- ading = younger brother/sister
- awan = none
- adda = there is
- al-alia = ghost/spirit
- ama = father
- apan = to go
- apay = why
- apong = grandparent
- apong baket = grandmother
- an-nay! = ouch!
- aso = dog
- aysus! = oh, Jesus/oh, my God!
- apong lakay = grandfather
- babae = female
- baboy = pig
- bado = clothing / attire
- badok = traditional jendo martial arts uniform/my attire/my uniform/my clothing
- baket = old women / wife
- balla (or bagtit, which is the most usable word) = crazy
- bangsit = stink
- baro = boy
- basang = girl
- (ag)basa = (to) read
- bassit= small
- basol = fault, wrongdoing, sin
- bisin = hunger
- boto = penis
- (ag)buya = (to) watch
- dadael = destroy/ruin
- damdama = later
- digos = bath
- buneng = bladed tool / sword
- gayyem = friend
- kaanakan = niece / nephew
- kabalio = horse
- kabsat = sibling
- kanayon = always
- kasinsin = cousin
- (ag)katawa = (to) laugh
- kuddot/keddel = pinch
- ina/inang/nanang = mother
- laing = intelligence
- lakay = old man / husband
- lalaki = male
- lilang = grandmother
- lilong = grandfather
- mabisin = hungry
- manang = older sister or relative; can also be applied to women a little older than the speaker
- mangan = eat
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- manong = older brother or relative; can also be applied to men a little older than the speaker
- mare = female friend/mother
- naimas = tasty/delicious/pleasurable
- nalaing = brilliant/intelligent
- nasam-it = sweet
- naalsem = sour
- napait = bitter
- naapgad = salty
- (na)pintas = beautiful (woman)
- nataraki = cute (man, slightly impolite connotation, but properly used on an animal, as for a rooster), usually interchanged with 'handsome'
- nataengan = adult
- (nag)guapo = handsome (man)
- (na)rago, (na)laad = ugly
- oki = vagina
- pare = close male friend
- padi = priest
- (na)peggad = danger(ous)
- (ag) perdi = (to) break/ruin
- pusa= cat
- pustaan = bet, wager
- pimmusay(en) = died
- rabii = night/evening
- riing = wake up
- rupa = face
- sala = dance
- (na)sakit = (it) hurts
- (ag)sangit = (to) cry
- (ag)surat = (to) write
- takrot/tarkok = coward/afraid
- tata = grandfather
- tatang = father
- (ag)takder = (to) stand
- (ag)tugaw = (to) sit
- (na)tawid = inherit(ed)
- tun-bigat = tomorrow
- turog = sleep
- ubing = child
- ulo = head
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