MUNICIPALITY OF BATAC, Historical Data Part VII
PART VII
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THE BARRIOS OF BATAC & BARRIO LIEUTENANTS
as of May 31, 1953
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Barrios In the Poblacion | Barrio Lieutenant |
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Barrio No. 1 - Caoayan-Nalasin Barrio No. 2 - Labucao Barrio No. 3 - Cangronaan Barrio No. 4 - Suabit Barrio No. 5 - Callaguip Barrio No. 6 - San Julian Barrio No. 7 - Caunayan Barrio No. 8 - Iloilo Barrio No. 9 - Calungbuyan Barrio No. 10 - Lacub-Barani Barrio No. 11 - Bin-agan-Nangacupang-Ambuyok Barrio No. 12 - Palpalicong |
Mr. Jose Parbo Mr. Juan Reyes Mr. Leon Saguitsit Mr. Agaton Jerez Mr. Bonifacio Tagatac Mr. Juan Catudan Mr. Pablo Bituin Mr. Alejo Ariem Mr. Vicente Duco Mr. Francisco Rosario Mr. Ariston Najera Mr. Alfonzo Miguel |
| Outside the Poblacion | |
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Barrio No. 13 - Baay Barrio No. 14 - Bungon Barrio No. 15 - Baligat Barrio No. 16 - Quiling N
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Barrio No. 17 - TabugBarrio No. 18 - Magnuang Barrio No. 19 - Cubol Barrio No. 20 - Colo N
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Barrio No. 21 - QuiomBarrio No. 22 - Maipalig Barrio No. 23 - Beningan N
Barbarangay S
Barrio No. 24 - SumaderBarrio No. 25 - Payao Barrio No. 26 - Parangopong Barrio No. 27 - Naguirangan W
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Barrio No. 28 - San MateoBarrio No. 29 - Nagtimbingan Barrio No. 30 - Baoa Barrio No. 31 - Camandingan Barrio No. 32 - Palongpong Barrio No. 33 - Nagbacalan N
Rayuray S
Barrio No. 34 - DariwdiwBarrio No. 35 - Billoca |
Mr. Santiago Abitong Mr. Teodoro Malabed Mr. Felix Bacudio Mr. Francisco Nangca Mr. Ceferino Rubio Mr. Ponciano Bangkil Mr. Benito Pangramuyen Mr. Cesario Batara Mr. Segundo Lumang Mr. Leoncio Lumboy Mr. Mariano Morales Mr. Honorato Gorospe Mr. ?iliton Lumaguip Mr. _______________ Mr. Simplicio Pablo Mr. Remegio Pasarillo Mr. Agaton Simisim Mr. Cirilo Flojo Mr. Evaristo Palaspas Mr. Rosendo Cariaga Mr. Domingo Sanguir Mr. Modesto Mangalanlan Mr. Brexio Laduba Mr. Urbano Rasay Mr. Telesforo Cuanang Mr. Adriano Batugo Mr. Juan Obien Mr. Donato Abitong |
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GLOSSARY OF ILOCANO WORDS AND TERMS
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Abuen - Ash colored. Asistio in Barrio No. 22.
Acup - Gathering up quantity with the hands and with two brooms; to gather with both hands. See Nañgacupan.
Aglana - To produce oil, to oil. A sitio in Barrio No. 16.
Agurang - To lie on [a] tilted bed after giving birth. ([unreadable word] on custom). Syn. Agdalagan. See Nadurañgan.
Ala - An expression of wonder, a common [expression?]. See Allalaban.
Alalabang - Name of a barrio, a sitio in No. 31. See Labang.
Alalia - Ghost, phantom. See Malalia.
Allañgigan - The Ilang-ilang, a tree with long-petaled fragrant flowers. Name of a sitio in Barrio No. 25.
Alonsiguid - A sitio in Barrio No. 21.
Ambuyok - Odorous, a sitio in Barrio No. 11. See Buyok.
Ambango - This word must have come or derived from the word "banggol." A sitio in Barrio No. 19.
Amguid - A common reed grass with rough, sharp-edged leaves.
Annam - A vine used in dying nets, etc. A sitio in Barrio No. 22
Anangui - A tree which timber is good for building purposes. A sitio in Barrio No. 14.
Apal - Envy.
Apya - Earth impregnated with salt, poor or scanty growth of a crop. A sitio in Barrio No. 17.
Aplang - A tree of medium height bearing white flowers. A sitio in Barrio No. 27.
Arakua - A combination of the Ilocano words "ararao" and "barbadua." A sitio in Barrio No. 27.
Araro - A kind of freshwater fish of deep green color.
Araruo - Species of trees of the pine family. A sitio in Barrio 21.
Ararusip - A gree seaweed which looks like a cluster of tiny grapes. A sitio in Barrio No. 17.
Arbunibon - Sprouting grass, a sitio in Barrio No. 22.
Arin - Working in groups.
Aring - Assimilation of the influence of [the] environment. A sitio in Barrio No. 26.
Atikukong - A sitio in Barrio No. 20.
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Baag - Breech-cloth worn by the Igorots and Tinguians.
Baay - Supposed to have been derived from the Tagalog word "bahay," not in Ilocano, the letter "h" is not pronounced. It is a sitio in Barrio No. 13.
Bacas - To unroof, to dismantle.
Bakal - Battle, fight.
Baket - Old female, wife.
Bakukan - A sitio in Barrio No. 16.
Balay - House, home, abode, habitat.
Balayang - A specie of banana, the fruit of which has seeds.
Balay-arang - A house where the robbers are supposed to live. A sitio in Barrio No. 18.
Balay-sawi - A nest of a bird called "sawi." A sitio in Barrio 22.
Balay-ugsa - Deer's habitat. A sitio in Barrio 22.
Balbalayang - A species of banana trees. A sitio in Bo. No. 14. See Balayang.
Balete - A parasite plant that finally kills its host and becomes a big tree. A sitio in Barrio No. 25.
Baligat - A combination of the Ilocano words "balay" and "igat," which means habitat of the eels. A sitio in Barrio No. 15.
Ballaiba - Edible grass-like plant growing in fresh water.
Baunabid - To appropriate wasteland. A sitio in Barrio No. 31.
Bannas - A farm land too high up for irrigation.
Banay - Draw line of a net.
Ban-ay - A plant with medicinal root with fragrant flowers.
Bansal - Porch, balcony.
Bani - A tree of long pods whose leaves and bark are used to cure cough. A sitio in Barrio No. 17.
Bantay - Mountain or mount.
Bantay Batac - Mount Batac, a sitio in Barrio No. 16.
Baoa - A sitio in Barrio No. 30.
Barani - Derived from the word "baraniw." A sitio of Barrios No. 10 and No. 20.
Barbakwa - Broiled fish roasting with a husk or scales on.
Baraniw - A plant with good aromatic odor used for savoring [probably flavoring] in vegetable cooking.
Barbarañgay - Boats with sails and oars for river traffic. A sitio in Barrio No. 22, at present within the municipality of Banna.
Barbarit - Pieces of rattan, a sitio in Barrio No. 23.
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Baro - An unmarried man, new.
Baruñgor - A combination of the Ilocano words "baro" and "uñgor." A sitio in Barrio No. 27.
Batac - To help one to rise, extend aid.
Battuto - Standing broad or high jump.
Biga - A plant very poisonous to animals. A sitio in Barrio No. 23.
Bil-loca - A sitio in Barrio No. 25.
Bimmalliga - A knife-shaped mountain or slope. A sitio in Barrios No. 24 and No. 30.
Binacag - A kind of herb growing in the fields, a sitio in Barrio No. 23, and at present within the municipality of Banna.
Bin-agan - A contraction of the word "Binaagan." Name of the Barrio No. 11.
Binangsalan - A provisional platform. A sitio in Barrio No. 22.
Bingao - To contend in getting anything; to burn. A sitio in Barrio No. 33.
Biningan - Borderline of the municipalities of Batac, Dingras, and Banna. A sitio in Barrio No. 22.
Birbira - Plants of the taro species, a sitio in Barrio No. 21.
Bitog - falling down.
Buang - An opening, an outlet, a gap.
Buanga - Derived from the word buang. A sitio in Barrio No. 21.
Burbur - Exposure against the wind, a sitio in Barrio No. 17.
Bukabukaw - Set apart.
Budak - Flower of the pangdan plant, a sitio in Barrio No. 21.
Bugbug - Act of knocking down a person with [a] club; to cook food for swines.
Bul-lilising - Small green bird like [a] parrot, a sitio in Barrio No. 27.
Bumitog - Abilty to knock down, a sitio in Barrio No. 23 and within the municipality of Banna at present.
Buñgon - Wrapper, package, bundle, a sitio in Barrio No. 14.
Buntot - Smell of stagnant water or rotting vegetable matter.
Burayoc - Sprouting water, small waterfall, fountain. A sitio in Barrio No. 17.
Burik - Mixed color spots.
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Busel - Bud, young fruit, a sitio in Barrio No. 30.
Buyok - Stench, putrid.
Buñgaw - Rupture, hernia.
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Caballaibaan - A place where water weeds with long stems abound, a sitio in Barrio No. 30.
Cabanasan - Tracts of land which are unirrigated. A sitio in Barrio No. 16.
Cabanayan - A place where many plants abound, a sitio in Barrio No. 33.
Cabugbuggan - A sitio in Barrio No. 22.
Cabulalaan - A place where bulala trees abound; this kind of trees are used for building purposes, a sitio in Barrio No. 17 and in Barrio No. 26.
Cacalitan - A sitio in Barrio No. 26, species of wild lanzones.
Cadacad - Derived from the Ilocano word cadcad, which means to deprive of contents, as with a stove, etc. A sitio in Barrio No. 34.
Cacatudayan - A place where catuday trees abound, a sitio in Barrio No. 16.
Cadamortisan - A place where camanchile trees abound, a sitio in Barrio No. 30.
Caduñgiran - A sitio in Barrio No. 16, so-called because people with scratches on their faces were found.
Calayugan - Tallest, a sitio in Barrio No. 18.
Callaguip - Just remembered; has just come to mind; name given to Barrio No. 32.
Calaguan - A place where talisay trees abounded; a sitio in Barrio No. 32.
Callunbuyan - A place where duhat trees abound; name given to Barrio No. 32.
Calumpot - A sitio in Barrio No. 34.
Camandiñgan - A place where ornaments worn by the Igorots were found. A sitio in No. 31.
Camara - A vine similar to the betel, a sitio in Barrio No. 20.
Camcamiring - derived from the Ilocano word Camiring; a sitio in Barrio No. 35., 21.
Camguidan - Derived from amguid; a sitio in Barrio No. 25.
Caniring - A tree of moderate height whose juice and hairs are said to cause inflammations.
Cangronaan - Most important, name given to Barrio No. 3.
Caoayan - Bamboo tree; a name given to Bario No. 1.
Capakuan - A place where ferns abounded; a sitio in Barrio No. 27.
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Capaoayan - A place where a group of Paoay natives were found; a sitio in Barrio No. 17.
Capandanan - The place where the pangdan plants abounded; a sitio in Barrio No. 23 and at present within the municipality of Banna.
Capuriktan - A sitio in Barrio No. 33, see puriket.
Capungdulan - A place where stumps of bamboo trees were found, a sitio in Barrio No. 14.
Carayaday - A sitio in Barrio No. 22.
Casalamaguin - A place where the tamarind trees abounded; a sitio in Barrio No. 33.
Carmay - A tree with edible sour fruits in bunches; a sitio in Barrio No. 19.
Casiitan - A sitio in Barrio No. 23 and at present within the municipality of Banna.
Catuday - A tree bearing edible white or red flowers with long pods.
Caunayan - The act of imploring; name given to Barrio No. 7.
Cubul - Wiggle, moving and wiggling about; a sitio in Barrio No. 19.
Culit - A big bird of the eagle family. A sitio in Barrio No. 21.
Cula-aw - Derived from the word "cula-aw" (owl), a sitio in Barrio No. 20.
Culo - Derived from the word "cula-aw" (owl, a sitio in Barrio No. 20.
Cumcumraas - Noisy; a sitio in Barrio No. 24.
Cuncunig - A sitio in Barrio No. 22.
Cunig - A small yellow tuber used medicinally [and] for dying.
Curcur - Call of chickens.
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Dakutan - A sitio in Barrios No. 29 and 33.
Daguel - Grow worse; serious illness.
Dagul - Derived from daguel; a sitio in Barrio No. 33.
Daipawang - Kind of a tree which [unreadable] made; a sitio in Barrio No. 27.
Damortis - Camanchile tree which bears edible fruits.
Danaw - Freshwater lake.
Dandanaw - Swampy, a sitio in Barrio No. 21.
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Dariwdiw - Derived from "liwliw," mispronounced by a stuttering person to "diwdiw," a sitio in Barrio No. 34.
Diappa - Derived from "dippa," which means stretching of the arms like a cross; a sitio in Barrio No. 27.
Dumanaw - A sitio in Barrio No. 27.1
Duñgir - Bruise, especially in the face.
Dupag - Repetition; reiterate.
Dupagan - A sitio in Barrio No. 33.
Duplas - Derived from "uplas," which is given as a name to a certain kind of plant whose leaves are used as sandpaper, a sitio in Barrio No. 33.
Dudut - Feathers; pulling out, a sitio in Barrio No. 20.
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Escondido - Hidden; sitio in Barrio No. 34.
Engaña - Derived from the Spanish word "engaño," which means desist fraud; imposition; falsehood; mistake; misconcepcion; a sitio in Barrio No. 27.
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Garasgas - Derived from "gasgas," sitio in Barrio No. 35.
Gasgas - Worn off by friction.
Gawen - Betel plant which leaves are used for chewing; a sitio in Barrio No. 25.
Guimod - A sitio in Barrio No. 17.
Guit - A slender part of a thread or cord, a tiny constriction; a sitio in Barrio No. 34.
Gukguk - The jolting around from the belly, that of a trotting horse.
Garukguk - Grunt of the pig.
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Iguid - Border, margin, edge, a sitio in Barrio No. 26.
Ilo - Toilet paper.
Iloilo - Derived from the word "suket," "ilo" name given to Barrio No. 8.
Insukit - Derived from the word "saukit," a sitio in Barrio No. 19.
Immukki - A sloping mountain, a sitio in Barrio No. 24.
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Kalaw - A big black and red wood fowl with [a] hoarse cry which is said to indicate the hours of the day; hornbill.
Keddeng - Term, end; decision, sentence.
Kedding - A species of durable wood not attacked by grubs whose bark is used for binding rice.
Kiraskiras - Sound caused by two objects rubbed together; sound caused by the slippers when walking.
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Laaw - Clamor, outcry; loquacity, joke; fun.
Labang - Spotted; combination of white with other colors.
Labukaw - Derived from the Ilocano word "bukkabukaw," name of Barrio No. 2.
Lakub - Blockage; rampart; name of Barrio No. 10.
Lakay - Old man; see Mal-lakay.
Lang-ay - Frisky, running with ease. See Barrio No. 18.
Layug - Tallness as applied to trees and palms.
Lebban - A place of burial of anything.
Libas - A twing [twig?] plant whose root is a good substitute for washing clothes, a sitio in Barrio No. 15.
Libtong - Pond, pool, a sitio in Barrio No. 16.
Likkab - To lift by force.
Likab - Derived from the word likkab; a sitio in Barrio No. 19.
Licolico - Zigzag.
Limmabbeng - Derived from "lebben," which means buried oneself, a sitio in Barrio No. 17.
Linang - Red clay, supposed to be the material from which Adam was made; surface of [the] earth under water which easily becomes hard; harden; surface. A sitio in Barrio No. 17.
Lingñga - A plant with black oily seeds used for making cookies.
Longboy - A tree with edible black berries; duhat. A sitio in Barrio No. 28.
Lubot - Dropping through a hole or an opening, a sitio in Barrio No. 28.
Lubnak - Mudhole; muddy pool. A sitio in Barrio No. 13.
Lumba - Race, rivalry.
Lumbaao - contracted from the Ilocano words "lumba" and "laaw," a sitio in Barrio No. 29.
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Mabakbaket - A sitio in Barrio No. 23.
Mabarbarit - Derived from the Ilocano word "barit," a sitio in Barrio No. 23.
Mabalang - Derived from the Ilocano word "mabalin," a sitio in Barrio No. 20.
Mabalin - Possible.
Maburik - Derived from the word "burik," a sitio in Barrio No. 21.
Mabungtot - Capable of being putrified, a sitio in Barrio No. 31.
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Makabuñgao - Capable of causting rapture or hernia; a sitio in Barrio No. 25.
Magdalena - A sitio in Barrio No. 23.
Magduang - Derived from the word "nagnuang," a sitio in Barrio No. 18
Maipalig - Agree, moving aimlessly, a sitio in Barrio No. 22.
Malaktaw - Jump over, omission, a sition in Barrio No. 20.
Malalia - Derived from the word "maalalia," pursued by a ghost, a sitio in Barrio No. 28.
Mallakay - A sitio in Barrio No. 16.
Manding - Ornaments worn by the Igorots and Tinguians.
Mangkarmay - See karmay, formerly a part of Barrio No. 23, and now a part of Banna.
Manggaddi - Derived from the Ilocanon word "managdi," which means beautiful always in opposition. A sitio in Barrio No. 24.
Mawini - A sitio in Barrio No. 25.
Mariit - Derived from the Tagalog word "marikit," which means always in opposition. A sitio in Barrio No. 34.
Masambiki - A sitio in Barrio No. 25.
Matanubong - A sitio in Barrio No. 21, see Tannubong.
Matuñgad - A sitio in Barrio No. 27, see Tuñgad.
Mawas - Capable of disappointment, frustration of purpose, a sitio in Barrio No. 30.
Maguing - Forehead, a sitio in Barrio No. 30.
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Nagbaan - Where taro roots were produced, a sition in Barrio No. 17. See Aba.
Nagbakalan - Battlefield in the olden days, a sitio in Barrio No. 33.
Nagbangsalan - A provisional platform, a sitio in Barrio No. 33.
Nagbattotan - Derived from the word "nagbatutan," sitio in Barrio No. 23. See Batuto.
Nagbaksan - Derived from "nagbaksen," meaning buildings unroofed; a sitio in Barrio No. 17.
Nagbayugan - Where a specie of thornless bamboo used for making ties were obtained. A sitio in Barrio No. 17.
Nagburcuran - The place where the chickens usually feed themselves, a sitio in Barrio No. 22.
Nagkalawan - A sitio in Barrio No. 17. See kalaw.
Naglingaan - A sitio in Barrio No. 18. See lingñgag.
Nagnuan - One who rides a carabao. See magnuang.
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Nagribcan - A sitio in Barrio No. 16. See rebbek.
Nagtimbeñgan - A sitio in Barrio No. 28. See timbang.
Naguirañgan - A sitio in Barrio No. 27. See aguirang.
Nagsalaan - A place where people danced in the olden days, a sitio in Barrio No. 32.
Nagurayan - A waiting place, a sitio in Barrio No. 32.
Nainitan - Bathed with sunshine, a sitio in Barrio No. 26.
Nalasin - Distinguished, aloof, separate, a sitio in Barrio No. 1
Nanalitan - Derived from the word "nakasalitan," which means a place where one was struck by lightning. A sitio in Barrio No. 30.
Nañgacupan - A sitio in Barrio No. 11, which means a place where were picked up in quantity. See acup.
Nañgalisan - From which something was transferred, a sitio in Barrio No. 25.
Nang-gawedan - A place where [a] great quantity of betel leaves were gathered, a sitio in Barrio No. 21.
Nangynuañgan - A sitio in Barrio No. 33. See naung.
Nangyalisan - To which something was transferred.
Nangrona - Most important, special. See Cangrunaan.
Napo - A sitio in Barrio No. 20.
Natayag - Tall, high, loftiness, a sitio in Barrio No. 28.
Neva - Derived from the Spanish word never, meaning to [unreadable], a sitio in Barrio No. 16.
Noto - A sitio in Barrio No. 35.
Nuang - Carabao.
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Oañgsoañgan - Mouth of a stream, mountain inlet, a sitio in Barrio No. 25.
Okom - Judge.
Oidor - An officer during the Spanish regime having the rank of inspector or supervision.
Oong - Mushroom.
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Payas - Slides, brook, ditch.
Paayo - To outjump, to outdistance, as in a stone's throw.
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Pako - Fern, see kaparukan and pakpako.
Pakpako - A sitio in Barrio No. 21.
Palignalig - Weathercock; windmill; a voluble person.
Palatupot - Derived from the word "pulitipot," which means canned syrup, jelly; a sitio in Barrio No. 16.
Palpalikong - Name of Barrio No. 12. See Lickullicko.
Paudip - Glance, glimpse.
Paludipan - To glance; to glimpse, a sitio in Barrio No. 17.
Palungpon - Sprouts from an old root, a sitio in Barrio No. 32.
Pañgasaan - A whetting stone; a sitio in Barrio No. 31.
Pandan - A plant used for weaving bed mats, a sitio in Barrio No. 18.
Panungalan - Derived from the Ilocano word "intunggal," meaning every or each, a sitio in Barrio No. 25.
Parakpak - A word derived from "parakpakpak," which is a sound made by a bamboo stem split in two, a sitio in Barrio No. 17.
Paras - Open air. A sitio in Barrio No. 19.
Pasil - Competition. A sitio in Barrio No. 15.
Payas - Derived from "pasuas," a sitio in Barrio No. 24.
Payaw - Contraction of the word "paayac," which means to outdistance, a sitio in Barrio No. 25.
Pimmantio - Derived from the Spanish word "patio," meaning yard, court, a sitio in Barrio No. 21; high, level land.
Pitak - Mud.
Pitpitak - Muddy; a sitio in Barrio No. 24.
Pungul - Stump of a tree.
Purikit - A kind of grass with spindled grains.
Purok - A group, an assembly, hamlet, village, flock, a sitio in Barrio No. 17.
Pusuak - Spring, spat [strange word] jet fountain, a sitio in Barrio No. 21.
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Quiaong - An old Ilocano word which is now rarely used but which means surrounded with water.
Quigtang - A sitio in Barrio No. 16. A word representing two principal sounds made by guitar strings, so named because it is said that in said place lived someone who could play very expertly the native guitar called "cutibang."
Quiling - A specie of bamboo without thorns or spines; a sitio in Barrio No. 16.
Quelquelleb - Derived from "quelleb," which means an earthen dish used in covering pots; a sitio in Barrio No. 28.
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[Unreadable] - Having the appearance of a bat, a sitio in Barrios No. 21 and 5.
Quiom - Derived from "quiaong," a sitio in Barrio No. 21.
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Raraepan - [A] Field very suitable for rice planting; a sitio in Barrio No. 30.
Rayon - A sitio in Barrio No. 17.
Rayray - Brightness of [a] flame; brilliance; flash.
Rayuray - Derived from the word "rayray," a sitio in Barrio No. 33.
Rebbek - Conquer, destruction, devastation.
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Sabi - A signal, a sign.
Sabisabi - A sitio in Barrio No. 32.
Sagneb - Marshy land, penetration, absorption, a sitio in Barrio No. 27.
Sago - An herb with white tubers used for starching clothes and for food.
Sagoong - A combination of the words "sago" and "oong," a sitio in Barrio No. 27.
Salaan - Dancing hall; a party.
Sal-it - Lightning.
Sampol-ona - A sitio in Barrio No. 32.
San Felipe - A sitio in Barrio No. 32.
San Isidro - A sitio in Barrio No. 27.
Santa Maria - A sitio in Barrio No. 31.
San Pedro - A sitio in Barrio No. 29.
San Mateo - A sitio in Barrio No. 28.
Santa Rosa - A sitio in Barrio No. 27.
Sariap - A creek; a little pond.
Sarnap - Derived from the word "sariap," a sitio in Barrio No. 34.
Sacsacduan - Where the people fetch water for domestic and drinking purposes, a sitio in Barrio No. 25.
Sawi - A large bird of the eagle family.
Sibbo - Handsel [hansel?], inauguration; a sitio in Barrio No. 25.
Sideg - From "sidek" or "sidet," meaning proximity or nearness, a sitio in Barrio No. 17.
Sider - A sitio in Barrio No. 34.
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Sidiran - Close to; just by.
Silañgan - A Tagalog word meaning east, a sitio in Barrio No. 15.
Simaay - A kind of rice; a sitio in Barrio No. 27.
Sinuat - Past participle of the word "suat," which means picking up a splinter from the flesh, to pluck out; a sitio in Barrio No. 32.
Sualit - To cause the falling down of something with an iron bar or a pointed stick.
Sukit - A sharp stick, touching or moving with a stick.
Suli - Corner; angle; a sitio in Barrio No. 13.
Sumader - Derived from "tumcker," which means to stand for a challenge, a sitio in Barrio No. 34.
Sumarcad - Derived from the word "sumacad," a sitio in Barrio No. 27.
Sumgar - Rise of the hair or feathers caused by horror or fear; a sitio in Barrio No. 28.
Sumakad - To stand stiffly against.
Surañgi - Derived from surñgi; a sitio in Barrio No. 26.
Surgui - The end of a valley; a sitio in Barrio No. 30.
Suyo - Standing water at the side of a riverbed; a game of pitch-penny; a sitio in Barrio No. 15.
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Tabilang - Negligence; indolence; forgetfulness; carelessness.
Tablang - Contraction of the word "tabilan," a sitio in Barrio No. 17.
Tabug - As pronounced "tab-ang-" which means contraction of water, a sitio in Barrio No. 17.
Talanguisawen - A tree whose timber is used for building purposes; a sitio in Barrio No. 22.
Tanbor - Drum.
Tamayaw - A sitio in Barrio No. 22.
Timbang - Weight, moderation.
Timamboran - A sitio in Barrio No. 24.
Tribujo - Revolver.
Tumacder - To stand up.
Tumban - Upside down, a sitio in Barrio No. 25.
Tungbol - A sitio in Barrio No. 35.
Tuñgad - Something cut or unfinished; abbreviation.
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Uañgik - Roaring sounds of wild hogs; a sitio in Barrio No. 22.
Ubbog - Stream [from] a natural fountain, a sitio in Barrio No. 22.
Ugan - Deer.
Unay - Very.
Uñgor - A groan; roaring; howl; a cry of anguish.
Upal - Fatigue; exhaustion.
Upas - Worn out; a sitio in Barrio No. 33.
Uraga - A piece of meat for sale.
Uragan - Derived from "uraga," a sitio in Barrio No. 25.
Uray - Act of waiting; abeyance.
Usat - To begin; to open; a road in the forest; a sitio in Barrio No. 23, now a part of Banna.
V
Veronica - A sitio in Barrio No. 30
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