nalpas ti ani, awan ti garami in Ilocano

IPA: /nalˌpas ti ˌʔani | ʔaˌwan ti ɡaˈɾami/, [nɐlˌpas ti ˌʔa.ni | ʔɐˌwan ti ɡɐˈɾa.mi] Forms: nalpás ti ani [canonical], awán ti garami [canonical] [Show additional information ▼] [Hide additional information ▲]

Etymology: Literally, “after the harvest, there is no straw/hay”. Etymology templates: {{m-g|after the harvest, there is no straw/hay}} “after the harvest, there is no straw/hay”, {{lit|after the harvest, there is no straw/hay}} Literally, “after the harvest, there is no straw/hay” Head templates: {{ilo-head|proverb|nalpás ti ani, awán ti garami}} nalpás ti ani, awán ti garami

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"nalpas ti ani, awan ti garami" meaning in Ilocano

Proverb