absoy √	satiated	PMP	*bəsuR	494
abtaŋ ~ vətaŋ √	get across by water			496, 497
abtək √	belt, band, string	PPH	*bətək	494
abto √	blister	PMP	*bətu	494
abxak √	split apart	PMP	*bəlak	494
adkət √	stick, adhere [v]	PMP	*dəkət	494
adnət √	touch, come in contact	PPH	*dənət	494
adŋəy √	hear [v]	PMP	*dəŋəR	494
adpa √	fathom	PMP	*dəpa	494
ahkat ~ həkat √	invite [v]			496
ahwab √	yawn [v]	PMP	*huab	495
akdot √	pinch [v]	PWMP	*kəzut	494
aknasay = Yami	fish: mullet sp.	PMP	*kanasay	498
apdo	gall	PMP	*qapəju	494
apno	full, filled	PMP	*pənuq	495
apsa	break apart, hatch [v]	PMP	*pəcəq	495
apsit	splash with liquid [v]	PMP	*pə(R)cit	495
apya	good	PMP	*pia	495
arba	collapse, fall in [v]	PWMP	*rəbaq	495
asdəp	enter [v]	PMP	*sədəp	495
asdo	hiccough [v]	PMP	*sədu	495
asləp	tasty, delicious	PWMP	*sədəp	495
aslət	insert between	PMP	*sələt	495
aspa	chewed mass	PWMP	*səpaq	495
aspət	tight, obstructed flow	PMP	*səpət	495
atbay ~ təvay	answer, reply [v]	PPH	*təbáR	495, 496
atbək ~ təvək	injection	PMP	*təbək	495, 496
atda	leftover, remainder	PMP	*təda	495
atlən	swallow [v]	PMP	*tələn	495
atlo	three	PMP	*təlu	495
atnaw ~ tənaw	clear, limpid (water)	PPH	*tənaw ‘melt’	495, 496
atpəŋ ~ təpəŋ	measure [v]	PAN	*təpəŋ	496
axbəŋ	pond, pool, puddle	PPH	*ləbəŋ ‘pool; lagoon’	495
axbəŋ ~ xəəvəŋ	hollow space	PWMP	*lə(m)bəŋ ‘valley’	496
axdəm	shaded, shadowy	PPH	*lədəm	495
axməs	drown [v]	PWMP	*ləməs	495
axsəm	sourness	PMP	*qaləsəm	494
axtak	split, crack [v]	PWMP	*lətak	495
axwa	spit out food [v]	PMP	*luaq	495
aʔdan	old, antiquated; former(ly)	PPH	*daʔan	495, 497
aʔnay	sand	PMP	*qənay	494
aʔnəb	door	PMP	*qənəb	494
aʔnəm	six	PMP	*ənəm	494
aʔpan	bait	PMP	*paʔən	495, 497
aʔpat	four	PMP	*əpat	494
aʔpis	coconut frond material	PPH	*qəpis	495
aʔsa	one	PMP	*əsa	495
aʔsi	meat, flesh	PMP	*əsi	495
aʔtot	fart	PMP	*qətut	495
chita	see	PAN	*kitaʔ	496
gayaŋ	spear	PAN	*gayaŋ	496
hapdi	smarting	PMP	*hapəjiq	494
hapoy	fire	PMP	*hapuy	497
hotək	brain	PMP	*hutək	496
kavoyaw	wild lemon: Citrus hystrix	PPH	*kabuRaw	498
kəmkəm	clench the fist	PMP	*kəmkəm	497
pito	seven	PMP	*pitu	496
səŋsəŋ	stopper	PMP	*səŋsəŋ	496
sopsop	suck [v]	PMP	*supsup	496
tana	soil, earth	PMP	*tanəq	497
tavalay = Yami	gourd: Lagenaria leucantha	PPH	*tabayaR	498
tavon	cover up [v]	PMP	*tabun	497
təktək	chop up, mince	PMP	*təktək	496, 497
toʔlaŋ	bone	PMP	*tuqəlaŋ	494
vato	stone	PMP	*batu	497
vaʔyo	new	PMP	*baqəRu	494,496
vədvəd	tie by wrapping around [v]	PMP	*bəjbəj	496
vəŋbəŋ	plug	PMP	*bəŋbəŋ ‘blocked’	497
xavas	excess, go too far	PPH	*labás ‘pass by, overlook’	497
Zorc note. On p497, Blust struggles with the appearance of a glottal stop in Itb clusters = aʔnay ‘sand’, aʔnəb ‘door’, aʔnəm ‘six’, aʔpan ‘bait’, aʔpat ‘four’,. If one accepts both PAN *q and PAN *ʔ, which merged in Bashiic as in most Philippine languages, this problem melts away. However, it is only in clusters that either of these phonemes are preserved; initially, medially and finally they were dropped, i.e., changed to zero.
On p498, Blust posits “Yamada (1967:367) describes current Itbayaten stress as word-final, but this need not always have been the case, and it seems likely that, at the time of CV-metathesis, stress was penultimate unless the penultimate vowel was schwa, in which case it shifted rightward. If so, the conditon for regular methathesis in the Batanic languages can be restared as:
CV- metathesized if V was unstressed
On p500, Blust notes a “strange parallel” with Kapampangan.
PMP *baləs	ablas	answer, retaliate
PMP *bəsuR	absiʔ	satiated, full (stomach)
PMP *bəRas	abyás	rice: husked
PMP *ləbuR	albug [LOAN]	muddy water; flood
PMP *lətiq	altiʔ	thunder
PMP *sələt	aslat	insert ~ caught between
PMP *təbuh	atbú	sugarcane
PMP *təlu	atlú	three
Prothesis of *a- (morphophoneme or archiphoneme to restore disyllabicity) is proposed as a selective or limited innovation within PGCLz). However, it only affected cognates in Bashiic and Kapampangan.