Notas:

• Etnográfica:
  Sabang refers to the gourd tree, or to the round "fruit." After being picked and dried, it is cut and used for bowls for eating, drinking, or bailing the dory. As of 2008 not as prevalent in households due to increased use of plastic containers and metal and plastic bowls and plates. Some cut plastic gallons in half, using the bottom as a bowl, and the top as a large mug for "fresco." "Sabang" refers to the round gourd; "uulup" or "ulngup" is the long one. The Ramas do not generally carve designs in them or decorate them.
• Léxica:
  More commonly "saabang" in the Cane Creek area.