In Umayamnon tribe give at least 10 Words that Begins with Letter B,,C, D,E,F,O,P Q,R,S,T U,V,W,

Answer:ang pakikipag kapwa ay nasa pag mamahal nang isang tao o bagay

Answered by marifebanaag16 | 2024-10-15

BBalay – houseBabae – womanBana – husbandBata – childBungat – foreheadBunga – fruitBaon – provision/food to bringBaga – lungsBasak – rice fieldBayani – heroC Cacao – cacao (borrowed word)Canta – sing (from Spanish “cantar”)Cosecha – harvest (Spanish influence)Cebo – fat/lardCarmen – a proper noun (place name)Cana – gray/white hairCura – priest (Spanish origin)Calle – street (borrowed)Cuento – story (borrowed)Coco – coconutDDatu – chieftainDaga – landDiyos – GodDalaga – maidenDalan – road/pathDahon – leafDula – play/gameDugo – bloodDungan – togetherDili – notEEsep – thinkEdukasyon – educationEpik – epic/storyEnot – firstElemento – element (borrowed)Ehemplo – exampleEskwela – schoolEstorya – storyEbanghelyo – gospelErmitanyo – hermitFFino – fine (borrowed)Fiesta – festivalFrutas – fruitsFernando – nameFideo – noodleFamilia – familyFe – faithFuerte – strongFoto – photoFlor – flowerOOla – waveOtok – brainOwa – noneOras – timeOnggoy – monkeyObra – workOtan – vegetableOk-ok – coughOpo – yes (respectful)Olay – to apply (e.g., oil)PPamilya – familyPanganay – eldestPanganod – cloudPula – redPuti – whitePanan-aw – viewPangadyi – prayerPukot – to catchPanit – skinPamahaw – breakfastQQuinto – fifthQuilo – kiloQuarenta – fortyQuatro – fourQuisina – kitchenQuelyo – neckQuota – assigned amountQui z – testQuince – fifteenQuirino – nameRRanggo – rankRosas – roseRitwal – ritualRason – reasonRanggo – statusRido – tribal conflictRupa – faceRanga – to loveRasa – feelingRiko – richSSaging – bananaSakit – pain/sickSayaw – danceSulat – letterSuba – riverSangyaw – preachSiga – fireSumbanan – model/exampleSanggi – harvestSukod – measureTTawo – personTubig – waterTindog – standTanum – plantTulog – sleepTigulang – elderTikalon – boas tfulTakaw – greedyTabang – helpTibuok – wholeUUwan – rainUbos – belowUsa – deerUlo – headUlam – dishUban – gray hairUlahi – lastUbanan – companionUlan – rainUlap – cloudsV Vaca – cowVerde – greenVida – lifeValle – valleyVino – wineVela – candleViento – windVirgen – virginVisto – seenVictoria – victoryWWalay – none/withoutWati – antWalay bili – worthlessWalay kabus – generousWalay duhaduha – no doubtWakwak – mythical creatureWalay sala – innocentWalay hunong – nonstopWalay gahum – powerlessWalis – broom

Answered by Storystork | 2025-04-04