Ibatan - sāngal

The braid at the end of a rope.

Ilo. 'a knot or noose where two ropes are joined'

sángal

Someone (mag-) braids the ends of two ropes to join them together.

Magsāngal si āmang so olodan no arado na.

Father braids the ends of two ropes for the harness of his plow.

Someone (mang-) braids the end of a rope (-en) so it does not unravel or to make a loop.

Sināngal ko iyaw hobid.

I braided the end of the rope (so it does not unravel).

hobid sahapidang

Someone braids the end of a rope (i-) onto another.

Isāngal ko tobwanayan hobid do asaya.

I braid the end of the rope onto another.

sangālan

The end of a rope where it is braided.

Dawriw sangālan mo sya so hobidaw.

There is where you braided the rope.