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The shaft of a spear, lance, etc. See ulungán, urungán.

The shaft of a spear, lance, etc. See ulungán, urungán.

The (wooden) shaft of a lance, spear, etc. (see unungán, ulungán).

The (wooden) shaft of a lance, spear, etc. (see unungán, ulungán).

The shaft or handle of a lance, spear, etc. See urungán, unungán.

The shaft or handle of a lance, spear, etc. See urungán, unungán.

The shaft, handle (of a spear, lance, etc.). Kápti ang urungán sang bángkaw. Grasp the handle of the lance. (see ulungán, unungán).

The shaft, handle (of a spear, lance, etc.). Kápti ang urungán sang bángkaw. Grasp the handle of the lance. (see ulungán, unungán).

(H) Place where one is kept quiet; detention room, confinement, restraint, prison. Ginpasulúd níla siá sa madulúm nga hulunungán. They shut him up in a dark prison. (see húnong).

A benefactor, a person whom one is bound to love and serve out of gratitude; attached to, united with, always in company of, joined to. (see únung).

A benefactor, a person whom one is bound to love and serve out of gratitude; attached to, united with, always in company of, joined to. (see únung).

To be attached to, stay with, keep one company, remain with, share-, take part-, in another's joys, sorrows, difficulties. Ginaunúngan níya ang masakít. He is always with the sick person, keeps him constant company. Magaúnung akó sa ímo túbtub sa ka matáyon. I will (shall) remain with you till death. Nagaúnung gid siá sa ákon. He is very much attached to me. He shares my joys and sorrows. (see upúd, búylog).

To be attached to, stay with, keep one company, remain with, share-, take part-, in another's joys, sorrows, difficulties. Ginaunúngan níya ang masakít. He is always with the sick person, keeps him constant company. Magaúnung akó sa ímo túbtub sa ka matáyon. I will (shall) remain with you till death. Nagaúnung gid siá sa ákon. He is very much attached to me. He shares my joys and sorrows. (see upúd, búylog).