BANAOBÁO

Shouts with loud noise: shout thus, ag ⊗.

BANARBÁR

Sound of bell or broken cane.

Hoarse voice of youth changing at puberty.

BANARÍBAR

Noise of flood or heavy downpour: produce it, um ⊗.

BÁNAS

High fields unreached by irrigation.

BÁNAT

To stretch iron, gold by hammer blows after heating.

BANÁTA

Communal property, like land, inherited from ancestors and enjoyed communally.

Piece of cord or roll of rope, sanğca ⊗ á tali.

BANATBÁT

To fall from one’s state or fall from high, ma ⊗.

See tinnág.

BÁNAY

Sweet flag or medicinal root.

BANAYÁBAY

Slow and heavy in movements or walking.

See mayámay.

BANCÁG

Loose, sandy soil suited for planting vegetables.

Travel by land, um ⊗; traveler, mam ⊗.

To jump ashore from river or boat, um ⊗.

See tapóg.

BANDÁLA

Canvas blanket; thick coarse cloth.

Assessment shared among many.

See or-ór.

BANDÉRA

(Spanish word).

Flag: carry it, ag ⊗.

BANDÚS

Plumage: insignia of victory, ⊗ ti panagbal-bal-ligui.

Comet tail appearing on horizon.

BANÉG

Man of large chest, na ⊗ á táo.

BANEGBÉG

Noise of mortar when pounding, or blow on hollow object.

BANÉR

Manly age: cabam ⊗ an ti táo ti capeggád ti cararuána, prime of life when soul is in greatest danger.

Synonym of baunúg.

BANETBÉT

Whistling or buzzing of whip, rattan: produce it, ag ⊗.

BANG-ÁR

To relieve grief or affliction; relieve oneself finishing chores or escaping trouble, ma ⊗ an; that which relieves, manğ ⊗, maca ⊗.

To subside fever heat, ma ⊗ an.

See lag-án.

BANG-ÉS

Violent breathing of tired or angry person: breathe thus, um ⊗.

BANG-Í

Pleasant smell like toasted bread: thing thus, na ⊗.

BÁNG̃A

Pot in general, properly that in which rice is cooked and water heated: large ones called dungdúng or tatangcán; medium, talidgum; very small, cab-cabbang̃á; for vegetables/meat, táyab; for drinking water, carámba; if very large, malábi á dacquél, malábi á bassit.

Children’s earth game, ⊗: play it, ag ⊗.

Bees clustering on top of each other, ag ⊗.

BÁNG̃AD

Back of knife: strike with back of knife, ⊗ en.

Stubborn, obstinate, na ⊗.

BÁNG̃AG

To change voice timbre, like boy entering puberty changing to tenor or bass.

Person with harsh voice.

Harsh sound of bell.

See bánjeg, banarbár.

BÁNG̃AN

Stick rubbed against cane to make fire.

See colili.

BANG̃ÁO

Long-haired man, like Igorot.

Male goat so called for crest and beard.

Plush cloth.

Felt cape used against rain.

BANGÁR

Tree around which ancients held superstitions: fruit larger than apple, edible when young; seed oil used for lighting and preparing cotton for dye.

Town of La Union south of Amburayan river.

BANGBÁNG̃

Herb used to cure ringworm, mange, and soothe rheumatic pains: crushed and applied to sore part or bathed in decoction.

BANGBANGSÍT

Herb of unpleasant smell having properties of pennyroyal.

BANGCÁRAO

Wooden basin with foot used for serving cooked rice to many.

See látoc.

BANGDÓL

To bump heads fighting two men or animals, ag ⊗.

To bump shoulder to shoulder.

BANG̃ÉD

Hunting dog, ⊗ á áso.

Place or ranch in mountains.

Capital of Abra province.

See anúp.

BÁNĞEG

Harsh, cracked voice.

Harsh sound of bell.

BANGÉN

Timbers fencing horizontally.

Timbers placed in dams.

BANGGÁ

Term of multitude, e.g. army of many boxes, armada of many ships, heap of fish of various kinds.

To join battle on sea or land: ag ⊗ da.

If combat between two or few with bladed weapons: agba ⊗ da.

Taken also for fencing.

See gubát, bácal.

BANGGÁL

To put kerchief on head with transverse fold tying ends on forehead like cone.

BANGGAY

Headless corpse.

Used also for person lacking limb: nasaquit imin ti banğ ⊗ co, my whole body aches.

Framework of cart, machinery skeleton.

BANGÍBANG̃

Lateral: collateral of a thing, like two mountains, adjoining towns, etc., ca ⊗; be thus two things, ag ⊗.

See darápat.

BANGÍET

(ancient) To twist neck from sleeping poorly on pillow.

BANGĨIG

Dagger called cow’s tongue: strike with it, ⊗ en; time and mode, pampi ⊗.

See dárus.

BANGÍR

Side, flank or opposite part: addá iti ⊗, on other side.

Right side, ⊗ á macananán; East, ⊗ ti dáya.

Transverse kinship, ca ⊗ an.

Half of a squash or any thing, bang̃ ⊗.

Page of book sheet, ⊗ ti sanğcabulóng.

Inequality between two things that should be equal, e.g. one earring red and other black, or two carrying load being unequal height, ⊗ an.

See sumbáng̃ir.

BANGLÁO

Half-drunk, almost drunk, apag ⊗.

BANGLÉS

Sourness: for pot, fish, etc. to sour, um ⊗; sour thing, na ⊗.

Tree so called.

BANGLÍG

Rancid smell like butter, oil: emit such smell, um ⊗.

BANGLÓ

Good smell of anything: fragrant thing, na ⊗.

Bang ⊗, fragrant water or liquid perfume.