MÚL-A

To chew food softly, ag ⊗.

MÚLA

Plant in general.

To plant, ag ⊗, ⊗ en.

MULÁGAT

To stare with wide eyes, ag ⊗.

See bulicad.

MULÁMUT

To touch lightly with lips, ⊗ an.

MULÁN

To chew without teeth, ag ⊗.

MULÁSA

To fade, lose color, um ⊗.

MULÁTA

Mulatto woman (from Spanish).

MÚLI

To return to original state, ag ⊗.

MULIÁT

To roll eyes upward, ag ⊗.

MULÍCAT

To open eyes wide in surprise, ag ⊗.

MULÍMUL

To make round by rolling in hands, ⊗ en.

MULÍNAO

Clear, transparent water.

See litnáo.

MÚLIT

Dirt, stain on body or clothes.

Dirty, stained, na ⊗.

MULMÚL

To suck something in mouth, ⊗ en.

See molmól.

MULÓG

To fall headlong, ag ⊗.

MÚNA

First, before anything else.

MÚNDO

The world (from Spanish).

MÚNIT

To tear into small pieces, ⊗ en.

MÚNO

To soften by boiling, ⊗ en.

MURMÚR

To crumble into powder, ⊗ en.

MÚRO

Promontory, cape into sea.

MUTÁ

Rheum of eyes, eye sleep: having rheumy eyes, na ⊗.

MUTÁMUT

To ask repeatedly, inquire closely, ⊗ en.

MUTIÁ

Precious stone, talisman amulet.

See guinammól.

N

Letter representing ligature or ligature particle joining words.

NA-AN

Interjection expressing regret or pity.

NAÁR

To be dry, aired out, na ⊗.

NAAY

Lo, behold; here is.

NÁBAG

Broken to pieces, ruined, na ⊗.

NABÁO

Cooled down, calm, na ⊗.

NÁBAY

Long time elapsed.

See bayág.

NABÓ

Fallen, dropped down, na ⊗.

NABTÉC

Broken, snapped string or cord.