"Tambon" is a word in HILIGAYNON
támbon - A kind of fish-trap. (cf. taón,
páta, báw-an, suwáyang, etc.).
támbon - Brittle, fragile, spoilt through
humidity; to deteriorate, spoil, get spoilt
through damp, especially said of rice. (cf.
háp-og, tapúk).
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