ebeng1ʔɜbɜŋSCE.intentionally hideder.ebengans.th. will be safe shelterebengananhaven; hiding placemebengs.o. will hide themselves nyebengs.o. hid themselves
eblasen2ʔɜblasder. ofeblas1Vpull downEblasen mu ya dagmay adti batangan.You will get your dagmay from hanging from the raft by pulling down down on it. [it is draped over the rafter beam]
eddemʔɜddɜm1prim1.1VprimIf a field has already been plowed once and it has already rained the farrows have been pigpa-eddem, i.e. the rains have flattened the farrows. A step in the preparation of a plowed field.
edel1ʔɜdɜlNAn edel is a Tagakaulo Kalagan log drum that is played on special occasions and during wakes.der.mag-edelplay log drummig-edelplayed the edel
eges1ʔɜgɜsSCE.contract one's stomach musclesder.meges2s.o. contracts their stomach muscles
egket1ʔɜgkɜtSCE.traditional weddingder.egketenlegally and spiritually joined (in marriage)mag-egket2wedding ceremonymig-egket2two people to unite as husband and wifemigpa-egkets.o. became marriednyegket2s.o. grew fond of another
egketender. ofegket1Vlegally and spiritually joined (in marriage)
egnebSCE.subsideEgneb ya tubig.Said of water after a strong rain