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linūbid
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A locally-prepared cord or yarn, spun, lūbid, from bark fibers, gūdah 2, or cotton fibers, āpoh 2.
hamlaw, Kinds of Spun Fiber,
Spun Fibers: Sources, Colors and Uses Sources
Bark Fiber: bush damuy, gutgutu
tree amo'ol, hū'a, lāi, laphi, lungi2, pālengwah
vine amīlung, batē'el, wāloy
Cotton Fiber: seed āpoh
Color of Spun Fiber:
Beige: laphi, wāloy
Brown: lāi
Grey-green: pālengwah
Off-white: batē'el
White: amo'ol, āpoh, damuy, gutgutu, hū'a
Uses:
Bat Nets (inama, tāwang): amo'ol, damuy, gutgutu, lāi
Coarse weaving and tie material for huts (ābung): laphi, wāloy
Death Blanket: (empat) hū'a
General Weaving: (obol) amo'ol, āpoh, batē'el, damuy, gutgutu, lāe, pālengwah
Needle Thread: (talūnay) amo'ol, āpoh, damuy, gutgutu, lāi, wāloy
Rope (linūlug): amo'ol, damuy, gutgutu, lāi, laphi, wāloy
Weaving Design: pālengwah with laphi for warp
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