A poultice of herbs or leaves.
tápal
No bohong no sodi, ki maganay a tāpal.
The leaf of the taro is a good poultice.
No bakong, ki maganay a tāpal no maynyin so oho.
The amaryllidaceous plant is a good poultice for the one with a headache.
Someone (mag-) applies, puts a poultice (i-) on a painful or swollen part of someone (-an).
Ilo. 'to apply medicinal herbs to a wound; to patch a hole'
Magtāpal si ānang so bohong no palya.
Mother applies a poultice of bitter melon leaves.
Intāpal ko do nataga kokod ko bohong no irba.
I put a poultice of irba leaves on my foot that was cut.
Tāpalan mo anak ko so bawang tan mapyan.
Apply a garlic poultice on my child so that he is well.
Tinapālan ko kokod ni āpong, ta minyatek.
I put a poultice on grandparent's foot, because it was swollen.