Kalinga, Limos

Introduction

Kalinga, Limos is a language of Philippines. It is spoken in Luzon, Kalinga Province, Pinukpuk, Tabuk, and Rizal municipalities.

Dialects

Intelligibility: Lubuagan Kalinga (See: Kalinga, Lubuagan) 65%, Southern Kalinga (See: Kalinga, Southern) 66%, Tanudan Kalinga 67% (See: Kalinga, Tanudan), Ilocano (See: Ilocano) 84%.

The Kalinga, Limos Verb

Verblist

• kumidul
• mambukos
• man-uwab
• mangan
• manginop
• umaltot
• uminum

• aggomán -- to hold
• akáwon -- to steal
• batuwón -- to throw
• biíkon, bisakon -- to split
• bílang, iyáp -- to count
• bukatán -- to open, uncover
• dumatóng, sumáal -- to come
• gátang, ngína -- to buy
• gongat -- to hit
• gumílab -- to burn
• ibagá -- to say
• iduspák, iduy-úk -- to stab, pierce
• inóp -- to dream
• isulúk -- to hide
• kimút, umogyát -- to fear
• kiyát -- to swim
• kudkúd -- to scratch
• kulúban -- to dig
• kumiyang -- to walk
• magngól -- to hear
• mallugpá -- to spit
• mamaltug -- to shoot
• mambáyu -- to pound, beat
• mammúla -- to plant
• mampíli -- to choose
• man-áyus -- to flow
• mandáit -- to sew
• mandomdom, mansomsomok -- to think
• mangán -- to eat
• manganup -- to hunt
• mangkokwa -- to work
• mangkotkót -- to chew
• mangkunít -- to bite
• man-íbil, manlúwa -- to cry
• manlíwos, manligús, manlitón -- to turn
• mantúpak -- to sit
• man-útu, man-asúg -- to cook
• matágu, matattagúwan -- to live, be alive
• matóy -- to die, be dead
• pognás -- to fall
• pokolón, posposón -- to squeeze
• pokpokón -- to cut, hack
• postón -- to tie up, fasten
• sakáy, tagadá -- to climb
• sap-uyan -- to blow
• sumíkad -- to stand
• sungsúng -- to sniff, smell
• susúpon -- to suck
• súyop -- to sleep
• tigammu -- to know, be knowledgeable
• túbu -- to grow
• tumáud -- to fly
• umángos -- to breathe
• umbog -- to lie down
• umémeng, umulkiyós -- to laugh
• umíla -- to see
• uminúm -- to drink
• úta -- to vomit
• uwáb -- to yawn