Brain
U’-tek
Breast
So’-so
Breath
Ing-ga’-es
Cheek
Ta-mong’ or i-ping’
Chest
Ta’-kib
Chin
Pang’-a
Ear
Ko-weng’
Elbow
Si’-ko
Excreta
Tay-i
Eye
Ma-ta’
Eyebrow
Ki-chi’
Eyelash
Ki-chi’
Eyelid
Ta-nib si ma’-ya
Finger
Li-cheng’
Finger, index or first
Mes-ned’ si am-am’-a
Finger, little
Ik-ik-king’
Finger, second
Ka-wa’-an
Finger, third
Mes-ned si nan ka-wa’-an
Finger nail
Ko-ko’
Foot
Cha-pan’
Foot, instep of
O’-son si cha-pan’
Forehead
Ki’-tong
Gall
A-ku’
Groin
Lip-yak’
Hair in armpit
Ki-lem’ si yek-yek’
Hair on crown of head
Tug-tug’-o
Hair on head
Fo-ok’
Hair, pubic, man’s
Ki-lem’ si o’-ti
Hand
Ad-pa’ or li’-ma
Hand, inside of
Ta’-lad
Head
O’-lo
Heart
Po’-so
Heel
Pag-pa-ga’-da
Hip
Tip-ay
Intestine
Fu-ang’
Jaw
Pang’-a
Kidney
Fa-tin’
Knee
Gung-gung’-o
Leg
Si-ki’
Leg, calf of
Fit’-kin
Lip, lower
So’-fil ay nin-gub’
Lip, upper
So’-fil
Liver
A-tu’-i
Lung
Fa’-la
Mouth
To-puk’
Navel
Pu’-sig
Neck
Fuk-kang’
Neck, back of
Tung-ed’
Nipple
So’-so
Nose
I-ling’
Nostril
Pa-nang’-e-tan
Palate
A-lang-a-ang’
Penis
O’-ti
Rib
Tag-lang’
Rump
U-fit
Saliva
Tuv’-fa
Shoulder
Po-ke’
Shoulder blade
Gang-gang’-sa
Skin
Ko-chil’
Spinal cord
U’-tuk si ung-et’
Spine
Ka-ung-e-ung-et’
Spirit of living person
Leng-ag’
Spirit of dead person
A-ni’-to
Spirit of beheaded dead
Pin-teng’
Sternum
Los-los-it’
Stomach
Fa’-sag
Sweat (perspiration)
Ling-et
Testicle
Lug-lug’-ong
Thigh
U’-po
Throat
A-lo-go’-og
Thumb
Am-am’-a
Toe
Go-mot’
Toe, first
Mes-ned si am-am’-a si cha-pan’
Toe, fourth
Ik-ik-king’ si cha-pan’
Toe, third
Mes-ned si nan ka-wa’-an si cha-pan’
Toe, great
Am-am’-a si cha-pan’
Toe nail
Ko-ko’ si go-mot’
Toe, second
Ka-wa’-an si cha-pan’
Tongue
Chi’-la
Tooth
Fob-a’
Urine
Is-fo
Vagina
Ti’-li
Vein
Wath
Vertebrae
Ung-et’ si i-chug’
Wrist
Pang-at si’-nang
Wrist joint
Ung-et’
Bodily Conditions
Ague
Wug-wug
Beri-beri
Fu-tut
Blindness, eyelids closed
Na-ki’-mit
Blindness, eyelids open
Fu-lug
Blood, passage of
In-is-fo cha’-la, or in-tay’-es cha’-la
Boil, a
Fu-yu-i’
Burn, a
Ma-la-fub-chong’
Childbirth
In-sa’-cha
Cholera
Pish-ti’
Circumcision
Sig-i-at’
Cold, a
Mo-tug’
Consumption
O’-kat
Corpse
A’-wak
Cut, a
Na-fa’-kag
Deafness
Tu’-wing
Diarrhea
O-gi’-ak
Dumbness
Gna-nak
Eyes, crossed
Li’-i
Eyes, sore
In-o’-ki
Feet, cracked from wading in rice paddies Fung-as’
Fever
Im-po’-os nan a’-wak
Goiter
Fin-to’-kel or fi-kek’
Headache
Sa-kit’ si o’-lo or pa-tug’ si o’-lo
Health
Ka-wis’ nan a’-wak
Itch or mange
Ku’-lid
Itch, first stage of small sores
Ka’-ti
Pain
In-sa-ki’
Pitted-face
Ga-la’-ga
Rheumatism
Fig-fig
Scar
Sap-luk
Sickness
Nay-yu’ nan a’-wak
Smallpox
Ful-tang’
Swelling
Nay-am-an’ or kin-may-yon’
Syphilis
Na-na
Toe, inturning
Fa’-wing
Toothache
Pa-tug’ nan fob-a’
Ulcers and sores, disease of
Lang-ing’-i
Varicose vein
O’-pat
Consanguineal and Social Relationships
Aunt
A-ki-na
Babe, boy
Kil-lang’
Babe, girl
Gna-an’
Brother
U’-na
Child
Ong-ong’-a
Consanguineal group or family
Sim-pang’ a-nak’, Sim-pang’ a-po’,
Sim-pang’ a’-fong
Father
A’-ma
Man
La-la’-ki
Man, old
Am-a’-ma
Man, poor
Pu’-chi
Man, rich
Ka-chan-a-yan’
Mother
I’-na
Orphan
Nang-o’-so
Orphan, father dead
Nan-a-ma’-na
Orphan, mother dead
Nan-i-na’-na
People
I-pu-kao’
People, of another pueblo
Mang-i’-li
People, of one’s own pueblo
Kay-il-yan’
Person, one
Ta’-ku
Relative
I-ba’
Sister
A-no’-chi
Twins
Na-a-pik’
Wife
A-sa’-wa
Woman
Fa-fay’-i
Woman, old
In-i’-na
Clothing, Dress, and Adornment
Armlet, bejuco
Sung-ub’
Armlet, boar tusk
Ab-kil’
Bag, flint and steel
Pal-ma-ting’-un
Bag, tobacco, cloth
Cho’-kao
Bag, tobacco, bladder carabao or hog
Fi-chong’
Bag, tobacco, bladder deer
Ka’-tat
Beads, string of
A-pong’
Beads, dog tooth
Sa-ong
Beads, seed, black
Gu-sao’
Beads, seed, blue gray
At-lok-ku’-i
Beads, red agate
Si’-lung
Beads, white, large
Fo’-kus
Blanket
E-wis’ or pi’-tay
Blanket, girl’s
Kud-pas’
Blanket, black, white stripes
Fa-yi-ong’
Blanket, blue
Pi-nag-pa’-gan
Blanket, used to carry baby on back
I-fan’
Blanket, white, blue stripes
Fan-cha’-la
Blanket, white, wide blue stripes
Ti-na’-pi
Breechcloth
Wa’-nis
Breechcloth, bark, red
Ti-nan’-agt
Breechcloth, bark, white
So’-put
Breechcloth, bark, white, burial
Chi-nang-ta’
Breechcloth, blue
Fa’-a
Breechcloth, blue, small stripes
Bi-no-slun’
Breechcloth, woman’s menstruation
Fa’-la
Ear plug or ear stretcher
Su-wip’
Earring, three varieties
Sing-sing, i-pit, sing-ut’
Girdle, man’s, chain
Ka’-ching
Girdle, man’s, bejuco rope
Ka’-kot
Girdle, man’s, bejuco string
I-kit’
Girdle, man’s, fiber
Song-kit-an’
Girdle, woman’s
Wa’-kis
Girdle, woman’s, bustle-like
A-ko’-san
Hair, false
Fo-bo-ok’
Hat, man’s
Suk’-lang
Hat, man’s fez-shaped, of Bontoc pueblo Ti-no-od’
Hat, man’s rain
Seg-fi’
Hat, sleeping
Kut’-lao
Headcloth, burial
To-chong’
Jacket, woman’s
La-ma
Necklace, boar tusk
Fu-yay’-ya
Neck ring, brass
Bang-gu
Pipe
Fo-bang’-a
Pipe, clay
Ki-na-lo’-sab
Pipe, brass “anito”
Tin-ak-ta’-go
Pipe, smooth cast metal
Pin-e-po-yong’
Rain protector, woman’s
Tug-wi’
Rain protector, camote leaf
Ang-el’
Shell, mother-of-pearl, worn at waist by men Fi-kum’
Shirt, man’s blue burial
Los-a’-dan
Shirt, man’s blue burial, red and yellow threads A-ni’-wis
Skirt, woman’s burial
Kay-in’
Skirt, cotton
Lu-fid’ i kad-pas
Skirt, cotton, Bognen
Qa’-bou
Skirt, fiber
Pi-tay’
Skirt, made of falatong
Lu-fid’
Skirt, twine of
Mi-no’-kan
Tattoo
Fa’-tek
Tattoo, arm
Pong’-o
Tattoo, breast
Chak-lag’
Foods and Beverages
Beverage, fermented rice
Ta-pu’-i
Beverage, fermented rice, ferment of
Fu-fud
Beverage, fermented sugar cane
Ba’-si
Beverage, fermented sugar cane, ferment of Tub-fig’
Beverage, fermented vegetables and meats Sa-fu-eng’
Food, beans and rice
Sib-fan’
Food, camotes and rice
Ke-le’-ke
Food, locusts and rice
Pi-na-lat’
Food, preserved meat
It-tag’
Salt
Si-mut
Salt, cake of
Luk’-sa
Weapons, Utensils, Etc.
Ax, battle
Pi’-tong
Ax, cutting edge of
To-pek’
Ax, handle of
Pa-lik’
Ax, handle, bejuco ferrule of
Tok’-no
Ax, handle, iron ferrule of
Ka-lo’-lot
Ax, handle, top point of blade of
Pow-wit’
Ax, working tool
Wa’-say
Ax, working tool, blade turned as adz Sa’-ka
Ax, working tool, handle of
Pa-ka’-cha
Basket, baby’s food bottle
Tuk-to’-pil
Basket, ceremonial, chicken
Fi-ki’
Basket, dinner
To’-pil
Basket, fish
Kot-ten’
Basket, fish, small
Fak-king’
Basket, gangsa
Fa’-i si gang’-sa
Basket, grasshopper
I-wus’
Basket, house, holding about a peck
Fa-lo’-ko
Basket, man’s carrying
Ka-lu’-pit
Basket, man’s dirt
Ko-chuk-kod’
Basket, man’s dirt scoop
Tak-o-chug’
Basket, man’s transportation
Ki-ma’-ta
Basket, man’s transportation, handle of Pa’-tang
Basket, man’s traveling
Sang’-i
Basket, man’s traveling, with rain-proof covering (so-called “head basket”)
Fang’-ao
Basket, salt
Fa-ni’-ta
Basket, side, small, for tobacco
A-ku’-pan
Basket, spoon
So’-long
Basket, threshed rice
Ko’-lug
Basket, tobacco, small
Ka-lu’-pit
Basket, woman’s rum
Ag-ka-win’
Basket, woman’s transportation
Lu’-wa
Basket, woman’s transportation, large Tay-ya-an’
Basket, woman’s vegetable
A-fo-fang
Basket, woman’s vegetable scoop
Sug-fi’
Bellows
Op-op’
Bellows, piston of
Dot-dot’
Bellows, tube of, to fire
To-bong’
Bird scarer, carabao horn
Kong-ok’
Box, small wooden, for hair grease
Tug-tug’-no
Chair, for corpse
Sung-a’-chil
Coffin
A-lo’-ang
Deadfall, for wild hogs
Il-tib’
Dish, small wooden
Chu’-yu
Dish, small wooden, bowl-shaped
Suk-ong’
Drumstick
Pat-tong’
Fire machine, bamboo
Co-li’-li
Fire machine, flint and steel
Pal-ting’
Fire machine, flint and steel, cotton used with as tinder A-mek’
Gong, bronze
Gang’-sa
Gong, bronze (two varieties)
Ka’-los, Co-ong’-an
Gourd, large bejuco-bound, for meat
Fa’-lay
Head pad, woman’s, for supporting load on head Ki’-kan
Jews-harp, wooden
Ab-a’-fu
Jug, gourd, for basi
Tak-ing’
Knife, man’s small
Ki-pan’
Ladle, common wooden, for rice
Fa’-nu
Ladle, gourd
Ki-ud
Ladle, narrow wooden
Fak-ong’
Loom
In-a-fu’-i
Mortar, double, for threshing rice
Lu-song’
Needle
Cha-kay’-yum
Net, grasshopper
Se-chok’
Olla, roughly spherical jar
Fang’-a
Olla, more paralleled-side jar
Fu-o-foy’
Olla, preserved meat
Tu-u’-nan
Paddle, olla-molding
Pip-i
Pail, wooden, for feeding pigs
Kak-wan’
Pestle, rice
Al’-o
Pit-fall, for hogs
Fi’-to
Plate, eating, of braided bamboo
Ki’-ug
Scarecrows
Pa-chek’, ki’-lao
Scarecrows, water power, line of
Pi-chug’
Scarecrows, water power, wood in rapids Pit-ug’
Sieve, rice
A-ka’-ug
Snare, wild chicken
Shi’-ay
Snare, spring, bird
Si-sim’ and Ling-an’
Snare, spring, wild chicken and cat
Kok-o’-lang
Spear
Fal-feg’
Spear, blade of
Tu’-fay
Spear, blade, barbless
Fang’-kao
Spear, blade, many-barbed
Si-na-la-wi’-tan
Spear, blade, single-barbed
Fal-feg’
Spear, blade
Kay-yan’
Spoon, large wooden, for drinking
Tug-on’
Spoon, large wooden, for pig’s feed
Ka-od’
Spoon, small wooden, for eating
I-chus’
Stick, soil-turning
Kay-kay
Stick, woman’s camote
Su-wan’
Sweep runo, for catching birds
Ka-lib’
Tattooing instrument
Cha-kay’-yum
Torch
Si-lu’
Trap, fish, funnel, large
O-kat’
Trap, fish, funnel, small
Ob-o’-fu
Trap, fish, scoop
Ko-yug’
Trap, wild-cat
Fa-wang’
Tray, winnowing
Lig-o’
Trough, for salt at Mayinit
Ko-long’-ko
Tube, for basi
Fu-us
Whetstone
A-san’
Home and Field
Canal, irrigating
A’-lak
Council house for men
Fa’-wi
Council house, open court of
Chi-la’
Council house, open court of, posts in Po-si’
Council house, roofed portion of
Tung-fub’
Council house, closed room of
A’-fo
Council house, closed room, doorway of Pan-tu
Council house, closed room, fireplace of A-ni-chu’-an
Council house, closed room, floor of
Chap-ay’
Council house, wall of
To-ping
Dam, in river
Lung-ud’
Dormitory, boys’
Pa-ba-fu’-nan
Dormitory, girls’
O’-lag
Dwelling
A’-fong
Dwelling, better class of
Fay’-u
Dwelling, better class, aisle in
Cha-la’-nan
Dwelling, better class, door of
Tang-ib
Dwelling, better class, first room on left of aisle Chap-an’
Dwelling, better class, second room on left of aisle Cha-le-ka-nan’ si mo-o’-to
Dwelling, better class, sleeping room of Ang-an’
Dwelling, better class, small recesses at ends of sleeping room Kub-kub
Dwelling, better class, stationary shelf in Chuk’-so
Dwelling, poorer class
Kat-yu’-fong
Fence, garden
A’-lad
Granary
A-lang’
Lands, public
Pag-pag’
Sementera, rice
Pay-yo’
Sementera, abandoned
Nud-yun a pay-yo’
Sementera, large, producing more than five cargoes Pay-yo’ chuk-chuk’-wag
Sementera, small, producing less than five cargoes Pay-yo’ ay fa-nig
Sementera, irrigated by hand
Pay-yo’ a kao-u’-chan
Sementera, unirrigated mountain
Fo-ag’
Sementera, used as seed bed
Pad-cho-kan’
Stones, groups of in pueblo, said to be places to rest and talk O-bub-fu’-nan
Troughs, irrigation
Ta-la’-kan
Troughs, irrigation, scaffolding of
To-kod’
Walls, sementera
Fa-ning’
Animals
Ant, large black
Ku’-sim
Ant, large red
A-lala-sang’
Ant, large red, pincers of
Ken’-ang
Ant, small red
Fu’-wis
Bedbug
Ki’-teb
Bee
Yu’-kan
Bee, wax of
A-tid’
Bird
Ay-ay’-am
Butterfly, large
Fi-no-lo-fo’-lo
Butterfly, small
Ak-a’-kop
Carabao
No-ang’
Carabao, backbone of
Tig-tig-i’
Carabao, body of
Po’-to
Carabao bull
Tot’-o
Carabao calf
I-na-nak’ ay no-ang’
Carabao cow
Kam-bat’-yan
Carabao cow, udder of
So’-so
Carabao, dew claw of
Pa-king-i’
Carabao, foot of
Ko’-kod
Carabao, fore leg of
Kong-kong’-o ay pang-u-lo
Carabao, forequarters of
Pang-u-lo
Carabao, hair of
Tot-chut’
Carabao, hind leg of
Kong-kong’-o ay o-chi-chi’
Carabao, horn of
Sa-kod’
Carabao, white mark on neck of
La-fang’
Carabao, point of shoulder of
Mok-mok-ling pang-u-lo
Carabao, rear quarters of
O-chi-chi’
Carabao, rump of
Ba-long’-a
Carabao, tail of
I’-pus
Carabao, wild
Ay-ya-wan’
Caterpillar
Ge’-cheng
Chicken
Mo-nok’
Chicken, cock
Kao-wi’-tan
Chicken, cock, spur of
Pa-ging-i’
Chicken, cock, wild
Sa’-fug
Chicken, comb of
Ba-long-a-bing’
Chicken, crop of
Fi-chong’
Chicken, ear lobe of, white
Ko-weng’
Chicken, egg
Et-log’
Chicken, foot of
Go-mot’
Chicken, gall of
Ak-ko’
Chicken, gizzard of
Fit-li’
Chicken, heart of
Leng-ag’
Chicken, hen
Mang-a’-lak
Chicken, leg of
Pu-yong’ or o-po’
Chicken, liver of
A’-ti
Chicken, mandible of
To-kay’
Chicken, pullet
Chi’-sak
Chicken, stomach of
Fu-ang’
Chicken, tail of
Ga-tod’
Chicken, toe of
Ga’-wa
Chicken, toe nail of
Ko-ko’
Chicken, wattles of
Ba-long-a-bing’
Chicken, wing of
Pay-yok’
Chicken, young
Im’-pas
Crab
Ag-ka’-ma
Crab (found in sementeras)
Song’-an
Cricket
Fil-fil’-ting
Crow
Gay-yang
Deer
Og’-sa
Dog
A’-su
Dog, male
La-la’-ki ay a’-su
Dog, female
Fa-fay’-i ay a’-su
Dog, puppy
O-ken’
Dragon fly
Lang-fay’-an
Fish, large, 3 to 5 feet long
Cha-lit’
Fish, 6 to 10 inches long
Li’-ling
Fish, small
Ka-cho’
Flea
Ti’-lang
Fly (house fly)
La’-lug
Hawk
La-fa’-an
Hog
Fu-tug’
Hog, barrow
Na-fit-li’-an
Hog, boar
Bu’-a
Hog, boar, tusk of
Tang-o’-fu
Hog, sow
O-go’
Hog, wild
La’-man or fang’-o
Hog, young
A-mug’
Horse
Ka-fay’-o
Horse, colt
I-na-nak’ ay ka-fay’-o
Horse, mare
Fa-fay’-i ay ka-fay’-o
Horse, stallion
La-la’-ki ay ka-fay’-o
Lizard
Fa-ni’-as
Locust
Cho’-chon
Locust, young, without wings
O-non
Louse
Ko’-to
Louse, nit
I’-lit
Maggot
Fi’-kis
Monkey
Ka-ag’
Mosquito
Tip’-kan
Mouse
Cho-cho’
Owl
Ko-op’
Rat
O-tot’
Snail, in river
Ko’-ti
Snail, in sementera (three mollusks)
Kit-an’, Fing’-a, Lis’-chug
Snake
O-wug’
Spider
Ka-wa’
Wasp
A-tin-fa-u’-kan
Wild-cat
In’-yao
Wild-cat (so called)
Si’-le, co’-lang
Worm
Ka-lang’
Vegetal Life
Bamboo
Ka-way’-gan
Bamboo, used for baskets
A’-nis
Bamboo, used to tie bunches of palay
Fi’-ka
Bamboo, used to tie bunches of palay, fiber of Ping-el
Banana
Fa’-lat
Banana, green variety
Sa-ging
Banana, yellow variety
Mi-nay’-ang
Bark
Sip-sip
Bark, from which brown fiber is made
Lay-i’
Bark, inner, for spinning
Ko-pa’-nit
Bean, black and gray
I’-tab
Bean, black, small
Ba-la’-tong
Bean, pale green, small
Ka’-lap
Bejuco (rattan)
Wu-e
Bud
Fo’-a
Camote
To-ki’
Camote, blossom of
Tup-kao’
Camote, red, two varieties
Si’-sig, Pit-ti’-kan
Camote vine
Fi-na-li’-ling
Camote, white, six varieties
Li-no’-ko, Pa-to’-ki, Ki’-nub fa-fay’-i, Pi-i-nit’, Ki-weng’, Tang-tang-lab’
Flower
Feng’-a
Forest
Pag-pag
Fruit
Fi-kus’-na
Leaf
To-fo’-na
Limb, tree
Pang’-a
Maize
Pi’-ki
Millet
Sa’-fug
Millet, dark grain, “black”
Pi-ting’-an
Millet, white, three varieties
Mo-di’, Poy-ned’, Si-nang’-a
Plant, cultivated for spinning fiber
Pu-ug’
Plant, wild, fiber gathered for spinning A-pas
Plant, wild, fiber of above
Las-las’
Rice
Pa-ku’
Rice, beard of
Fo-ok’
Rice, boiled
Mak-an’
Rice, head of
Sin-lu’-wi
Rice, kernel of
I-ta’
Rice, red varieties, smooth
Chay-yet’-it, Gu-mik’-i
Rice, red variety, bearded
Fo-o’-kan
Rice, roots of
Tad-lang’
Rice, shelled grain
Fi-na-u’
Rice, stalk of
Pang-ti-i’
Rice, white, four varieties
Ti’-pa, Ga’-sang, Pu-i-a-pu’-i, Tu’-peng
Root, of plant
La-mot’
Runo
Lu’-lo
Squash
Ka-lib-as’
Tree
Kay’-o, cha-pon’
Tree, dead
Na-lu’-yao
Tree, knot on
Ping-i’
Tree, stump of
Tung-ed’
Vine, wild, from which fiber for spinning is gathered Fa-ay’-i
Wood, from which pipes are made, three varieties Ga-sa’-tan, La-no’-ti, Gi-gat’
Wood, fire
May-i-su’-wo
Wood, fire, pitch pine
Kay’-o
Wood, fire, from all other trees
Cha’-pung
Verbs
Burn, to
Fin-mi’-chan
Come (imperative)
A-li-ka’
Cut, to
Ku-ke’-chun
Die, to
Ma-ti’
Drink, to
U-mi-num’
Eat, to
Mang-an’; ka-kan’
Get heads, to
Na-ma’-kil
Get up, to
Fo-ma-ong’
Go, I
Um-i-ak’
Hear, to
Chung-nen’
Kill, to
Na-fa’-kug
Run, to
In-tug’-tug
Sit down, to
Tu-muck’-chu
Sleep, to
Ma-si-yip’
Steal, to
Mang-a-qu’
Talk, to
En-ka-li’
Wake, to
Ma-na’-lun
Adjectives
All
Am-in’
Bad
An-an-a-lut’ or ngag
Black
In-ni’-tit
Good
Cug-a-wis’
Large
Chuk-chuk’-i
Lazy
Sang-a-an’
Long
An-cho’
Many
Ang-san
Red
Lang-at’
Small
Fan-ig’
White
Im-po’-kan
Yellow
Fa-king-i
Adverbs
Here
Is’-na
No
A-di’
There
Is’-chi
Yes
Ay
Cardinal Numerals
1
I-sa’
2
Chu’-wa
3
To-lo’
4
I-pat’
5
Li-ma’
6
I-nim’
7
Pi-to’
8
Wa-lo’
9
Si-am’
10
Sim po’-o
11
Sim po’-o ya i-sa’
12
Sim po’-o ya chu’-wa
13
Sim po’-o ya to-lo’
14
Sim po’-o ya i-pat’
15
Sim po’-o ya li-ma’
16
Sim po’-o ya i-nim
17
Sim po’-o ya pi-to’
18
Sim po’-o ya wa-lo’
19
Sim po’-o ya si-am’
20
Chu-wan po’-o
21
Chu-wan po’-o ya i-sa’
30
To-lon’ po’-o
31
To-lon’ po’-o ya i-sa’
40
I-pat’ po’-o
41
I-pat’ po’-o ya i-sa’
50
Li-man’ po’-o
51
Li-man’ po’-o ya i-sa’
60
I-nim’ po’-o
61
I-nim’ po’-o ya i-sa’
70
Pi-ton’ po’-o
71
Pi-ton’ po’-o ya i-sa’
80
Wa-lon’ po’-o
81
Wa-lon’ po’-o ya i-sa’
90
Si-am’ ay po’-o
91
Si-am’ ay po’-o ya i-sa’
100
La-sot’ or Sin la-sot’
101
Sin la-sot’ ya i-sa’
102
Sin la-sot’ ya chu’-wa
200
Chu’-wan la-sot’
201
Chu’-wan la-sot’ ya i-sa’
300
To-lon’ la-sot’
301
To-lon’ la-sot’ ya i-sa’
400
I-pat’ la-sot’
401
I-pat’ la-sot’ ya i-sa’
500
Li-man’ la-sot’
501
Li-man’ la-sot’ ya i-sa’
600
I-nim’ la-sot’
601
I-nim’ la-sot’ ya i-sa’
700
Pi-ton’ la-sot’
701
Pi-ton’ la-sot’ ya i-sa’
800
Wa-lon’ la-sot’
801
Wa-lon’ la-sot’ ya i-sa’
900
Si-am’ ay la-sot’
901
Si-am’ ay la-sot’ ya i-sa’
1,000
Sin li’-fo
1,001
Sin li’-fo ya i-sa’
1,100
Sin li’-fo ya sin la-sot’
1,200
Sin li’-fo ya chu’-wan la-sot’
1,300
Sin li’-fo ya to-lon’ la-sot’
1,400
Sin li’-fo ya i-pat’ la-sot’
1,500
Sin li’-fo ya li-man’ la-sot’
1,600
Sin li’-fo ya i-nim’ la-sot’
1,700
Sin li’-fo ya pi-ton’ la-sot’
1,800
Sin li’-fo ya wa-lon’ la-sot’
1,900
Sin li’-fo ya si-am’ la-sot’
2,000
Chu’-wa ay li’-fo
3,000
To-loy’ li’-fo
4,000
I-pat’ li’-fo
5,000
Li-may’ li’-fo
6,000
I-nim’ li’-fo
7,000
Pi-ton’ li’-fo
8,000
Wa-lon’ li’-fo
9,000
Si-am’ ay li’-fo
10,000
Sin po’-oy li’-fo
11,000
Sin po’-o ya i-sang ay li’-fo
12,000
Sin po’-o ya nan chu’-wa li’-fo
[49]13,000
Sin po’-o ya nan to’-lo li’fo
Ordinal Numerals[50]
First
Ma-ming’-san
Second
Ma-mid-du’-a
Third
Ma-mit-lo’
Fourth
Mang-i-pat’
Fifth
Mang-a-li-ma’
Sixth
Mang-a-nim’
Seventh
Mang-a-pi-to’
Eighth
Mang-a-wa-lo’
Ninth