MANSAKA: SHORT VOWELS
FN 12 in #043=PAN Accent Revisited
NOTE: ORTHOGRAPHY CHANGED: /u/ > <o>; schwa > u, but <e> BELOW
ăba	chest | Contrast: abaʔ ‘long’
abăga	top hand on a stalk of bananas | Contrast: abaga ‘shoulder’
ăbas	low tide [n]; [v] recede, ebb, decline | Contrast: abas 'abrasion'
ăbay	continue, go on | Contrast: abay 'be abreast'
ăbay da	'Let's go!'
ăbay pa	'Go on!, Continue!'
ăbog	dust | Contrast: abog ‘drive ~ chase away’
ăgad	accompany | Contrast: agad ‘carry with’
ăgaw	sorely
ăgay	make a loud high-pitched sound | Contrast: agay ‘retribution for doing wrong or breaking tradition’
ăgimit	boiled corn | Contrast: agimit ‘kind of tree’ 
ămoʔ	laugh at another’s misfortune | Contrast: amoʔ ‘monkey’
ănad	study, learn; train
annĭʔit	k.o. saltwater crab
ănod	draftnet for fishing | Contrast: anod ‘driftwood [n]; be carried by the current [v]’
ăpit	near, close to | Contrast: apit ‘drop by, make brief visit’
ărag	also | Contrast: arag ‘eat only one kind of food (as meat or fish)’
arăgad	temporary shelter (in field or forest) | Contrast: aragad ‘go partway with s.o.’
ărat	basket | Contrast: arat ‘frighten, startle’
arĭgi	shrimp-fat | Contrast: arigi 'house post'
ăroŋ	to shade [v]
ărongon	shade [n], shady place
băʔog	rotten
băgaʔ	abscess, swelling | Contrast: bagaʔ 'lung'
băyaw	brother-in-law
bĕteŋ	coconut: young | Contrast: beteŋ 'pull'
bĭlas	in-law
bĭtay	[yam]
bĭyag	full, satisfied
bŏkad	clean outside of house
bŏkoŋ	bent, crooked
bŏta	blind
dăyaw	good
dŏnot	rotten
găbi	night
gămot	root
kŏlaŋ	lie down
lăʔog	[unglossed] | Cf: laʔog 'string beads'
lănot	rice water
lăpas	[unglossed] | Cf: lapas [unglossed]
lăwas	tree-trunk
sărig	rely on, trust | Cf: sarig 'blunt edge (as on a bolo)'
săroʔ	catch (as a ball) | Cf: saro 'eat with, eat together'
tŭʔod	knee | Contrast: toʔod 'purpose'
tŭyoʔ	commit suicide
yamă-	[v-prf: able to] | Cf: yama- [accidentally]