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badyo'

A river tadpole.

The larva of a green spotted frog, adaw2, or of a green water frog, ullaw, found in rivers and brooks; eaten as a side dish.

Do'ol nan imbabaluy nan tū'a' an badyo' hinan puhung.

There are many river tadpoles, offspring of frogs, in deep places (of the river).

putudyan

ikkung, Kinds of Tadpoles,

For someone (agent maN-) to gather river tadpoles, as described above.

mamadyo'

Either the deep pools of a river are drained and the tadpoles scooped off a river bed, or they are poisoned with an umli vine and skimmed off the surface of the water.

maN-: mamadyo'

For someone (agent) to scoop up, pick up river tadpoles (theme -on) from a pool, puhung; a river, wangwang, (loc ref -on), as described above.

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