The Austronesian Comparative Dictionary

*balud to bind, tie up (as a person)

PPh balud to bind, tie up (as a person) ⇫

Form.
Amis falod to bind; a bundle
sa-falod thing used to bind, as string
WMP
Yami vaod tie up (as a fox)
Itbayaten vaxod idea of bondage, being tied
Bontok bálud prisoner
Ifugaw bálud prisoner
Ibaloy balod bonds, what is used to tie; prisoner
Ilokano bálud prisoner

PPh i-balud to bind, tie up (as a person) ⇫

WMP
Yami i-vaod used to tie
Bontok ʔi-bálud to bind; to tie up; to imprison
Ibaloy i-balod to put someone in prison
Ilokano i-bálud to imprison, enclose, incarcerate

PPh balud-en to bind, tie up (as a person) ⇫

WMP
Itbayaten vaxor-en to tie up (pig, crab, and the like)
Bontok bálud-ən to bind; to tie up; to imprison
Ibaloy bedor-en to tie a person or animal hand and foot
Ilokano balud-en to imprison; confine; seize; tie, bind