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hanglag
1
A roasting spatula.
Made of wood or tin with a blade about fifteen centimeters long and ten centimeters wide and with a handle about one meter long. Used for roasting grains in a vat, palyu'.
2
The roast-quality of cereal grains, as described below.
Impaphod Lahhin di hanglag di daya''ot ti mi'id naghob.
Lahhin made the roast-quality of the sticky rice nice because none was burned.
3
For someone (agent muɴ-; s agent maN-) to dry-roast cereal grains (patient i-, -on) in a pan or vat, without fat; it is usually stirred with a roasting spatula; to fry cooked rice, pork fat (patient i-, -on).
pananglag; mananglag
The following grains are roasted and optionally pounded for eating: maize, gahhīlang; peanuts, mani; young rice grains, bogah, glutinous rice, bogah an daya''ot. Coffee beans, kapi, are roasted, pounded and added to hot water for a drink. Newly-harvested rice, not yet dried, is stripped from the straws and roasted before pounding and cooking. Glutinous rice, bogah an daya''ot is roasted in preparation for making rice beer, bayah, līpog.
For someone (agent) to use something (inst paN-), as a spatula, inādu, hanglag, for stirring cereal grains, as described above.
Fine roasted cereal.
A sticky-rice-roasting token remuneration.
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