Upland-field-blessing day.
Le'ag ad ugwan an algaw ti hiyah ne nundonglandah alin di īdaw hi ūma ya umuyda manālop.
Today is upland-field-blessing day because that's the time they listen for the call of the omen bird in the upland fields and go to catch fish with a dam.
This is the third day of constructing an upland field, uma 2. That morning all those building upland fields go to their fields to listen for a favorable call, labuy, of the omen bird, īdaw. Upon hearing it, the people return home. The leader, mundū'ul, and his companions go to the river and catch a few river fish, hālop. They take them along with cooked rice to a vacant house, bāun baluy, to cook and eat. Before going home they leave some of the fish and rice in the vacant house as a symbol of abundant crops from the upland fields they are constructing.