PAR ÓYOG

To tilt or lean building, rice, from wind force, ag ⊗.

See diphayes.

PÁRA

Boiling stream.

To boil water, etc. falling in stream, ag ⊗.

Marrow that coconut grows before branching.

PARÁ OT

To bind tightly, tying a thing giving several turns with cord, ⊗ an.

See litílit.

PARA-OPÓ

Sound of water in deep drop where current joins.

To produce said sound water, ag ⊗, um ⊗.

PARÁBOR

Liberality, gift.

To give something with liberality, ag ⊗; gift, what is given, i ⊗; liberal, generous, manag ⊗.

Sentence: no cayatmo ti bumaenánğ, daguiti napanğlao ⊗ am, if you want to be rich, be generous to the poor.

PARÁCAD

Tree whose bark serves to dye fishing nets.

See síquet.

PARAGOPÓG

Sudden fall.

To fall suddenly or where wounded falls, as also the damned into hell, mai ⊗.

(ancient) Old thing.

PARAGPÁG

Rib of man or animal.

Ribs of umbrella, ⊗ ti páyonğ.

Curved timbers of boat joined to keel.

PARAGSÍT

Agility, lightness.

Agile, active, of light blood, na ⊗.

See siglát.

PARÁNAS

Plain, equality, smoothness of something.

To level or even ground, table, ⊗ en.

Equal, smooth, well-finished thing, na ⊗.

See linis.

PARÁNG̃

Presence, appearance.

To present oneself, appear in public place, um ⊗, ag ⊗; present a thing, i ⊗.

See pamaránğ, saclánğ.

PÁRANG̃

To tie firmly a boat; hold spirited animal by head, feet and hands; secure someone holding feet and hands and pulling them in different directions, ⊗ en.

PARANG̃Á

(ancient) Anthesis, blooming.

To be blooming rice, ag ⊗.

PARANĞÁAN

(from paránğ).

Front of house; courtyard, fence or site before a building.

Church atrium, ⊗ ti simbdan.

PARANĞÁRANG̃

Publicity, manifestation.

To publish, manifest a thing, i ⊗.

See duyacyác.

PARANĞCÁP

(from ranğcáp).

Gift, present made or given: ⊗ co quencá, gift I give you.

To give something gratuitously, ag ⊗, i ⊗; to whom, ⊗ an; he who, mamaranğcáp; send another to give gratuitously, agpa ⊗.

Refrain: iti ⊗, dilit mabárac, gifts soften rocks.

PARANĞÉT

Proximity, neighborhood of towns immediately adjacent to each other.

Neighboring towns, agcaca ⊗.

See cuarába.

PARÁO

Small and very heavy-moving boat.

PÁRAO

Hoarseness.

To be hoarse, ag ⊗; become hoarse, um ⊗.

PARAOPÁO

Any vain and light thing with which something is concealed to dissimulate or feign it.

To cover something thus, ⊗ an.

Vain or exaggerated word.

To say more than what is, ⊗ anna ti saóna.

PARAPÁRA

(ancient) Scattering.

For each piece of body to scatter, e.g. from gunshot, ag ⊗.

PARÁRIS

Roller placed under timber being dragged.

To place it, ⊗ an.

Said of one over whom something rolled accidentally, na ⊗ an.

See áial.

PÁRAS

Windy place, open air.

Place where wind blows freely, na ⊗.

PARASIPÍS

Wiggle or movement of fish in shallow water.

To move fish thus, ag ⊗.

PARASPÁS

Clearing somewhat tall.

To reap, clear thus reed beds, grass, ⊗ en.

See patpát.

PARASSIÁO

Term used in South, meaning splashing water when fish rises to surface leaping, or when person or animal swims, ag ⊗.

See parsíac.

PARATIGNÁY

(from tignáy).

Wheel; spring of mousetrap, lock, etc.

Machine instrument, like those tyrants used for torture.

Balance wheel of clock.

PARATÍMID

(from tímid).

The cord securing hat to chin.

PARATIPÍT

Sound produced when defecating, especially during loose bowel movements.

In some towns this name given to reeds with which church adorned on feast days.

PARATÓ

Jocularity, joke.

To banter with impertinences, ag ⊗; playful person, na ⊗, manag ⊗; jesting word or work, par ⊗.

See rábac.

PARÁTOC

Silver ornament placed on top of cattocónğ hat.

PARATOPÓT

Somewhat loud sound produced when defecating or passing gas.

PARÁUAD

Mutual contribution made by relatives and non-relatives for dowry of marrying couple, or wedding expenses.

PARAYPÁY

Fringes; anything hanging down, like tassels, lace, cloth border: pinaraypayán, fringed thing.

See barayúbay.

PARBÓ

Invention, own production.

To invent lies, false testimonies, ag ⊗.

Author of unknown thing, or inventor, manag ⊗: ⊗ c toy á baláy, this house is my design.

See pátar.

PARCÁG

Drought.

Land, well, lagoon, fish very dry, na ⊗ an.

See atí, magmág.

PARDÁNON

(from dánon).

Perfection of finished deed: ⊗ en d talónen, plow land many times so moisture emerges.

PARDÁS

Promptness, lightness.

To do anything with promptness, ⊗ en.

Na ⊗ ti ipapatáyna, died suddenly.

See cartínğ, siglát.

PARDÁYA

Calumny.

To calumniate, impute what one did not do, ⊗ en.

See pammadpadáques.

PARDÉNG̃

(from rebbénğ).

Moderation, continence, temperance, proportion, medium.

Not to exceed in spending, food, dress, speech, ag ⊗; medium, neither much nor little; proportionate in stoutness, wealth, ca ⊗ an.

Convenient, equitable, mai ⊗.

See timbánğ.

PARDÚD

To fatten or feed animal well, ⊗ en.

(ancient) Activity, persistence in doing something consecutively without interruption.

PARGUÍ

Gallantry.

Gallant, na ⊗ (said mainly of woman).

To adorn oneself, appear attractive, ag ⊗.

Agility of person or animal.

Nimble and good-looking, mainly in movements, na ⊗.

Singularity, speciality.

To specialize, e.g. teaching one with special care, ⊗ en.

PARÍ-IR

Coolness.

To put something in cool air, i ⊗; cool oneself, ag ⊗; the place, ca ⊗ an.

See lammí-is.

PARIÁ

Balsam apple or bitter melon (ampalaya).

PARIÁN

In some towns means market or square where all goods sold.

PARICADCÁD

Term used in Union meaning same as maricadát.