Yogad

Introduction

Yogad is a language of Philippines. It is spoken in Luzon, Isabela Province, Echague and nearby towns.

Dialects

Related to Ibanag (See: Ibanag) and Gaddang (See: Gaddang). Lexical similarity: 52% with Ilocano (See: Ilocano), 66% with Itawit (See: Itawit), 63% with Ibanag (See: Ibanag).

The Yogad Verb

Verblist

• dagat

• ági, agút -- to flow
• akkán -- to eat
• állu -- to say
• amáw -- to laugh
• angát -- to breathe
• ángngu -- to work
• anúp -- to hunt
• assáb, bátil, páttu -- to throw
• bakká, gaddú, gullák -- to split
• bángga, kanná -- to hit
• bayú, dádak, tantág -- to pound, beat
• biláng -- to count
• bukkát, bullád -- to open, uncover
• dagét -- to sew
• dálu -- to sniff, smell
• damá -- to walk
• dánga -- to come
• dánnag, sóbbut -- to fall
• duddúg, kaddúg -- to stab, pierce
• dúngu, gáku -- to cook
• fuddád -- to blow
• galút, sígut -- to tie up, fasten
• gatáng -- to buy
• guwáb -- to yawn
• iddá -- to lie down
• iggám -- to hold
• inúm -- to drink
• iráp, irérap -- to dream
• itá -- to see
• kágab -- to fly
• kákkurút, kuraggút -- to scratch
• karíg, nónot -- to think
• kassíb -- to bite
• katurúg -- to sleep
• kokkót -- to dig
• kókot, takáw -- to steal
• limád, tagú -- to hide
• lussúm, sigí -- to burn
• mulá -- to plant
• mummúl, sussúp -- to suck
• ngángat -- to chew
• passít, piggát -- to squeeze
• patáy -- to kill
• pilí -- to choose
• sásim -- to hear
• sípat, tukád -- to cut, hack
• tádag -- to stand
• taláw -- to fear
• talóbu -- to grow
• támu -- to turn
• tangít -- to cry
• tatáw -- to know, be knowledgeable
• táwlay -- to live, be alive
• tay -- to die, be dead
• tugúng -- to sit
• tuppák -- to spit
• unék, urakkáp -- to climb
• utá -- to vomit