160 SCHNEIDER. 



Ban. Banawi. Schadenberg, A., cited by Scheerer, 0. 



The Batan Dialect, etc. Pub. P. I. Bur. Sci., Div. 

 Ethnol. (1908), 4, pt. I. 



Bgb. Bagobo. Gisbert, M. Diccionario espanol-bagobo, 



cited by Scheerer. Some words from the same 

 source added by J. M. Garvan. 



Bis.-A. Bisaya of Agusan Valley. 1 Furnished me by Mr. J. M. 



Bis.-M. Bisaya of Mindanao. j Garvan, of the division of 

 ethnology, Bureau of Science, who has spent several 

 years among the pagan tribes of eastern Mindanao. 

 The first of these dialects is that spoken by the 

 Christian Bisaya settlers in the Agusan Valley and 

 the second the Bisaya spoken (with many local 

 dialectic variations) throughout eastern Mindanao. 



Bis.-I. Bisaya of Iloilo. 1 From an intelligent domestic ser- 



Bis.-L. Bisaya of Leyte. J vant, a native of Leyte, appar- 

 ently well acquainted with both dialects. 



Bkl. Bikol. From my own notes on this language. 



Bkl. L. Bikol. Lisboa, Marcos de. Vocabulario de la Lengua 

 Bicol." 



Bnu. Banuaon. A tribe distinct from the Manobo, pre- 



sumably identical with the Bukidnon of Bukid- 

 non Subprovince, Agusan Province. Its habitat is 

 in the mountains west of the lower part of the 

 Agusan River, in Butuan Subprovince, Agusan 

 Province. Words furnished by Mr. J. M. Garvan. 

 (See Bis.- A.) 



Bon. C. Bontok Igorot. Clapp, W. C. A Vocabulary of the 

 Igorot Language, etc. Pub. P. I. Bur. Sci., Div. 

 Ethnol. (1908), 5, pt. III. 



Bon. J. Bontok Igorot. Jenks, A. E. The Bontoc Igorot. 

 Pub. Phil. Ethnol. Surv. (1905), 1. 



Bon. S. Bontok Igorot. Schadenberg, cited by Scheerer. 



Btn. Batan. Scheerer, op. cit. 



' I have so distinguished between modern Bikol words and those taken from 

 Lisboa because his dictionary, though first published in 1754, was written 

 about 1590 to 1620, and forms found in it, though now perhaps antiquated 

 or even obsolete, are for that very reason of greater interest. In this con- 

 nection it should be remarked that not too much weight should be given to 

 the fact that there is so large a Bikol element in the following notes. Merely 

 to look up synonyms is easy in any book of reference, even though one have 

 but little knowledge of the language in question, but the compilation of 

 cognate terms having often quite different meanings is comparatively difficult 

 except in a language with which one is fairly well acquainted. 



