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timbalun
A spirit being.
It is like the ‘shine’ of a flashlight on the road at night. It is said to have long fingernails. If ‘hit’ by it one would reportedly get a stomach ache, a cough or feel weak. It is a trick that a demon plays. One has to have special knowledge in order to pass by it without being hit.
Kinokos ku we' timbalun dibuhi'.
A timbalun-spirit scratched me last night.
A certain kind of charm (tawal) recited in order to cure some kinds of cough or diarrhea.
The sickness is reportedly caused by a spirit called timbalun. The treatment consists of soot that has had incantations said over it. It is rubbed from the breastbone towards the neck for a cough and from the breastbone towards the stomach for diarrhea.
Tawalanun ko' ku timbalun, iyu' ku maghiket manamal.
Please treat me with the charm timbalun; I am coughing very much.
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To treat s.o. with the charm timbalun.
Bakas ne ku tinimbalunan bu ga' du kawuli'an pagsungi'kun.
I have already been treated with the charm timbalun but my diarrhea is not healed.
Sine nimbalunan ka'uhin?
Who treated you with the charm timbalun?
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