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pāhul
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A spear; a generic term for spears listed in the table below.
A spear has five parts: spear blade, which takes the name of the particular spear being described, e.g., balabog 2, bangkaw 2, gayang 2, etc; blade shank, ūtong; shank collar, lū'up; spear shaft, patanong; shaft tip, hūyung.
hul'ud 1
banoh 2a, Legacies,
Kinds of Spears
balabog 1a `hunting spear, straight barbs, hēngel 2'
dinampig 1 ‘rectangular shank collar with two barbs’
heppang 1 ‘round shank collar with one short and one longer barb’
hinolgat 1a ‘round shank collar with four barbs’
ināngaw ‘square shank collar with two barbs’
punol 1 ‘round shank collar with two barbs’
bangkaw 1 ‘fighting spear, non-barbed’
bagūyuh ‘narrow shank’
bangkaw 2a ‘wide shank, wide blade’
ludit 2a ‘wide shank, medium- width blade’
tūkab 1a ‘bamboo blade’
tullad'iw ‘wide shank, narrow blade’
gayang 1, gīhi 1 `utility spear, crescent-shaped barbs, pāgang'
gayang 2a, gīhi 2a ‘long barbs’
ginotma ‘short barbs’
2
For someone (agent CV- + muɴ-) to carry a spear when leaving the village, as when going to the forest or going to another village.
Any of the spears listed in the table above may be carried.
For someone (agent) to use something (inst i-) for his spear.
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