They look like little men and women. Their skin is fair and smooth. They have deep-set eyes, blue, green, or brown. They have high noses and yellow hair. Their feet are bare and they dress like villagers. They live in trees near villages. They come into a village after dark. They speak to men in whistles. They make friends with kind people. They give their friends wonderful gifts. They give them magic pots always full of food. They give them magic purses always full of gold. The term likely comes from the term “panaghoy” (lament/ mourn). “Whistling at night is prohibited lest an engkanto answers. Then something bad will happen to you. (Ayaw gayud panaghoy sa gabii kay tubagon ka ug engkantos. Unya may piligro nga modangat kanimo.)”