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palyu'
A generic term for a cast iron vat, imported; used chiefly for cooking large quantities of rice, as during harvest or when someone has died; for roasting glutinous rice to make rice beer.
gāmong, Rich Person's Possessions,
Kinds of Vats, palyu'
palo'po' ‘small, 60-70 cm.’
paddot ‘medium-sized, 80 cm.’
ha'ūyap ‘medium-to-large, 90 cm.’
tinapiyan ‘large, 100 cm.’
wagwaw ‘very large, 110 cm.’
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