82 THE SUBANU. 
The lingual nasal n affords us a far briefer record of variability as 
between the two languages, for it is not necessary to repeat in this posi- 
tion the n-ng variety since it has already been listed. The list of 
vocables in which this nasal is common is here given: 
anding donaan gonom guinom maranaya ponopoton 
arunaan donot gonos guinonosola masin poporenion 
atandanan doon gonto inog meaon poraigon 
atodanan gaan goyon laraban mogonao puonan 
bingcon gantoson guicoran libongan nano sindil 
bolaan gasintos guien llayan niguan tioan 
bondyag gina guilan logalin panas tocsocan 
bone gonagona guinaoa loon peen tolisan 
daan gonas guindog magalin ponicol ulihan 
deni gonlo guinocsip 
There are really so few instances of variation that they may properly 
be grouped in a single table; only the first and second show any relation 
one to another. 
Subanu. Visayan. Subanu. Visayan. | Subanu. Visayan. 
donot nonot nano cano niguan ligoan 
lonao lodhao donlag damlag monlogos mamomogos 
The labial nasal m is appreciably less in use than the others of this 
class. Its community in the two languages is as follows: 
amo gamo gomot lamo marongot ocom 
dagom gampo gonom  linagami meaon pogliquimo 
dalinduman gaom guinom luma monlogos  timod 
gama gomog  itom 
In the following series the presence of mM in Subanu and absence in 
Visayan is not to be treated as phonetic; it is rather the presence of the 
ma prefix of condition: 
Subanu. _ Visayan. Subanu. Visayan. Subanu. Visayan. 
magalin balhin maranaya hanayhay molid balico 
maimo himo matugas tiga momoc homoc 
maloot lolot | mogonao  bognao morala oala 
In two instances Subanu maintains an initial m lacking to the Vis- 
ayan; in the latter case we shall have occasion to observe that this is a 
stem letter: 
oo masin asin 
Subanu. Visayan. | Subanu. Visayan. 
In the following group of instances the presence of the M in one or 
other of the languages suggests its employment for some not well-com- 
prehended reason as a preface to the mute of its proper series: 
Subanu. Visayan. Subanu. Visayan. Subanu. Visayan. 
impit hingpit sombag tobag tolisan tampalasan 
lompoc tapoc sopla sompa 
Atypical. donlag damlag mopong topong 
mita quita tamisac pisac 
The aspiration is very scantily employed by the Subanu. In the 
vocabulary will be found but three instances in which it appears as an 
