kamanyan | Incense. |
korona | A crown. |
kumalaˈ | A fabulous precious stone. |
kuppiya | A skull cap. |
kursiˈ | A throne; elaborate chair. |
kurus1 | Cross, the symbol of Christian religion. |
juba | Long-sleeved shirt-type gown (worn by men for worship); robe, gown. |
lihal | A stand for a Qur)an. |
limbag 2 | Statue or image (of a hero or saint). |
luku | White garment (worn by women for worship). |
maligey | A decorated structure (esp. for the celebration of a graduation from the studies in the Qur)an). |
manik 1 | A charm (esp. for invulnerability). |
manik 2 (manik-manik) | Beads (made of any material); a charm (the power of which is being played down). |
musā | Prayer mat. |
nunuk | Balete tree, strangler fig. |
parang muhusal | Cogon grass in the afterworld. |
pattaˈ | Picture, photograph. |
sambit (sambitanr) | Instrument for divining (usually a rope). |
santu | Image or statue of a saint; a saint. |
sudjara | A prayer rug; a cloth spread out for worshiping. |
sulban | A white turban (sometimes with a pattern, worn by men; originally only by a hadjiˈ). |
tasbi | A string of beads (used as an aid to memory in praying); prayer beads; rosary. |
teli-teliyan | Decorations (made of coconut leaflets for the Mawulud celebration). |
tugtug (tugtugan) | Container for burning incense, a censer. |
binasa | To kill; having intention to kill; to inflict pain. |
kīs1 | Offence, trespass, wrongdoing committed against someone |
duse 1 | Sin, trespass, fault. |
hilap | To touch a woman (said of a man). |
jina | To commit adultery or fornication. |
langkat | To break into a house (in order to steal). |
langgal3 1 | To do something that is prohibited; to break (laws, rules, regulations). |
mundu | Bandit, outlaw. |
sekkel | To choke someone with hands; to strangle someone |
sessel1 | To encroach on someone else)s land, take little by little someone else)s land. |
suknaˈ | A curse. |
tangkew 1 | To steal something |
baktiˈ | A gift (to a person with supernatural knowledge). |
bēbbed | Green rice roasted. |
kulubaˈ | A sacrifice (of a chicken at the time of death in lieu of a goat). |
kuluban | An offering, a sacrifice. |
dulang | A molded mound of rice on a platter. |
hekika | A sacrifice. |
lamas | Offering to the spirits, usually rice and eggs. |
pediya | A gift (to ensure an answer to a request). |
pitlaˈ | Yearly contribution to the imam, (one)s parents-in-law or to one)s midwife). |
salawat | An offering (at the end of the month of fasting). |
sarakka | Alms, alms gift; possessions of a deceased person given to someone |
sāwat | An offering (at the end of the month of Ramadan, and on the 10th or 12th day of the month of Julhadjiˈ). |
tukud | Payment (monetary or in kind for performing an incantation nawal, teaching someone to use an incantation, or giving herbal medicine); payment of a brideprice. |
āmat | Foreknowledge (acquired through omens) |
kulis | Lines (in the palm of the hand). |
saˈat | Omen (waited for). |
sangguniˈ | An omen. |
sengguniˈ | An omen (good or bad, unsolicited).1 |