r; breaking wind

76.

Iti nacapocao agayayat quet iti nacabiroc agong onget
(Iloc.) ottot

Who loses it is glad; who finds it is mad.
Bad odor; Breaking of wind

77.

Magna sirirquep no nacalucat madi met.
(Iloc.) Mucat

It walks while it is shut; when it is open it does not care to walk.
Secretion from eye corner

78.

Aso cong pute inutusan co, ay hindi na umue.
(Tag.) Lura

I sent out my white dog and he did not return.
Spittle

The practice of spitting, even unrelated to betel-chewing or
tobacco-chewing, is far commoner among the Filipinos than among
ourselves.

Book.

79.

Tinadtad a root insenpen a panonot.
(Iloc.) Libro

Chopped grass hidden in the mind.
Book

Fodder or "food for thought."

80.

Nagbulong nagbunga nanganac diay nangala.
(Iloc.) Pagbasan

It has leaves and fruits, Godfather took it.
Book

Candle.

81.

Ania iti anac a pooranna iti baguis ni inana?
(Iloc.) Candela

What son burns his mother's intestines?
Candle

82.

Tite nang pare, mapute.
(Tag.) Candela

The priest's ---- is white.
Candle

83.

Kung babayaan mong ako ay mabuhay yaong kamatayay dagli kong kakamtan,
ngungit kung akoy pataing paminsan ay lalong lalawig ang ingat
kong buhay.
(Tag.) Kandilang may sindi

If you let me live I shall soon die; if you kill me I shall live long.
A lighted candle

84.

Masondug a cayu talaque na donna.
(Gad.) Candela

A slender tree which bears only one leaf.
Lighted candle

85.

Isang butel na palay punong puno ang bahay.
(Tag.) Ilao

A grain of rice fills the whole house.
Light

The flame of a candle is a little thing, comparable to a rice
grain; yet it gives light to the whole house.

Cardinal Points.

86.

Adda uppat a nga amigos; idi naparsua toy lubong inda naisigud.
(Iloc.) Uppat aturong

There are four friends; they have existed since the beginning.
The four directions

Clock: Watch.

87.

Aldao rabii agririaoac.
(Iloc.) Reloj

Day and night I cry.
Clock

88.

Amanu na mararamdam, dapot masaquit yang intindian, nung ing lupa na
ing quecang lauan a usta mu ing qucang sasabian.
(Pang.) Relos

His words are audible but difficult to understand; when you look at
his face you will understand what he says.
Clock

89.

Ania ti parsua ni apo Dio