A work bonus given to those who work for someone else in pond fields, in addition to wages, bo'la, or remuneration, lagbu.
Lemay manu' hi +īlog Oybon hinan bino'lānah payaw Hummin.
There were five chickens as Oybon's work bonus with reference to what he earned in Hummin's field.
Those planting rice, bogay, or doing pond-field spadework, gāud 2, for wages, bogay, or harvesting, boto', for remuneration, lagbu, are given a work bonus which consists of a meal of rice and meat side dish eaten by planters and harvesters at the end of each day's work at the home of the harvester, or at noon in the field by spade workers. In addition, men doing spadework on a large project of about twenty-five man-days or more are given a work bonus of chickens or rice bundles, at the rate of about thirty bundles or five chickens per twenty-five to fifty man-days of work.