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Apayao House Flashcards

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The traditional type of house in Apayao with am elevated rectangular one-room structure

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Balai

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  1. Apayao House roof. High pointed arch shaped roof with thick cogon grass
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Atap

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  1. Apayao House roof ridge. Layers of thick cogon grass laid above the ridge
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Bobong

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  1. Apayao House wallboards. Rectangular wooden panels vertically fitted on a grove
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Dindin

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  1. Apayao House eaves. Lower end of the cogon roof projecting beyond the wallboards
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Ribayan

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  1. Apayao House floor beam. Horizontal timber member attached above the floor
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Tapi

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  1. Apayao House drain gutter. A shallow drain canal located below the eaves
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Lawang

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  1. Apayao House wood floor. A fixed wooden floor
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Talaxatag

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  1. Apayao House girder. A rectangular member connecting posts
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Anadixiyan

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  1. Apayao House basement. The unusable space below the house
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Sidung/Linung

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  1. Apayao House floor joist. Hand-hewn rectangular lumber with cove ends
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Toldog

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  1. Apayao House tie beam. Camber-shaped rectangular beam that holds the roofs
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Sakkar

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Apayao House roof undersheating. Undersheating made from dried reed grass.

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Rarat

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Apayao House gable opening. Opening above the upper-end of the gable wall

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Tabungan

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Apayao House hearth. Earthen hearth of the house

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Dapug

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Stones in the Dapug

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Taxang

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Lowest section of the shelf in the hearth for fuel

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Pasalan

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2nd layer after the Pasalan for rice storage

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Paxa

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Above the Paxa, for rice and baskets.

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Paratag

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Apayao House breadth. Overall width

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Soba

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Apayao House window. Portion of the wall that can be removed for windows

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Sotan/Lamdaw

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Apayao House cooking jar.

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Banga

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Apayao House jar for water

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Amoto

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Apayao House shelf. Above the dishwashing area for storage.

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Arangat

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Apayao House length.

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Padurot

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Apayao House interior. Spacious main hall of the house.

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Gawayan

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Apayao House ladder.

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Agdan

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Apayao House pathwalk. Stone pavers over muddy ground.

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Balatad

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Apayao House binding rafter. Horizontal roof member made from wooden branches.

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Irat

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Apayao House collar beam. 3 layer wooden branch below the binding rafter.

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Sokar

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Apayao House ridge beam. Horizontal member at the roof apex

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Talabawan

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Apayao House king post. Provides additional support to the heavy roof.

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Patuna/Pantud

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Apayao House rafter. Thin, pliable board.

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Tadawag/Baday

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Apayao House outer post. Square hand hewn timber post.

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Adixi

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Apayao House inner post. Timber post supporting the elevated floor space.

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Sinit

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Apayao House flooring. Made from closely-knit bamboo strips or dried reeds.

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Datag/Xassaran

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Apayao House roof beam. Beam connecting the outer columns

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Ampakan

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Apayao House wall sill. Horizontal wooden member that holds the wallboards

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Agnadan

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Apayao House girt. Supports the closing wallboards and upper roofing.

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Axeran

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