[144] The distal opening of the urethra.
[145] A small edible fruit with an acid pulp and red-and-white skin.
[146] A light-weight bamboo with slender, thorny branches, very inflammable, and used where a rapid-burning and intense fire is needed (bale ["house">[, kayo ["wood">[). This wood is extensively used in building the lighter parts of the framework of a house.
[147] This story came to the Bagobo from a young man of the Ata tribe, whose habitat is the mountainous country in the interior, to the northwest of the Gulf of Davao.
[148] "Alelu'k" and "Alebu'tud" are Ata names, for which the Bagobo forms are respectively Bungen and Batol.
[149] The long handle or rod of a spear, tipped with a sharp-pointed iron cone; equally useful for killing animals, and, driven into the ground, for supporting the spear when at rest. The same name (tidalan) is applied to the shaft of a spear lacking the blade, and carried by old people like a mountain-staff.
[150] A vessel formed of a single internode of bamboo, in which water is brought from the river, and kept in the house.