-húlaʾ: humúlaʾ predicted [277(37)].
maŋhúlaʾ tell fortunes [240(6)].
maŋhuhúlaʾ fortune-teller [206(16)].
húli (a) that caught [220(41)]. [282(6)].
paŋhúli means of catching 52(27).
humúli catch [108(5)]. [165(34)].
paghúli a catching [108(3)].
nagsìsihúli are catching [102(1)].
naŋhùhúli goes catching [106(39)]. [240(6)].
paŋhuhúli a catching in quantity [106(24)].
maŋhuhúli catcher [56(20)]. [110(6)].
hulíhin be caught [52(16)]. [68(9)].
hinúli was caught [20(20)]. [84(31)].
hulíhan be caught from [251(32)].
hulihàn a catching by many [260(9)].
pagkahúli a having caught [282(33)].
màhúli get caught [52(22)]. [70(19)]. [102(3)].
nàhúli got caught [16(22)]. [44(16)].
nàhùhúli is getting caught, is caught [28(29)]. [309(7)].
nagpahúli allowed himself to be left behind [68(36)].
tagahúli catcher [165(34)].
—(b) Accent shifted: hulì late; last [20(30)]. [28(18)]. [222(31)].
paŋhulì last [226(10)].
kàhulì-hulíhan very last [40(27)]. [280(17)].
máhulì be late [235(39)].
màhùhulì will be left behind [18(18)].
náhulì was last [118(34)].
pagkáhulì a being left behind [18(31)]. [296(18)].
màpàpaghulì will all be caught [198(12)]. [297(20)].
Húliyo S. n. [279(5)].
Holò S. Sulu [120(18)].
húloʾ source, upstream [279(4)].
-húlog: ihúlog be dropped [168(19)].
ihùhúlog will be dropped [64(43)].
hulúgan be dropped to [16(17)].
hùhulúgan will be dropped to [16(19)].
ipakihúlog be dropped along [265(6)].
ipinakihúlog was dropped along [265(9)].
ipinakìkihúlog is being asked to be dropped along [265(10)].
ikinahúlog was the cause of falling [74(38)].
kahùhulúgan will be fallen from [158(30)].
kinahulúgan was fallen from [274(19)].
kahùlúgan one of two who drop to each other [278(6)].
kahulugàn meaning [30(18)]. [120(24)].
nakahúlog caused to drop [281(34)].
mahúlog fall down [299(32)].
mahùhúlog will fall down [22(12)].
nahúlog fell down [24(7)].
pagkahúlog a falling down [24(18)].
magpatihulòg throw oneself down [206(23)].
magpápatihulòg will throw himself down [313(28)].
nagpatihulòg threw himself down [313(21)].
nagpápatihulòg throws himself down [313(24)].
húni chirp [197(21)].
humúni purred [84(1)].
hùníhan chirping together [202(21)].
kahùníhan one of two that chirp at each other [278(8)].
mapaghunì given to neighing [289(31)].
palahùníhin given to neighing, chirping [315(15)].
Húniyo S. June [110(11)].
huŋkòy winnowed [223(30)]
naghuŋkòy winnowed [232(21)].
huŋkúyan winnowing-machine [258(36)].
Hòrdan S. Jordan [106(6)].