(ancient) Dissimulation, feigning not knowing.

Hog cholera, mortality of pigs.

See baládonğ.

(from nğodó).

Bracelet or bead necklace, stones: woman’s wrist ornament.

Straightness of furrow.

Taken for furrow itself, and properly for ridges between furrows.

(ancient) Uncertainty.

See its root querrém.

To blow nose, ag ⊗, agui ⊗.

To blow child’s nose, i ⊗ am ti ubínğ.

Preference, special esteem.

To esteem one thing more than another, ⊗ en.

See nğróna.

Bad odor, principally of trousers.

Boasting, presumption, bravado.

To boast, brag, ag ⊗; what boasted, i ⊗.

See padamá.

Order.

To do something in order, not skipping, ⊗ en: turn or time given to each, ⊗ an.

Interruption of work; rather, same work interrupted: dica agarámid iti ⊗, no hagas nada que se interrumpa, esto es, que no se concluya.

See pandá, tanğéd.

Section of cotton fruit: sanğca ⊗.

Leaf of book, door, cloth, flower; folio of book, card, sanğca ⊗.

(ancient) Tip, end.

(from tímid).

Supporting head with hand.

To place hand on cheek, chin or forehead to support head, as when thoughtful, ag ⊗.

See tapáya.

To skin chicken, and head of man, ⊗ an.

(ancient) Chalk.

Hilly or chalky land, na ⊗.

Passive prefix.

(See use in Grammar).

Prefixed to bagui, means to act in place of another: iti Santo Papa ti ⊗ bagui ni Jesucristo ditóy dagá, Pope is Vicar of Christ on earth.

(from ammó).

Knowledge of the wise.

Lumps forming in veins, in hollows of arm or leg, as well as after being wounded or ulcerated extremities of limbs: break out such swelling, ag ⊗.

See pannirién.

Very large fruit bat.

Edible tuberous root; kind of jicama.

(from annúgut, ancient).

Permission, license.

(from turáy).

Submission to another’s will or order: wait for command to execute, ag ⊗.

Handkerchief.

To use or wear it, ag ⊗.

Smoky odor.

Smoky thing, stench of smoky food, na ⊗.

(ancient) Remainder after paying what is owed, or after distribution.

To arrange diners distributed in proportion, or dishes on table, ⊗ en.

Term used in South meaning beach of river.

(ancient) Pool or puddle on river beach.

Taken by some for desolate place without houses or trees.

See capandágan, antár.

Height, summit, top of mountain, ridge of building.

See toctóc.

Species of clogs or slippers with wooden soles, quite thick.

Sound of blow struck on some objects.

Thought, to think, ag ⊗, ⊗ en.

Consideration.

To consider something in thought, ⊗ en: modamd ti panagpan ⊗ na.

Judgment, opinion formed about something.

Taken for prudence or wisdom.

Sentence: ⊗ em á patindyong á quitquitáen ti Dios ti púsom.

See náquem.

Sending, remittance.

To send or remit something through a person, mail, i ⊗; he who, manğí ⊗; to whom sent a specific thing, ⊗ an.

See pan.

Open country, outside town, solitude.

To go to country, field, solitude, ag ⊗; be alone, ag ⊗.

A town of Ilocos Norte.

See pacní, doay.

Dry or seasoned, like coconut fruit, beans: tóy á nióguen, this coconut is seasoned.

See loóm.

Tedium, annoyance, boredom.

To become bored, ag ⊗: person who bores easily, na ⊗, manag ⊗.

Wild duck.

(from paít).

Rumen/tripe containing cow’s bile.

Herb resembling purslane, eaten parboiled with vinegar as salad.

Species of bamboo bench or cot.

(ancient) Shame caused to one by seeing an indecent act in others.

Ultimate effort.

To exert effort doing or saying something because unable to do it later; satisfy fully desire, anger, i ⊗.

With suffix an, means to annoy, bother someone; make him suffer deserved punishment.

See pacsá.

To wet oneself in clothes, ag ⊗.

Said of one who urinates where forbidden.

Tree so called, whose fruit is edible.

Small bird that sings at dawn.

Thrust, pressure to insert something in hole.

To push or press something so it enters well, e.g. nail in hole, i ⊗; thing pushed thus, nai ⊗.

See lennéc, pelpél.

Tender coconut whose inner shell can be eaten.

See passíao, its synonym.

Prefix that joined to roots makes them signify company.

Prefix that joined to roots of place means to put, cast toward the point named by root, e.g. dayáen, cast toward the East.

See its root náquem.