OD-ÓD

To persuade with insistence, urge, ⊗ en.

ÓDAG

To pursue, follow closely, ⊗ en.

OED-ÓED

To strain forcefully, groan straining, ag ⊗.

OÉN

Affirmative adverb: yes.

OENNÓ

Conjunction: or, either.

OGÁC

To cry out loud, scream, ag ⊗.

ÓGOC

Hollow inside of tree, trunk cavity.

ÓGOT

To glean remaining fruit or grain, ⊗ en.

OL-ÁG

To awaken someone, shake awake, ⊗ en.

OL-ÁT

To wake up suddenly, startle, ma ⊗.

OL-ÍG

To level off, even out measure, ⊗ en.

OL-LÁT

Cork, stopper of bottle or jar.

OL-LÍS

To shave completely hair of head, ⊗ an.

OL-LÓ

To lead, guide forward, ag ⊗.

OL-LOÁC

Plumpness, robust health acquired by a woman after childbirth, or by a person or animal after an illness.

Luxuriance acquired by a plant after the soil is weeded or plowed.

To fatten or flourish under such circumstances, umloác.

OL-LÓC

To coax, flatter someone, ⊗ en.

OL-LÓC

To urge with affability and submissiveness in what is requested, ag ⊗.

To strive to win someone’s goodwill.

See ddug.

ÓLA

Foam of sea or boiling liquid.

ÓLAM

To consume by fire, scorch, ⊗ en.

ÓLAO

Dizziness, vertigo, ag ⊗.

OLÁTIS

To pass through without stopping, um ⊗.

OLBÍT

To pinch lightly, ⊗ en.

ÓLCO

Watch, guard at night.

ÓLDO

Dislocation of joint.

See lódo.

OLMÓG

Chicken louse or of other birds.

ÓLO

Head of person or animal; leader, chief.

ÓLO

Head in general.

Headboard of the bed, ⊗ anan.

Person or animal with a large head; that which or whom they have struck on the head; thing that is closer to the head than necessary, like the saddle of a horse, na ⊗.

Roof of a house, ⊗ ti baláy.

To decapitate, cut off the head, ⊗ en; he who does so, manğ ⊗.

Source of a river, olo-ólo ti carayán.

Head or guide of a society, congregation, gang, etc.

Ti Santo Papa ti olo ti Santa Iglesia.

To be with head uncovered, ag ⊗.

OLÓC

Snore: to snore while sleeping, ag ⊗.

OLÓG

To slide or drop down, um ⊗.

OLOP-ÓP

To cover face with cloth, ⊗ an.

OLÓT

To pull out single hair or thread, ⊗ en.

OLOY-ÓY

To droop, hang down limp, ag ⊗.

OLPÍ

Hem or fold of cloth.

See lupí.

OMÁN

Counsel.

To ask counsel of another, maqui ⊗.

See balácad.

OMÁNG̃

Hermit crab: species of shrimp that kills snails to seize their shells.

Said of a person who changes houses constantly.

ÓMAR

(ancient) Toothless, naca ⊗.

OMNÓ

Lawfulness, decency, congruence: di um ⊗, unlawful thing, not in order.

See totóp.

ÓMOC

Bird’s nest.

(ancient) Tangled thing, like hair of the head, skein of cotton, etc.

OMRÁR

To become loose by itself a knot or binding.

To desist from an undertaking; abandon something.

See lucáy.

OMSÁ

Blemish, reproach.

To reproach someone, arguing against him, faulting a project or thing he has not yet done so he refrains from doing it, ⊗ en; the reason why he is reproached, panğ ⊗ an.

ONÁ

Front, lead, advance.

To go ahead or be the first in doing or saying something, um ⊗.

Dáytoy ti gen á aramíden, this is what must be done first.

In competition, or who walks ahead, etc., ag ⊗ ⊗.

First in order, iti um ⊗.

Firstborn child, Ino ⊗ ng̃a anác.

Vanguard; to make go ahead, pa ⊗ en.

To give something in advance, ipa ⊗.

ÓNAO

Subsidence of drunkenness, fever, anger.

To subside or abate fever, etc., ma ⊗ an.

See báo.

ONDÁ

Interval; the space between one place and another, as between steps of a staircase.

To do something at intervals, like one walking a path stopping every now and then, ⊗ en.

(ancient) Towline or hawser used to tow a boat from shore and keep it from running aground.

See tacondá in the second meaning.

ONDÁY

Very long road or slope of mountain that seems short from being flat, na ⊗.

Taken for longevity: na ⊗ ti biágna, of a very advanced age.

See andáy, uddáy.

ONDÓ

The length of a thing, e.g. of a table, house, etc.

To place one thing alongside another, ipa ⊗.