| Ax, battle | Pi′-tong |
| Ax, cutting edge of | To-pek′ |
| Ax, handle of | Pa-lĭk′ |
| Ax, handle, bejuco ferrule of | Tok′-no |
| Ax, handle, iron ferrule of | Ka-lo′-lot |
| Ax, handle, top point of blade of | Pow-wit′ |
| Ax, working tool | Wa′-say |
| Ax, working tool, blade turned as adz | Sa′-ka |
| Ax, working tool, handle of | Pa-ka′-cha |
| Basket, baby’s food bottle | Tuk-to′-pĭl |
| Basket, ceremonial, chicken | Fi-ki′ |
| Basket, dinner | To′-pĭl |
| Basket, fish | Kot-ten′ |
| Basket, fish, small | Fak-kĭng′ |
| Basket, gangsa | Fa′-i si gang′-sa |
| Basket, grasshopper | I-wûs′ |
| Basket, house, holding about a peck | Fa-lo′-ko |
| Basket, man’s carrying | Ka-lu′-pĭt |
| Basket, man’s dirt | Ko-chuk-kod′ |
| Basket, man’s dirt scoop | Tak-o-chûg′ |
| Basket, man’s transportation | Ki-ma′-ta |
| Basket, man’s transportation, handle of | Pa′-tang |
| Basket, man’s traveling | Sang′-i |
| Basket, man’s traveling, with rain-proof covering (so-called “head basket”) | Fang′-ao |
| Basket, salt | Fa-ni′-ta |
| Basket, side, small, for tobacco | A-ku′-pan |
| Basket, spoon | So′-long |
| Basket, threshed rice | Ko′-lug |
| Basket, tobacco, small | Ka-lu′-pĭt |
| Basket, woman’s rum | Ag-ka-win′ |
| Basket, woman’s transportation | Lu′-wa |
| Basket, woman’s transportation, large | Tay-ya-an′ |
| Basket, woman’s vegetable | A-fo-fang |
| Basket, woman’s vegetable scoop | Sûg-fi′ |
| Bellows | Op-op′ |
| Bellows, piston of | Dot-dot′ |
| Bellows, tube of, to fire | To-bong′ |
| Bird scarer, carabao horn | Kong-ok′ |
| Box, small wooden, for hair grease | Tug-tug′-no |
| Chair, for corpse | Sung-a′-chil |
| Coffin | A-lo′-ang |
| Deadfall, for wild hogs | Ĭl-tĭb′ |
| Dish, small wooden | Chu′-yu |
| Dish, small wooden, bowl-shaped | Suk-ong′ |
| Drumstick | Pat-tong′ |
| Fire machine, bamboo | Co-li′-li |
| Fire machine, flint and steel | Pal-tĭng′ |
| Fire machine, flint and steel, cotton used with as tinder | A-mĕk′ |
| Gong, bronze | Gang′-sa |
| Gong, bronze (two varieties) | Ka′-los, Co-ong′-an |
| Gourd, large bejuco-bound, for meat | Fa′-lay |
| Head pad, woman’s, for supporting load on head | Ki′-kan |
| Jews-harp, wooden | Ab-a′-fü |
| Jug, gourd, for basi | Tak-ĭng′ |
| Knife, man’s small | Kĭ-pan′ |
| Ladle, common wooden, for rice | Fa′-nu |
| Ladle, gourd | Ki-ud |
| Ladle, narrow wooden | Fak-ong′ |
| Loom | In-a-fu′-i |
| Mortar, double, for threshing rice | Lu-song′ |
| Needle | Cha-kay′-yum |
| Net, grasshopper | Se-chok′ |
| Olla, roughly spherical jar | Fang′-a |
| Olla, more paralleled-side jar | Fu-o-foy′ |
| Olla, preserved meat | Tu-u′-nan |
| Paddle, olla-molding | Pĭp-i |
| Pail, wooden, for feeding pigs | Kak-wan′ |
| Pestle, rice | Al′-o |
| Pit-fall, for hogs | Fi′-to |
| Plate, eating, of braided bamboo | Ki′-ûg |
| Scarecrows | Pa-chĕk′, ki′-lao |
| Scarecrows, water power, line of | Pi-chug′ |
| Scarecrows, water power, wood in rapids | Pit-ug′ |
| Sieve, rice | A-ka′-ûg |
| Snare, wild chicken | Shi′-ay |
| Snare, spring, bird | Si-sĭm′ and Ling-an′ |
| Snare, spring, wild chicken and cat | Kok-o′-lâng |
| Spear | Fal-fĕg′ |
| Spear, blade of | Tu′-fay |
| Spear, blade, barbless | Fang′-kao |
| Spear, blade, many-barbed | Si-na-la-wi′-tan |
| Spear, blade, single-barbed | Fal-fĕg′ |
| Spear, blade | Kay-yan′ |
| Spoon, large wooden, for drinking | Tûg-on′ |
| Spoon, large wooden, for pig’s feed | Ka-od′ |
| Spoon, small wooden, for eating | I-chûs′ |
| Stick, soil-turning | Kay-kay |
| Stick, woman’s camote | Su-wan′ |
| Sweep runo, for catching birds | Ka-lĭb′ |
| Tattooing instrument | Cha-kay′-yum |
| Torch | Si-lu′ |
| Trap, fish, funnel, large | O-kat′ |
| Trap, fish, funnel, small | Ob-o′-fü |
| Trap, fish, scoop | Ko-yûg′ |
| Trap, wild-cat | Fa-wang′ |
| Tray, winnowing | Lĭg-o′ |
| Trough, for salt at Mayinit | Ko-long′-ko |
| Tube, for basi | Fu-ûs |
| Whetstone | A-san′ |
| Canal, irrigating | A′-lak |
| Council house for men | Fa′-wi |
| Council house, open court of | Chi-la′ |
| Council house, open court of, posts in | Po-si′ |
| Council house, roofed portion of | Tung-fub′ |
| Council house, closed room of | A′-fo |
| Council house, closed room, doorway of | Pan-tu |
| Council house, closed room, fireplace of | A-ni-chu′-an |
| Council house, closed room, floor of | Chap-ay′ |
| Council house, wall of | To-pĭng |
| Dam, in river | Lung-ud′ |
| Dormitory, boys’ | Pa-ba-fu′-nan |
| Dormitory, girls’ | O′-lâg |
| Dwelling | A′-fong |
| Dwelling, better class of | Fay′-ü |
| Dwelling, better class, aisle in | Cha-la′-nan |
| Dwelling, better class, door of | Tang-ĭb |
| Dwelling, better class, first room on left of aisle | Chap-an′ |
| Dwelling, better class, second room on left of aisle | Cha-le-ka-nan′ si mo-o′-to |
| Dwelling, better class, sleeping room of | Ang-an′ |
| Dwelling, better class, small recesses at ends of sleeping room | Kûb-kûb |
| Dwelling, better class, stationary shelf in | Chûk′-so |
| Dwelling, poorer class | Kat-yu′-fong |
| Fence, garden | A′-lad |
| Granary | A-lang′ |
| Lands, public | Pag-pag′ |
| Sementera, rice | Pay-yo′ |
| Sementera, abandoned | Nud-yun a pay-yo′ |
| Sementera, large, producing more than five cargoes | Pay-yo′ chûk-chûk′-wag |
| Sementera, small, producing less than five cargoes | Pay-yo′ ay fa-nĭg |
| Sementera, irrigated by hand | Pay-yo′ a kao-u′-chan |
| Sementera, unirrigated mountain | Fo-ag′ |
| Sementera, used as seed bed | Pad-cho-kan′ |
| Stones, groups of in pueblo, said to be places to rest and talk | O-bub-fu′-nan |
| Troughs, irrigation | Ta-la′-kan |
| Troughs, irrigation, scaffolding of | To-kod′ |
| Walls, sementera | Fa-nĭng′ |