BANGLÓT

Small, tasty fish with many bones; when large called doa.

BÁNGON

To rise one lying down, um ⊗; raise what is on ground, ⊗ en; newly risen, cabang ⊗.

To distinguish someone conferring office, dignity or nobility, ⊗ en; be elected or named judge, mayor, ma ⊗; appointment, pannaca ⊗; he who appoints, pamm ⊗, manğí ⊗.

To build house, erect town, found confraternity, ⊗ en.

Refrain: iti pacaitclebán isu met laeng ti ⊗ an.

BANGQUÍNG

Lopsided or unequal, like person or bench with one leg shorter than other, or unbalanced scale.

Person who sometimes speaks truth and sometimes lies, ⊗ á tao.

Boys’ coin-toss game with two coins: if heads or tails, pares; if head and tail, ⊗; ⊗ ac, I bet on head-and-tail.

BANGQUÍRIG

Slope of ground: inclined ground, na ⊗ á dagá.

BANG̃SÁL

Terrace or wash-deck of house or kitchen.

BANÍ

Tree whose leaves and bark cure cough.

BANIÁGA

Merchandise: merchant traveling by sea or land, ag ⊗.

BANIRÓNG

Beetle species.

To spin like mill, ag ⊗.

BANNAGÁO

Serpent that grows hair or mane, flying when very old.

BANNÁOIR

To pull aside, e.g. horse reins to center it on road, or carabao rope out of furrow, ⊗ en.

Synonym of báoir.

BANNASÁC

Lizard species breeding on salt estuary shores, running with great speed and leaping.

Said of one walking with indecorous, affected movements like a tumbler.

BANNAYABED

Heavy, slow in speaking or doing, na ⊗.

BANNÍIT

Fishhook: fish with it, ag ⊗; hook fisherman, mam ⊗.

BANNUÁR

Small net on two sticks for fishing: fish with it, ag ⊗.

BANNÚG

Tiredness: to tire, ma ⊗; tire someone, ⊗ en; cause of tiredness, maca ⊗; dica ag ⊗, do not tire yourself.

Refrain: bam ⊗ ti agdil-laó, no cadcadua ti agtacao, in vain one watches if housemate steals.

BANOGBÓG

Noise of drum or shoe heel treading.

BÁNOR

Slices of meat or fish: make them, ag ⊗, ⊗ en.

See pindáng̃.

BANORBÓR

Noise of wind gust or running person/animal.

BANSÁG

Bench, dish rack where kitchen items are kept.

In music, tempo/measure.

BANSAOÁY

Crab with blue and white spots and very long legs.

BANSÍ

Trip blow, striking another’s hock with foot: do it, ag ⊗.

BANTÁC

Large fishhook: fish with it, ag ⊗.

BANTÁY

Mountain, high straight hill: when very narrow on top with precipices, ⊗ á binmaliga; high elevated mountain, nabáyug á ⊗; low mountain easily climbed, ⊗ apagcarabá.

Crags, ban ⊗.

Sentry, guard: guard, watch over, ⊗ an; he who, ag ⊗; town or road guards, agbam ⊗.

Town of Ilocos Sur northeast of Vigan.

See aluád.

BANTÉNG

Rope stretched and tied by ends to two sticks, placed on boat or house against wind.

Telegraph wire, ⊗ á búrot.

BANTÍ

Figure or scarecrow: place it, ag ⊗.

BANTÍL

To pinch hard a critically ill person, sometimes with tongs, to stimulate blood circulation, ⊗ en.

See pidil.

BANTÓ

To bet or gang up many against one, ⊗ en.

Mixed thing, like watered wine, dirty and clean clothes, etc.

See gampór, laóc.

BANTÓC

Leaps of fish in corral or net to escape.

See lagto.

BANTÓT

Heaviness: heavy thing, like stone, wood, na ⊗.

Slow person or animal.

Grave sin, severe punishment, na ⊗ á básol, dúsa.

Offensive, cutting expression, na ⊗ á saó.

To feel indisposed, agba ⊗.

See dagsén.

BÁNUS

Animal refusing to be guided, resisting driver, na ⊗.

BÁNUT

To peel cane, fruit, ⊗ an.

BAÓ

Rat: gnawed by rat, ⊗ en.

BAO-ÁS

Relief, refreshment in pain or labor.

Applicable to continuous pains of life and eternal pains of hell: toóc á diquet ca ⊗ an, torment without relief.

To diminish, shorten, shrink bag or measure, ⊗ an.

See guin-áua.

BAOÉL

Boys’ game penalty of striking hard with finger or thin cane on loser’s calf.

BÁOG

To rot seed in ground from lack of moisture.

BAÓN

Envoy, messenger, na ⊗, in ⊗; send someone somewhere, ag ⊗, ⊗ en; he who, manğ ⊗.

Servant, houseboy, ba ⊗ en.

BAÓR

Snare or noose to catch animals.

BÁOR

To add to rice called diquet a little of maguprác, or vice versa, ⊗ an.

BÁOT

Whip, lash: whip, ag ⊗, ⊗ en; he who, mama ⊗.

To strike an ill wind, na ⊗ ti áng̃in.

BAÓTEC

Side rails or main frame supporting secondary parts of furniture or machinery, e.g. ladder stringers, bed rails, balcony balustrades.

BÁPA

In North, respectful word used by youngsters toward elders, meaning father, mother, uncle, aunt.