For Man lac
for Woman paranpaon
for Young woman beni beni
for Married woman babay
for Hair boho
for Face guay
for Eyelids pilac
for Eyebrows chilei
for Eye matta
for Nose ilon
for Jaws apin
for Lips olol
for Mouth baba
for Teeth nipin
for Gums leghex
for Tongue dilla
for Ears delengan
for Throat liogh
for Neck tangip
for Chin queilan
for Beard bonghot
for Shoulders bagha
for Spine licud
for Breast dughan [367]
for Body tiam
Armpit ilot
for Arm botchen
for Elbow sico
for Pulse molanghai
for Hand camat
for the Palm of the hand palan
for Finger dudlo
for Fingernail coco
for Navel pusut
for Penis utin
for Testicles boto
for Vagina [368] billat
for to have Communication
with women jiam
for Buttocks samput
for Thigh paha
for Knee tuhud
for Shin bassag bassag [369]
for Calf of the leg bitis
for Ankle bolbol
for Heel tiochid
for Sole of the foot lapa lapa
for Gold balaoan
for Silver pilla
for Brass concach
for Iron butan
for Sugarcane tube
for Spoon gandan
for Rice bughax baras
for Honey deghex
for Wax talho
for Salt acin
for Wine tuba nio nipa
for to Drink minuncubil
for to Eat macan
for Hog babui
for Goat candin
for Chicken monoch
for Millet humas
for Sorgo batat
for Panicum dana [370]
for Pepper manissa
for Cloves chianche
for Cinnamon mana
for Ginger luia
for Garlic laxuna
for Oranges acsua
for Egg silog
for Cocoanut lubi
for Vinegar zlucha
for Water tubin
for Fire clayo
for Smoke assu
for to Blow tigban
for Balances tinban
for Weight tahil [371]
for Pearl mutiara
for Mother of pearl tipay
for Pipe [a musical
instrument] sub in
for Disease of St. Job alupalan [372]
Bring me palatin comorica
for certain Rice cakes tinapai [373]
Good main
No tidale
for Knife capol, sundan
for Scissors catle
To shave chunthinch
for a well adorned Man pixao
for Linen balandan
for the cloth with which
they cover themselves abaca
for hawk’sbell coloncolon [374]
for Pater nosters of all
classes tacle
for Comb cutlei, missamis
for to Comb monssughud
for Shirt sabun
for Sewing-needle daghu
for to Sew mamis
for Porcelain mobuluc
for Dog aian, ydo
for Cat epos
for their Scarfs gapas
for Glass Beads balus
Come here marica
for House ilaga, balai
for Timber tatamue
for the Mats on which they
sleep tagichan
for Palm-mats bani
for their Leaf cushions uliman
for Wooden platters dulan
for their God abba
for Sun adlo
for Moon songhot
for Star bolan, bunthun
for Dawn mene
for Morning uema
for Cup tagha
Large bassal
for Bow bossugh
for Arrow oghon
for Shields calassan
for Quilted garments used
for fighting baluti
for their daggers calix, baladao
for their Cutlasses campilan
for Spear bancan
for Like tuan
for Figs [i.e., bananas] saghin
for Gourds baghin
for the Cords of their
violins gotzap
for River tau
for Fishing-net pucat, laia
for small Boat sampan
for large Canes cauaghan
for the small ones bonbon
for their large Boats balanghai
for their small Boats boloto [375]
for Crabs cuban
for Fish icam, yssida
for a Fish that is all
colored panapsapan
for another red [Fish] timuan
for a certain other [kind
of Fish] pilax
for another [kind of Fish] emaluan
All the same siama siama
for a Slave bonsul
for Gallows bolle
for Ship benaoa
for a King or
Captain-general raia