PALAMLÁM

(from lamlám).

To give in small quantity food, money, ⊗ an.

Said of clever gambler who lets others win at start with small bets to swindle companions.

PALANGGUÁD

Pride.

Idleness, loafing.

Agpal ⊗, to be idle.

See cuspág.

PALAOPÁO

Empty of will, foolish.

Thing without substance, e.g. crab without meat.

PALÁPAL

The throw of split cane or stick thrown violently with hand to wound or hit something, like tree fruit.

To throw at someone or something así, ⊗ en.

Snake about half-yard long, black, that rears and throws itself at prey.

PALAPÁLA

Scaffolding for works and framing grape arbors, as on Corpus Christi feast.

PALASPÁS

First leaves cut from tobacco plant.

(ancient) Spoon of palm leaves.

PALÁTANG̃

Midrib of palm or banana leaf, which on small leaves is called i-it.

PALAUÁG

(from lauág).

Explanation, declaration.

To explain, declare a thing, ⊗ en; that explained, mai ⊗, i ⊗; explain oneself, ag ⊗: saánco ng̃a anaugáten daguiti ⊗ mo, I do not agree with your explanations.

PALAUPÓ

Foot or tenon of frame fitting into mortise of another.

Hinge of door.

See bottó.

PALAÚS

(from laús).

Excess.

Very good man, exceedingly grave illness, na ⊗.

PÁLAY

Wedge on which crossbeam or tie-beam rests.

Stab.

To stab, strike with point of arrow, cane, mai ⊗.

PALAYÁO

(from layáo).

Species of net or trap to catch leaping fish.

PALAYPALÁY

Very gentle wind, almost calm.

To ease wind, ag ⊗.

Taken for mild illness of little gravity.

PALAYPÁY

Pennant in form of streamers placed on boats.

PALBÚT

(from lobbót).

Engendering.

To engender, principally woman, ag ⊗.

Taken also for child engendered: palbútmi toy á ubíng.

PALÉC

Hammer blow.

To strike with hammer, stone, so nail enters, i ⊗.

See páloc.

PALENG̃PÉNG̃

Dissuasion; retraction.

To dissuade from an intent, e.g. so one does not go, ⊗ en.

See tipéd.

PALÉT

Thickness of liquids.

To thicken a thing, e.g. chocolate, ⊗ en; thick thing, na ⊗.

PALGÁC

(from leggác).

Manifestation of a thing.

To discover or confess own crime, i ⊗ na met laénğ ti básolna.

PÁLI

Spleen of man or animal.

PALICPIC

Detour.

To speak or act by circumlocutions, i ⊗.

Fin of fish.

See palispís for first meaning, and pigar for second.

PÁLIG

Violent movement from wind force.

For wind to carry boat off course, mai ⊗; nai ⊗ cam sadi N., wind carried us to N.

See paláis.

PÁLIG

Poorly oriented building, post, not facing mark, ag ⊗.

PALIGGUÉD

Term used in North meaning prop or support.

To lean, rest against, ag ⊗; pag ⊗ an ti saráeud, lean on staff.

PALÍIO

Observation.

To observe, watch, notice something attentively, noting it and reflecting, ⊗ en: Paliioentáy pay, let us see what stops.

See siim.

PALÍLIT

To look askance, like traitor, ⊗ an.

See palúdip.

PALÍMED

(from límed).

Secrets: Dica palutpúten daguiti ⊗ á nadiosán, investigate not divine secrets.

PALING̃UÉT

Term used in Narvacán applied to delayed thing, like letter: nag ⊗, was delayed.

PALINSÚSOC

To overfill the measure, ⊗ an.

See gampápao.

PALIOENĞOÉNG̃

Vagrancy, idleness.

To wander idle, agpal ⊗.

To shun, evade something, i ⊗.

See calioenğ-oénğ.

PALÍPAD

To throw or pry timber at one end to position it, ⊗ en.

PALISPÍS

Error or miss in shooting: pass touching or glancing, mai ⊗.

Disguised expression: say something in circumlocutions disguising expression, e.g. diantre for devil, i ⊗.

See palicpic, patapáo.

PALMÁ

(ancient) Round gold bracelet, pinğ ⊗.

PALMÉNG̃

(from lemménğ).

Secret; reserved thing kept in heart or hiding place.

PÁLO

For locust to lay eggs, ag ⊗.

I ⊗ da ti ípusda ng̃a aganác, put tail in ground to lay eggs.

PÁLOC

To hammer, drive or insert something with blows, i ⊗.

PALONÁPIN

Lining of leaves placed inside pot or basket.

To line pot, basket with leaves so contents do not spill, ⊗ an.

To heap grass on road, field, ag ⊗.