72.

Aniat aramid a nagbaticuling ti sabut.
(Iloc.) Pagbagasan

What work has a gizzard like a _sabut_?
Storage jar for rice

The _sabut_ is the cocoanut cup or bowl: in the _pagbagasan_,
there is always a _ganta_ for measuring rice. This _ganta_ is
the gizzard here meant.

373.

Pusepusec ti bato tumbog carayan Veto.
(Iloc.) Gilingan

I turn the stone and there flows out like the Veto river.
Mill

374.

Hiniguit co ang yantok, nag bibiling ang bundoc.
(Tag.) Guilingan

I pulled the rope and the mountain turned.
Mill

375.

Hiniguit co ang Caguin, nag kakara ang maching.
(Tag.) Guilingan

I pulled the rope and the monkey began to howl.
Mill

Refers to the creaking of the mill, when grinding.

376.

Isang malaking babai, sa likuran tumatae.
(Tag.) Guilingan

A big woman, who excretes at the back.
Mill

The meal is here considered as excreted.

377.

Dinalas nang dinalas mapute ang lumabas.
(Tag.) Guilingan

Somebody got busy and something white appeared.
Mill

The ground rice pours out from the mill as a white meal.

378.

Aldo at bengi macanganga ya, manena ya yang parusa.
(Pamp.) Asung

It gapes day and night awaiting punishment.
Mortar

379.

Isa lamang ang sapin, duha ang batiis apat ang pa-a, isa ang lauas,
isa ang baba apang uala sing olo.
(Bis.) Luzong

He has but one shoe, two shins, four legs, one body, one mouth,
but no head.
Mortar

380.

No igamac ta siquet mo lagtoca a lagto.
(Iloc.) Al-o

If I hold your waist you jump and jump.
Pestle

In pounding rice, the great wooden pestle is taken by the middle,
which is more slender than the pounding ends.

381.

No magna ni arodoc agparintomeng amin a root.
(Iloc.) Arado

When the creeper passes all the grass kneels.
Plow

382.

Cobbo ni amam quiad ni inam sica nga anacda daramodum ca.
(Iloc.) Arado

The father is bent over, the mother is bent back and the son is
bent forward.
Plow

This has reference to the different sticks, or pieces, of which
the plow is composed.

383.

Sa palacol nabuhay
at sa untog namatay.
(Tag.) Palayoc

Produced by hammering but destroyed by a jar.
Pot

Clay for pottery is prepared by pounding it with a light hammer;
it is also beaten into shape in the process of giving it form.

384.