PATTÓG

To overturn cart, tinaja, etc., ma ⊗.

PÁUAD

One-handed, lacking a hand or arm.

(ancient) To pollard trees or plants.

PÁUH

Prohibition.

To prohibit something, i ⊗; whom prohibited, ⊗ an: nai ⊗ ti panagcalap, fishing is prohibited.

Temperance.

To temper the fury of anger, etc.; deprive body of food for temperance; restrain senses, ⊗ an.

See párit.

PAUÍCAN

Sea turtle.

Its shell, baláy ti ⊗.

See casícas.

PÁUIS

The longest or primary flight feathers of rooster’s wing.

PÁY

Adverb of time and quantity meaning first or before; still or yet; more, e.g.: comed primero, y luego iréis, manğáncay ⊗, quet sacaytó mapán; still, not yet arrived, di ⊗ dimtenğ; give me more, iccannác ⊗.

PAY-ÓC

Flattery, adulation.

See pasablóg in last meaning, and pasiroc.

PAYACPÁC

Fluttering or shaking of wings.

To flutter wings bird, ag ⊗.

See cayabcáb.

PAYÁP

(ancient) To poke finger in eyes, ⊗ an.

PAYÁPAY

Action done with hand or handkerchief to call.

To call thus, ⊗ an.

Species of small, fast crab inhabiting holes along saltwater inlets.

PÁYAT

Tread on something.

To step on anything, ⊗ en.

See baddéc.

PAYEGPÉG

Trembling of person or animal from cold, fear: tremble, ag ⊗.

See piguerguér.

PAYOCÓ

Hunched, round-shouldered.

To walk así, ag ⊗ á magná.

See yúcus.

PAYOGPÓG

To lift fluttering something the wind, like paper, dust, fire spark, i ⊗; that lifted ainsi, mai ⊗.

PÁYONG̃

Umbrella, parasol.

To use it, ag ⊗.

PAYONGPÁYONG̃

(from páyong̃).

Nail head, mushroom cap, so called from shape.

PAYSÓ

In truth, indeed, agpay ⊗; truth, quina ⊗; do something truly, ⊗ en.

To verify, turn out true what was thought, ma ⊗ an: perform something, do it truly, ⊗ en á aramíden.

PÁYUD

To cast urine stream far, um ⊗.

PAYÚS

Good disposition of something.

Well-finished or completed thing; person knowing how to dress and adorn oneself with perfection, na ⊗.

See taráqui, taér.

PECCÁ

Fracture of metals and earthenware objects.

To break them, ⊗ en.

To open by force someone’s tightly closed fist.

See bóonğ for 1st meaning.

PECDÁ

At once, without beating around the bush.

⊗ m á saoén, say it in one word.

See pinsán.

PECPÉC

Fullness of any container.

Very full thing, like sack, granary; mouth full of food, barely holding contents, na ⊗.

Filled with sadness, pain, etc.

See poséc.

PECQUÉL

Compression of something in fist.

To squeeze in fist, e.g. lump of cooked rice to eat it; squeeze any thing thus, ⊗ en.

To massage any part of body, ⊗ ⊗ en.

Sanğca ⊗, a little, a fistful of cooked rice, etc.

See guemguém.

PEDDÁ

Surfeit of good or unpleasant thing.

To be surfeited, e.g. of eating, of seeing what displeases, ag ⊗: napdáac á nagná, I am tired of walking.

Ayát á di mapdá, untiring love.

See bussúg, pennéc.

PEDPÉD

Restraint, appeasement, mitigation.

To appease, mitigate anger, pain, etc.; restrain any passion, ⊗ en: ⊗ em ti toócco, mitigate my pains.

To stanch blood, ma ⊗ ti dára.

Shrub whose leaves the Igorots chew.

See ep-ép.

PEGGÁD

Danger.

To be in danger, ag ⊗; dangerous thing, na ⊗; in what has danger, pag ⊗ an.

Sentence: iti agayát iti ⊗, cailiona ti rigat, el que ama el peligro, en él perecerá.

PEGGUÉS

Swiftness, speed, intensity.

To intensify wind, water current, um ⊗: fast current as in river floods; vehement love, intense air, napgués.

See siglát.

PEGPÉG

Said of what is ground or broken into tiny pieces, like over-milled rice.

PEL-LÁ

Gash in flesh.

To gash meat to salt it; divide something by slashing, ⊗ en: a piece of meat, sanğca ⊗.

Blood clot: ma ⊗ ti rumuár á darana, his blood comes out in clots.

See guerret.

PEL-LÉNG̃

Daze from loss of senses.

To be stunned, senseless, from blow to ear, thunderclap, cannon roar, maplenğ.

PEL-LÉS

Change of clothes.

To change dress, maplés ó pelsán.

To adorn or attire a person, statue, pelsán.

Thread spun on distaff, stronger than wheel-spun thread: spin thus, im ⊗.

See sucát for 1st meaning.

PEL-LÓS

Bending, twisting.

To twist or bend nail, knife, ma ⊗, maplós.

See cáog.

PELNÉC

(from lennéc, ancient).

To set the sun, ag ⊗.

PELPÉG

To cut something evening it out, e.g. long straw of rice bundle, tips of tobacco hand, ⊗ an.

To blunt anything, ⊗ an.

PELPÉL

To load or compress something with weight: gag someone’s mouth with handkerchief so he does not scream; stopper bottle or hole pressing stopper, i ⊗: Nampél ti sol-lát, stopper entered as far as possible.

PELTÁNG̃

Dislocation of bones.

To disjoint bones, dislocate them, as executioners did to our Lord when nailing Him to Cross, ⊗ en.

PENG̃ED

Moderation, appeasement.

To moderate something, penğdán: penğdám ti sanğítmo, ti ladinğitmo, ti dílam, moderate weeping, sadness, tongue.

See pedpéd.

PENG̃NG̃ÉT

To seize each other, come to blows quarrelers, ag ⊗.