSCE.set in upright positionder.bangena2set it upright (command)
bangena2baŋɜnder. ofbangen1Vset it upright (command)
banggang1baŋ.gaŋSCE.reign in a moving horseder.sangkabanggang2distance covered by a horse before tiring
banggetˈbaŋ.gɜtinf. var.banggutSCE.bind by wrapping around and aroundder.banggetanwill bind itbanggetayrubber straps wrapped around the wishbone-shaped handlebanggetibound up for s.o. (such a bandage on a wound)pagbanggetan2If a person will tightly bind up by repeatedly wrapping around something using string, tiebox plastic string, or rope he pagbanggetan it.
banggetanRLbyanggetander. ofbanggetVwill bind itBanggetan ku ya ulu ku.I will bind-up my head.