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PAGTUKIB

ni: Jes B. Tirol

Himabúyan 23, 2021

Mga Ngalan sa Kinhason 

Bahin 2 

(Part 2) 

Pasiuna 

Ang Sinugboanong Binisayâ adunay daghang mga lugpong kabahin sa mga kinhason. Daghan na ako og natálà apan nasayod ako nga daghan pa usab ang walâ pa nákò mahibalo-i. 

Atong padayonon ang pagtálà sa mga ngalan sa kinhason. 

Mga Ngalan 

53. habasán – A kind of seashell. It has conical shape.

54. haláan – A kind of bivalve seashell.

55. hánghang – A kind of shellfish

56. hanlilimúkon – A kind of shellfish.

57. hubúlhuból – A kind of edible shellfish found in the sand of beaches.

58. lagang – Chambered nautilus. A kind of seashell.

59.  lampírong – Capiz shell; a kind of seashell whose shell is used for window panes.

60.  lángkì – Whelk; a kind of seashell.

61.  lawáy-lawáy – A kind of shellfish.

62. layagán – A kind of shellfish. It has a sail-like appendage on its shell.

63. limúkon – A kind of deep sea shellfish that looks like a crab without claws.

64. lingalíngà – A kind of shellfish.

65. líswi – Blood-mouthed conch; strawberry conch.

66.  lúmban – A kind of seashell. The disc-like cover of its hole will move sideward when soaked in vinegar placed in a plate.

67. mánlot – A kind of shellfish.

68. munáng – A kind of shellfish.

69. paghóy – A kind of seashell.

70. palútan – A kind of seashell.

71. payapaya – A kind of shellfish.

72. púkì – A kind of large, smooth cowry seashell. sc.n. cyrpraea spcs.

73. punáw – A kind of bi-valve shellfish found in large rivers, Venus shellfish.

74.. pundukpúndok – Whelk. A kind of shellfish that always stays in groups. Also, dalúdaló; dawudawó…

75. punyeti – A kind of shellfish.

76. saáng – Spider conch.  It is a kind of shellfish. sc.n. lambis.

77. saguasig – A kind of shellfish.

78. saliót – A kind of shellfish

79. samóng – A kind of shellfish. Its shell is conical in shape.

80.  sangkâsangka – Murex. A kind of shellfish with long body.

81.  síhì – Periwinkle. It is almost spherical in shape of about 2 cm in diameter.

82.  singguráyong – A kind of shellfish. It is about 10 cm long.

83.  sulód-sulód – Kind of heart-shaped shellfish; heart shell. 

84. susô – A kind of seashell. It lives in groups. 

85. suwásig – A kind of shellfish. 

86. tabugsok- A kind of large spider conch seashell. (Kp: saáng). 

87. taklúbo – A relatively large bivalve shellfish. Also, takúbo

88. taktákon – A kind of shellfish. 

89. tagitit – A kind of small bi-valve shellfish. Also, kaykay; punáw

90. tagnípis – A kind of shellfish. It regularly attaches itself to stones. 

91. tagokán – A kind of shellfish or snail. 

92. tagpísò – A kind of shellfish. 

93 tambáyang – A kind of shellfish. It is a bivalve with brownish color. 

94. tambúli – A kind of large conch shellfish; triton. 

95. tamiát – A kind of shellfish. 

96. tamilô- A kind of shellfish. 

97. tamíslak – A kind of shellfish. 

98. tamíslat – Horseshoe clam; a kind of shellfish. 

99. tamisón – A kind of shellfish. 

100. tandog-tándog – A kind of pointed shellfish that stick to rocks or mangrove trees. 

101. tangáli – A kind of edible shellfish. 

102. tangóg – A kind of shellfish. 

103. tapdagás – A kind of shellfish. 

104. tapdagáy – It is a kind of shellfish. It usually clings to stones. 

105. tapusók – Wentletrap; a kind of edible shellfish with univalve. 

106. tibo – Kind of spindle shellfish about 5 cm long. It is usually found in shallow bays. 

107. tingpaán – A kind of shellfish found in sandy beaches of the sea. 

108. tipáy – Mother-of-pearl, nacre. A kind of shellfish. 

109. tikab – A kind of seashell. 

110. tuát – A kind of mussel shellfish. 

111. turungturóng – It is conical in shape and about 2 cm in height and base diameter. 

112. tuwáy – Oyster, a kind of bivalve shellfish. 

113. údpan – A kind of shellfish. 114. wasáywasáy – A kind of shellfish. It is flat and thin and shaped like an ax.

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