Pouting of child about to weep: make them, ag ⊗.

See ani-il.

Stony ground, road with many sharp stones: par ⊗ ti dálan, road is very stony.

Overfilling measure or vessels.

See só-ot.

(from túmenğ).

Kneeling.

To kneel, ag ⊗; before whom kneeling, or place where, pag ⊗ an.

To kneel stumbling, mai ⊗.

Frying pan or cauldron (carajay).

Rotational movement.

To roll or spin any body on itself, like earth, noria, ag ⊗.

To pair, ag ⊗; pair a thing, ⊗ an (corrupted Spanish pares).

Prohibition.

To prohibit in general, ag ⊗; prohibit a specific thing, i ⊗; to whom prohibited, ⊗ an; prohibited thing, mai ⊗.

See caláya.

(from ramán).

Test, experiment.

To try on clothes to see if fitting, i ⊗; taste liquors, dishes to see if good, ⊗ an.

(from matá).

Vision or revelation in dreams.

To reveal in dreams, ipa ⊗.

Illusion or imagination without reality, formed as certain: have it, ag ⊗.

Advantage, superiority.

To surpass someone, defeat him in anything, ⊗ en; he who, mamarmee.

Inferiority, loss.

To be inferior, defeated, ma ⊗.

Used to signify humiliation of enemy and extirpation of error or heresy.

See dbac.

Ruse to make others speak what one wishes to know.

To test, sound out, probe someone in conversation underhandedly, ag ⊗.

Adventure, chance.

To do something by chance to see if hitting mark, ag ⊗.

Early cloud signs presaging rains: agpar ⊗ ti lánğit, sky begins clouding to rain.

The cause or motive of an event: Iti panagadal, ⊗ enna ti pannacaammó, study is cause of knowledge: iti dáques á cababalinmo ti mamarmáy iti leddáanğco.

Origin: ⊗ co tóy á libro.

See táud, parbó.

Tree good for making instruments.

Bubbling of water gushing from spring, falling in stream, boiling; bubbling of wounded blood.

To bubble, um ⊗.

See cobboár.

Railing of billiard table, desk.

Fruit of vine called líbas.

(ancient) To examine strictly; torment someone to speak truth.

Tree with reddish heartwood, exceedingly heavy, very durable even exposed to weather, esteemed for carriage spokes.

Or paronápor.

Term used in Narvacán applied to unfruitful, sterile land: á dagá.

See túag, taguenğténğ.

Exceedingly good, excellent thing in goodness, sanctity, nai ⊗.

Wreck of boat.

To drive boat intentionally ashore due to storm, ag ⊗.

See lio-án, sadsád.

Butterfly species.

(ancient) Sudden consumption.

Swaying, vacillation.

To sway, oscillate, like one losing balance from weakness, drunkenness, or slipping foot, ag ⊗.

Uprooting.

To uproot any plant, hair of head, feather of bird, ⊗ en; pull part of something, ⊗ an; for bird to pluck feathers, person to lose hair, ag ⊗.

See bag-út, abrút.

Tilting of a thing.

Tilted thing, like house after typhoon, na ⊗.

Excessive cheapness: buy goods at lowest price, excessively cheap, na ⊗.

See irig.

Bruising.

To crush coconut husk, wood, cane, striking blows, ⊗ en.

Adventure, risk.

To venture doing something in doubt of good outcome, agpar ⊗.

Frivolous reasons without substance.

See bárenğ, ubbáo for last meaning.

(ancient) Land abandoned as sterile and bad.

Thick cane weave placed over roof frame.

Space of ten days: sanğa ⊗; duá ⊗, twenty days.

Vertical, e.g. mountain cut vertically.

Splashing.

To sprinkle something with what is being washed, splashing it, ⊗ an: na ⊗ annac iti danúm, iti pitac, splashed me with water, mud.

Bonus given in selling liquor: seller gives extra cup beyond measure.

(rare) Restlessness, swarming of fish in water when numerous: swarm así, agpar ⊗.

To puff up, soften pork cracklings when recooked, ma ⊗.

Creature.

Creator (applicable only to God), mamarsuá or namarsuá.

To create, make something from nothing, ⊗ en; created thing, in ⊗.

Said also of what man makes or invents: inventor, mamarsua; invent, ag ⊗.

Or partáanğ.

Divine inspiration; omen or sign of future.

To inspire something; give God help, ag ⊗; what inspired, i ⊗.

Good counsel, warning given.

Gummy, medicinal vine: scraped bark applied to cuts stanches blood; decoction good for hemorrhoids; crushed and mixed with wax and oil cures fractures.

In some southern towns called saronğoár.

See pacdáar for first meaning.

Lightness, briskness.

Diligent, prompt, active person or animal, na ⊗.

Fright, startle: to be startled, disturbed, like one waking suddenly, mai ⊗.

Beauty, fairness, na ⊗.

See siglát, cartínğ for first meaning.

Taut cord used for aligning.

To align thus, ⊗ an.

See paguér in second meaning.

Stick on whose ends coconut shell halves placed, serving for winding.

(ancient) Andirons serving as candlestick base.

See paráuad.

Defeat, subjection.

To defeat someone, ⊗ en; be defeated, ma ⊗.

See parméc.

See báto.

Fish corral; weir in middle of river with bends: he who makes it, mamasábinğ.

To catch fish pouring poison in small amount.

To water field with little water for short time.

Flattery: to flatter someone, ⊗ an.

See pastroc, pay-óc for this last meaning.

Fall flat, as happened to those who came to arrest the Lord.

To fall thus, mai ⊗.

To fall one on another or anything on someone, pag ⊗ an.

In North this name given to ridge of roof.

To cast down hill poles, timber, i ⊗.

Wheelless cart, whose box is supported by two thick lateral timbers dragging along.

See uluds.

Square thing, like timber, land.

(from ságuid).

Reprimand.

To reprimand underhandedly, ⊗ an.

Fop, dandy: to be one, ag ⊗; prowl around girls, agpas ⊗; he who, mamas ⊗.

(ancient) Gifts made by groom to bride’s relatives.

(ancient) Fringes, lace.

Equivalence: Addá met ⊗ na, there is also another equivalent reason.

To substitute something in place of another, i ⊗.

Said of bearers, dancers, etc.; of horses when paired one with other: pair thus, agca ⊗; pair, ca ⊗.

To transfer, endorse debt, load, i ⊗.