Appendix 5: Plants (Part 2)
From: Appendix 5: Plants
| Sagbut (Grasses) | |
| agukay | musk, mallow abelmosk (Moschatus medik) |
| andalan | candle bush (Tagalog bikas- bikas), a small tree or shrub with dark green leaves and yellow flower spikes resembling a candle (Cassia alata) |
| andalhit | a prickly shrub (Hibiscus suattensis) |
| andudukut | any of several plants having fruit that sticks to clothing (as Desmodium spp.) |
| atay-atay | caricature plant (Graptophyllum pictum) |
| bilduꞌ | any of several herbs (Coleus spp.), among them oregano |
| dagahit | a type of sedge (Sclenia a scrobiculata) |
| dahulaꞌ | a rubiaceous plant which provides a home for ants, the ant plant (Myrmecodia spp.) |
| dalimaꞌ | pomegranate (Punica granatum) |
| dantik | reed, rush |
| dangkaan | alexandrian laurel |
| dawpang | an annual plant about a meter high (Triumfetta spp.) |
| duknay | any of several club mosses |
| halumapa | a leafy spinach-like vegetable (Amaranthus viridis) |
| hupiꞌ | taro (Colecasia esculenta) |
| kawngkay | celery (Apium graveolens var. dulce) |
| kayapuꞌ | water lettuce; water lily |
| lagundiꞌ | any of several shrubs the fruit of which is believed to prevent aging (Vitex spp.) |
| lukut lappas | amor-seco grass (Andropogon aciculatus) |
| padpad | a medicinal plant whose leaves contain water, like cactus leaves |
| pangaga | marsh pennywort (Centella asiarica) |
| parang | cogon grass (Imperata culindica) |
| parang lubuk | variety of cogon grass |
| rusal | gardenia |
| sawnggaꞌ | touch-me-not; balsam (Tagalog kamantique) (Impatiens balsamina) |
| sāy | lemon grass. (Andropagon citratus) |
| saypantuhug | Indian snow-berry, a medicinal tree |
| sinaguliꞌ | any of a number of plants with small, yellow, mallow-like flowers (esp. Sida spp.) |
| sipug-sipug | (Tagalog macahiyaꞌ) (Biophytum sensitiyum) |
| sudsud₁ | sedge (generic) |
| sulasi | an aromatic and pungent herb |
| tabakuꞌ | tobacco (Nicotiana tabacum) |
| tabug | a name given to several plants which have a small fruit on a stem, also applied to the rubiaceous shrubs (Ficus spp.) |
| tagunalu | a type of grass one to two meters high (Apluda mutica) |
| takanga | side-flower (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis) |
| tangan-tangan | castor-oil plant (Ricinus communis) (a number of medicinal uses) |
| tawkangaꞌ | gumamela (Hibiscus rosasinensis) |
| taybuꞌ | mushroom; fungus |
| tuba | croton-oil plant (Croton tiglium) |
| Miscellaneous (Palms, Grains, Bamboos, Banana, Abaca, Papaya, Pineapple) | |
| adlay | Job’s tears (a kind of grain) (Coix lachryma-jobi) |
| bahiꞌ | fish tail palm (Caryota spp.) |
| ballak | anahao palm |
| bulkaw | a broad-leafed bamboo (Dinochloa pubiramea) |
| bunga₁ | areca palm |
| dawa | millet; Italian millet |
| gandum | corn (Zea mays) |
| kapaya | papaya (Carica papaya) |
| kayawan | spiny bamboo (Bambusa spinosa) |
| kisul | a zingiberaceous plant, resurrection ginger (Tagalog gusol) (Kaempferia galanga) |
| lahiꞌ | variety of bamboo |
| landang | sago palm (Metroxylon sagu) |
| lanut | abaca (Musa textilis) |
| layagan | sorghum (Andropogon sorghum) |
| lunga | sesame (Sesamium orientale) |
| nipaꞌ | nipa palm (Nipa fruiticans) |
| niyug | coconut (Cocos nucifera) |
| pangdan | beach pandan (Panicum maximum) |
| pangdan magi | fragrant pandanus (Pandanus odorus) |
| patung | bamboo |
| patung sambulawan | variety of bamboo (Bamboo vulgaris) |
| pāy | rice (Oryza sativa) |
| pisang | pineapple (Ananas comosus) |
| putan | sticky rice, a different plant from pāy, its grain is larger than that of pāy. |
| sabba | variety of banana (Musa sapientum var.) |
| sani | sago palm (Metroxylon sagu) |
| sardang | buri palm, a palm with large fan leaves (Corypha elata) |
| sayng | banana (Musa spp.) |
| sayng tudluꞌ | a long variety of banana |
| tadjaw | variety of banana |
| tagambil | a Malayan plant yielding resinous gum (Uncaria gambir) |
| tapikan | fish-tail palm |
| tubu | sugarcane (Saccharum officinarium) |
| tubu itum | a variety with a pure black stem |
| tubu patung | a variety with light green skin and internodes far apart |
| tubu sambulawan | a variety with striped yellow-green skin and sweet juice |
