| Sakit Sin Pais (External Diseases) |
| ampugud |
facial eruptions; acne |
| āp-ꞌāp |
a fungus-type skin disease characterized by white blotches on the skin |
| bulitmanuk |
a skin rash caused by an allergy to chicken meat |
| bulutungu |
pox scars |
| buruk |
a disease of the scalp (common in small children, characterized by small sores) |
| butig |
a swelling on the skin |
| buug |
tic; tremor; Parkinson’s disease |
| habas |
a sore in an inaccessible place on the body (as between the toes, behind the ears, or between the legs); athlete’s foot; fungus |
| ipit |
yaws between the buttocks |
| kākas |
ringworm |
| kawtkut |
mange |
| kayskis |
general term for skin disease, characterized by rough spots on and itchiness of the skin |
| kulap |
icthyosis (a disease in which the outer skin continually flakes off in large scales or plates) |
| lāb |
a disease that appears in reddish form in some parts of the body |
| lastung |
paronychia (an inflammation of the folds of skin bordering a fingernail or toenail, usu. characterized by infection and pus formation) |
| pais maras |
white scales on the skin |
| pangut |
acne vulgaris |
| suplit |
yaws on the soles of the feet or between the toes |
| tuntubig |
pyodermatitis (characterized by itchy watery granules on the skin) |
| ugud |
impetigo; other open sores (characterized by small pus-filled blisters on the skin) |
| ugud lugay |
dermatitis; scabies |
| upāng |
yaws |
| Sakit Ha Lawm (Internal Diseases) |
| bagu |
intestinal flatus (gas) |
| biyaning (mabiyanang) |
hepatitis; jaundice |
| bulut |
orchitis (inflammation of the testicles) |
| gadja-gadja |
mumps |
| hubhub |
mild chills |
| kawit |
diabetes gangrene |
| kawkatik |
polyuria (excessive secretion and discharge of urine) |
| lawm-tiyan |
a disorder of the abdomen (not just the ordinary stomachache) |
| paladduwaꞌ |
a stomach disease resulting in vomiting and defecation |
| panibbi |
swollen gland |
| suka-intawꞌ |
dysentery (characterized by vomiting, abdominal pain, loose stools, and fever); cholera or other acute dysentery-type diseases |
| tandug |
severe chills; malaria |
| tiꞌlis |
tuberculosis |
| tibi₁ |
tuberculosis |
| ugam |
simple stomatitis (characterized by formation of tiny ulcers on the mucosa of the mouth) |
| ulapay |
the common cold |
| Sakit (Sin Duguꞌ) Ha Pangkat (Hereditary Diseases) |
| bahuy-babuy |
epilepsy |
| dunghaw |
another term for kabus |
| ipul |
leprosy |
| hapus napas |
shortness of breath; asthma |
| kabus |
mental retardation |
| kāngug |
insanity |
| kattuk |
slight insanity |
| kugita pupud |
cancer |
| Sakit Kariasali (Congenital Diseases) |
| buta hulat |
blindness with the eyes open |
| hungat |
a speech impediment in which the voice sounds like someone speaking while panting or out of breath |
| kalluꞌ |
stuttering |
| kila |
hydrocephalus (characterized by the enlargement of a baby’s head) |
| sumbing |
cleft lip and/or palate |
| umaw |
the condition of being unable to speak; deafmute |
| Sakit Bataꞌ-bataꞌ (Childhood Diseases) |
| bakag₁ |
colic (implies gas pain) |
| dangaw-rangaw |
colic |
| ikat |
scrofula of T.B. (a draining tuberculous, lymph node below the ear that drains outside the body) |
| intawꞌ-intawꞌ |
diarrhea |
| kuil₁ |
emaciation; severe malnutrition |
| lattik-lattik |
a disease of babies in which the stomach swells and the baby continually cries |
| pangkut |
smallpox |
| sampal |
measles |
| ubu-iruꞌ |
whooping cough |
| utus |
chicken pox |
| Sakit Tau Maas (Adult’s or Old People’s Diseases) |
| buggul |
kyphosis (the condition of being humpbacked) |
| bugun |
goiter |
| haluꞌ |
any sexually transmitted disease |
| kuil₂ |
stroke |
| luput jubul |
hemorrhoids |
| patay baran (namatay baran) |
paralysis |
| taas duguꞌ (mataas duguꞌ) |
high blood pressure |
| ū-atay |
gastritis |
| ungluk |
a chronic constrictive lung disease |
| Sakit Sin Mata (Eye Diseases) |
| bilas |
conjunctivitis; inflammation of the eyes; pinkeye |
| bulag |
a disease in which the lens becomes opaque, causing partial or total blindness; cataract |
| liblib |
acute conjunctivitis and dacryocystitis; acute inflammation of the eyes |
| sirat |
trachoma |
