Editing Ivatan language (section)

==Cultural terms of the Ivatan people==
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* {{Lang|ivv|uve}}, {{Lang|ivv|uvi}}, {{Lang|ivv|sudi}} – [[Yam (vegetable)|yam]]; [[staple crop]]
* {{Lang|ivv|sudi}} – [[taro]]
* {{Lang|ivv|wakay}} – [[sweet potato]]
* {{Lang|ivv|bulyas}} – onions
* {{Lang|ivv|baka}} – cow
* {{Lang|ivv|kaddin}} – goat
* {{Lang|ivv|kayvayvanan}} – friendship; cooperative work by a community which starts at the blow of a shell horn called a {{Lang|ivv|vodiadong}}
* {{Lang|ivv|payohoan}} – helping one another; work club of teenagers who alternate their shifts
* {{Lang|ivv|faluwa}}; {{Lang|ivv|chinarem}}; {{Lang|ivv|tataya}} – three boats used for fishing
* {{Lang|ivv|kabbata}} – legends
* {{Lang|ivv|laji}} – lyric folk songs
* {{Lang|ivv|kalusan}} – working songs
* {{Lang|ivv|sisyavak}} – humorous anecdotes and tales
* {{Lang|ivv|kabbuni}} – riddles
* {{Lang|ivv|pananahan}} – proverbs
* {{Lang|ivv|vachi}} – song leader
* {{Lang|ivv|mais}} – corn
* {{Lang|ivv|paray}} – rice plant
* {{Lang|ivv|dukay}} – [[lesser yam]]
* {{Lang|ivv|rakarakanen}} – vegetables
* {{Lang|ivv|hagsa}} – an extinct wild deer{{Which|date=November 2022}}
* {{Lang|ivv|vulaw a bagu}} – [[wild boar]]
* {{Lang|ivv|tatus}} – [[coconut crabs]]
* {{Lang|ivv|lakasan}} – tops of wooden trunks used for storing cloth and other valuables which serve as benches
* {{Lang|ivv|dulang}} – low dining table
* {{Lang|ivv|bangku}} – low bench
* {{Lang|ivv|rahaung}}, {{Lang|ivv|camarin}} – a storeroom for larger farm equipment such as plows, harrows, sleds, cards, and the ox-drawn pole used for clearing off sweet potatoes and other vines from fields being prepared for re-cultivation
* {{Lang|ivv|vuyavuy}} –  ''[[Phoenix loureiroi]]'', a small [[Arecaceae|palm]] growing usually on [[Batanes]] coastal hills
* {{Lang|ivv|talugung}} – a kind of conical hat woven from strips made from the stalk of a local plant called {{Lang|ivv|nini}}
* {{Lang|ivv|pasikin}} – small [[bamboo]] or [[rattan]] baskets worn on the back
* {{Lang|ivv|lukoy}} – [[bolo knife]]
* {{Lang|ivv|suhut}} – sheath of a bolo knife
* {{Lang|ivv|suut}}, {{Lang|ivv|vakul}} – a head-and-back covering woven from the stripped leaves of banana or the {{Lang|ivv|vuyavuy}}
* {{Lang|ivv|alat}} – baskets
* {{Lang|ivv|batulinaw}} – a necklace made of hollow globules (1½ cm. in diameter) interspersed with smaller pieces of gold in floral patterns and held together by a string made of fiber
* {{Lang|ivv|tamburin}} – an all-gold necklace whose beads are smaller and more ornate than the {{Lang|ivv|batulinaw}}, and lockets
* {{Lang|ivv|seseng}}, {{Lang|ivv|pamaaw}}, {{Lang|ivv|chingkakawayan}}, {{Lang|ivv|liyano}}, {{Lang|ivv|de pelo}}, {{Lang|ivv|dima s'bato}}, {{Lang|ivv|pitu s'bato}}, {{Lang|ivv|de perlas}}, {{Lang|ivv|bumbolya}}, {{Lang|ivv|karakol}}, {{Lang|ivv|pinatapatan}} – traditional earrings that come from the Spanish period
* {{Lang|ivv|angang}} – jars
* {{Lang|ivv|dibang}} – [[flying fish]]
* {{Lang|ivv|payi}} – [[lobster]]
* {{Lang|ivv|arayu}} – [[dorado]]
* {{Lang|ivv|mataw}} – dorado fisherman
* {{Lang|ivv|tipuho}} – [[breadfruit]]
* {{Lang|ivv|uhango}} – [[Pandanus amaryllifolius|pandan]]
* {{Lang|ivv|tamidok}} – fern
* {{Lang|ivv|chayi}} – fruit similar to lychee [[Pometia Pinnata]]
* {{Lang|ivv|soot}} – generic term referring to the [[Ivatan people|Ivatan]] rain cape made from the finely stripped leaves of the {{Lang|ivv|vuyavuy}} palm.
* {{Lang|ivv|vakul}} – woman's {{Lang|ivv|soot}}, worn on the head.
* {{Lang|ivv|kanayi}} – man's {{Lang|ivv|soot}}, worn on the shoulders.
* {{Lang|ivv|falowa}} – Ivatan boat, now usually motorized, for 10–20 passengers.
* {{Lang|ivv|tataya}} – Ivatan [[Dory (boat)|dory]] with twin oars, for 2–4 passengers.
* {{Lang|ivv|timban}} – church
* {{Lang|ivv|vanuwa}} – port
* {{Lang|ivv|avayat}} – a broad directional term used to indicate the west, a western direction or the western side.
* {{Lang|ivv|valugan}} – a broad directional term sued to indicate the east, an eastern direction or the eastern side.
* {{Lang|ivv|palek}} – [[sugar cane]] wine
* {{Lang|ivv|malisto}} – fast
* {{Lang|ivv|mawadi}} – slow
* {{Lang|ivv|mavid}} – beautiful
* {{Lang|ivv|kuman}} – eat
* {{Lang|ivv|minem}} – drink
* {{Lang|ivv|bapor}}, {{Lang|ivv|tataya}} – boat
* {{Lang|ivv|taw}} – sea
* {{Lang|ivv|ranum}} – water
* {{Lang|ivv|salawsaw}} – wind
* {{Lang|ivv|kayvan}} – friend
* {{Lang|ivv|mahakay}} – man
* {{Lang|ivv|mavakes}} – woman
* {{Lang|ivv|masalawsaw}} – windy
* {{Lang|ivv|makuhat}} – hot
* {{Lang|ivv|matimuy/machimuy}} – raindrops
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