The document provides an Ibaloi dictionary with Ibaloi terms and their meanings. It includes over 50 entries with Ibaloi words translated to nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs in English. Some examples include:
- "agto" which is defined as a verb meaning "to carry a load on one's head"
- "anay" a noun meaning "expression of pain, ouch"
- "etikong" an adjective meaning "crooked, not straight, bent, twisted"
The dictionary covers a wide range of Ibaloi words from family and social terms like "a-bi-dat" meaning "brother or sister in law" to
The document provides an Ibaloi dictionary with Ibaloi terms and their meanings. It includes over 50 entries with Ibaloi words translated to nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs in English. Some examples include:
- "agto" which is defined as a verb meaning "to carry a load on one's head"
- "anay" a noun meaning "expression of pain, ouch"
- "etikong" an adjective meaning "crooked, not straight, bent, twisted"
The dictionary covers a wide range of Ibaloi words from family and social terms like "a-bi-dat" meaning "brother or sister in law" to
The document provides an Ibaloi dictionary with Ibaloi terms and their meanings. It includes over 50 entries with Ibaloi words translated to nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs in English. Some examples include:
- "agto" which is defined as a verb meaning "to carry a load on one's head"
- "anay" a noun meaning "expression of pain, ouch"
- "etikong" an adjective meaning "crooked, not straight, bent, twisted"
The dictionary covers a wide range of Ibaloi words from family and social terms like "a-bi-dat" meaning "brother or sister in law" to
agto verb carry a load on one's head agweli noun expression of feeling of sympathy
akgwal verb hold someone on one's lap
a-nad verb be very careful anangon noun expression of waiting too long anay noun expression of pain, ouch Aneng adjective uncook, unripe, not yet angkan adverb never mind anosim adverb bear with it antag verb help carry something holding both end aponan noun where the cows were herded for salt apungot noun something worn to cover face so as not to be seen arasaw noun water use to wash rice for cooking ba-col noun old woman baes noun left over of coffee in the teapot bagtil verb to put ones legs with onother's baknow noun witchcraft of identifying something lost balag noun a place above a fireplace for drying cadcad verb scratch against a wall colideng noun solidified earwax, cerumen dad dad verb skinned due to force dakem noun instrument for cutting palay dapa noun sleeve of blouse or shoulder of butchered decong noun hen's manure, chicken dung digdig verb shun an area or someone ebadeg adjective big, of great bulk or magnitude ebit adjective lost due to the power of the ghost edonaiy melted verb change from a solid to a liquid ekas verb to drop from a higher to a lower place etikong adjective crooked, not straight, bend, twisted gwan-dat adjective defeated Ikol noun tail inakew adverb every day kababaing adjective shameful kalat verb bite kalon noun marriage arrangment by elders kay bang noun basket designed to be carried out at the back khosaran noun place upon which people descend kulengit noun dried mucus left inside the nose mambunong noun cultural priest or witch doctor mapising adjective good in cooking viand nihgwas verb evaded, escaped , eluded opop verb cover one's face with hand pitdawan noun pool, muddy where carabao wallows saleng noun pine tree used for starting fine sedsed noun dancer leading the bendiyan shengdi noun special blanket use in tayao timol noun cook pig's food usually gabi or camote uwag noun ceremonial shout during a dance of cañao pangngalan