(from mamin and piansán): once.

Sometimes equals from a certain viewpoint, in a certain way: no ⊗, nalintég ti ddoatna, in a certain way, his request is fair.

(ancient) To boil oil on town outskirts for superstition.

Black heron species with white neck.

See ticbabuy.

Water spider; venomous.

Dissimulation.

To be silent and dissimulate what one feels or knows, agui ⊗.

(from bendita).

Solitary bird, so called because it inhabits churches and drinks holy water.

Effect, impression of blow, punishment or advice: di mam ⊗, makes no impression.

See guina.

Anger: speak in anger, scolding, mam ⊗.

See pamrit.

Very frequent particle of varied use: generally used in pleading, e.g. umáyca man, please come.

Sometimes equals how? why?: ¿quinabilmo man? why did you strike him? ¿dica man mamati? why do you not believe?

Other times adds force: napúdot man, it is truly hot; nagdacquél man ti ng̃ioatna, how truly large his mouth is.

Black and red bumblebee.

Active prefix derived from ag, signifying frequency, profession or habit: súrat, great writer; dáit, great sewer.

See its root tidda.

See andodual.

Active prefix prefixed to roots forming transitive verbs.

Terrible, proud, villainous, rebellious.

To become proud, aguianğ ⊗.

See catubuán.

Scorpion.

To sprout lip sores, scabies from burning humor caused by fever, ag ⊗.

Perplexity, irresolution: doubtful, uncertain, irresolute, ag ⊗.

Said of neutrality.

See duadua.

See cumacáput.

(from úbug).

Bird with blue beak and red crest.

See its root talquéd.

Peanut.

See cálman.

Lack of decision and resolution: to be indecisive, want and repent, ag ⊗.

(from silanğ): Gunpowder.

To stand akimbo with hands on hips, ag ⊗.

Black bumblebee.

Small bumblebee, black and red.

(rare, from sucá): Small mosquitoes in vinegar jars, wine, etc.

(Spanish word): Mantle or long mantilla worn by women to church.

See pandínğ.

Quantity adverb meaning how much or how many: common to three: ¿Manúcayo? how many are you?

Rarity, singularity: few attending feast; fortune so singular few equal it.

Insignificant thing made short time ago: ¿manu met dayta? what is that worth?

Generic name of rooster, hen and chicken.

(from túganğ): Son-in-law, daughter-in-law.

See ónao.

Prefix joined to root signifying resemblance: e.g. squab wing resembling comb teeth.

Stammering: to stammer, ag ⊗.

Said of deer when antlers begin emerging.

Newborn mouse.

Breed of small, cunning rat that hides in rice granaries.

Wood from which ties and ropes are made.

Swallow-wort herb (Euphorbia); medicinal for wounds and stopping blood.

See daradára.

Vine decoction taken by newly delivered mothers, or bathed in infusion.

(ancient) Long-necked jar, larger than ordinary.

To half-dry, air out, e.g. clothes before pressing, pastries before baking, ag ⊗ en.

Mullet species, rounder.

Great darkness over the sea.

Overcast with dense clouds, ag ⊗.

Surprising appearance of many, like encamped army, audience in play.

Thing obvious to sight from height, na ⊗.

Half-seasoned rice.

Turtledove-sized chick.

(ancient) To begin dawning, ag ⊗.

(ancient) Dense and tall reed bed.

See liddá.

Down that chicks shed before feathering.

Loose soil.

Meal-like fruit of little consistency that crumbles easily.

A kind of strong wood.

Pouting gestures of crying child.

See aniil-il.