PÚLIS

To tangle horse tether on tree to hold it, i ⊗.

To test fighting cocks before fight as rehearsal, i ⊗.

PULPÚG

Continually: mapul ⊗ á mapálonğ, perform continuous personal service.

PULQUÍT

To cut hair as close as possible, ⊗ an.

PULSÓT

Breakage of rope.

See pugsút.

Agca ⊗ báguis, uterine brothers.

Cock-running festival game where cock hung by feet from crossbar and horsemen pull head off.

PULTÁC

Bald on crown of head.

Taken for priest’s tonsure.

PULÚS

Pure, without mixture, of same kind: all white, ⊗ á puráo; all rice, ⊗ á bagás; all men, ⊗ á táo.

Totally, entirely: ⊗ á diác maaoat, I understand nothing at all.

Idiom: cuentas á ⊗, sapín á ⊗, rosary of pure gold, trousers of pure silk.

PÚNAS

Hand towel or rag to clean anything: that with which cleaned, pag ⊗; wipe body with rag, ag ⊗; wipe another, clean dirty thing, ⊗ an; what wiped away, dirt, ⊗ en.

Said of cleansing sin, sadness: ⊗ em ti ladinğitmo.

See dalús.

PÚNAY

Turtle dove or wild pigeon.

PUNÉR

Thickness, robustness of body: stout person or animal.

PÚNG̃AN

Pillow.

Cushion to kneel on, ⊗ á pagparintuménğgan.

PUNG̃ÁNAY

Beginning of book, story, work, etc.; origin.

The first fruit of a tree.

The fourth cut of leaves on the tobacco plant; they give this name in consideration that the first three cuts are not good tobacco to deliver to the Hacienda.

See poón for the first meaning.

PÚNG̃ED

Obstinacy, pertinacity, stubbornness; insensibility.

Insensible or stubborn person; untamed animal that cannot be restrained, na ⊗.

See súbeg.

PÚNG̃EG

Plague of hunger, etc., public calamity: ⊗ á panúsa ti Dios, punishment from God.

See rígat, síba.

PUNĞÉT

Stubble or residue remaining in the ground after reaping rice or cutting a plant clump, etc.

To cut something close to the trunk; cut someone’s hair shaving it close, i ⊗.

PUNG̃GÁ

(rare) Expiration.

Breathed last gasp: na ⊗ ti ánğesna.

PUNG̃ÍL

Breaking off, snapping off at the root: to snap off at the root the spur of rooster, horn of animal, branch of tree, ma ⊗.

PUNG̃SÁY

Separation of one thing from another naturally contiguous or attached.

To separate finger from hand, branch from tree, ⊗ en; fall off on its own something aforesaid, um ⊗.

PUNG̃TÍL

Blunting, cutting off tip.

To blunt knife, lance, stick, ⊗ en; blunted thing, na ⊗ an.

See poltínğ.

PUNG̃TÓT

Excitement, anger, fury of one who is enraged.

To get angry, maca ⊗.

To become furious, enraged, ag ⊗; anger another, provoke him, cause him to become furious, ⊗ en.

Sentence: iti mananğnğég iti ⊗ na, ti maínğel comá.

See unğét.

PUNÍPUN

Union of two or more things.

To gather, unite several things in one place, ⊗ en; the place, pag ⊗ an.

See típon.

PÚNIT

Leaf of door or window.

To close door or window, i ⊗.

To lock someone in, ⊗ an.

To close the sandbar of river, mamúnit.

See riquép for the first meaning.

PUNNÓ

Plenitude, fullness of a thing.

To occupy, fill with any thing another or an empty place; fill completely any vessel, ⊗ en; to fill on its own, ma ⊗.

Full thing, napnó.

Said also of being one full of feeling, joy, labors, etc.

Complement, or what is added to fill something, pamunnó.

Dissimulation of faults of someone: e.g. dissimulate or overlook someone’s defect or fault, which is properly to fill or make up for what the other lacked, whether with goodness, prudence, etc., ⊗ an ti cúranğna.

PUNNÚUC

Corm or root of herbs and plants: ⊗ ti sabá, corm of banana.

PÚNO

Wear, dulling of bladed weapons or cutting tools.

Dull knife, worn tool, na ⊗; to dull or wear out, ma ⊗.

PUNSUÁT

(ancient) Turning of intestines, upheaval of belly.

PÚPUC

Confinement, imprisonment.

To lock someone up in a room, ⊗ en; locked up person or thing, na ⊗.

PÚPUG

Density of sowing.

To sow densely, dropping or scattering much seed, ⊗ en; densely sown, na ⊗.

PÚQUIS

Shaved head, or one that has been peeled.

To cut, shave part or all of hair with razor or scissors, ag ⊗; barber, mamúquis; whom shaved, ⊗ an.

See polquít.

PUR-ÍS

Fly speck, of person or animal.

PURÁO

White, and whiteness in general.

See púdao.

PURÁR

Dazzling, glare.

To be dazzled, dim the sight from light; be dazzled by looking at sun, ma ⊗.

See sírap.

PÚRI

Fall of tree from rot at root, or because cut purposely.

To separate any thing from trunk by decay or force, ma ⊗.

Na ⊗ ti nğípenna, his teeth fell out.

See póil, bual.

PURIQUET

The weed commonly called in Spanish amores secos (Chrysopogon aciculatus).

PÚRIS

Thorn or any sharp thing that pricks into foot: prick oneself with sharp thing, ma ⊗ an.

To pierce heart offensive word, ingratitude: maca ⊗ ti saóna.

See siit.

PURISASDÁS

Bald head: bald, having little hair on all the head, na ⊗.

Land cleared of weeds.

See polinanğnánğ for first meaning.

PURÍTAC

Volunteer crops, that fell accidentally from hand and sprout in between rows.

PÚRO

Island, islet of sand or earth: tagui ⊗ á dárat, dagá.

PURÓC

Meeting of people, council, assembly or similar; group of people; pen of animals: gather, agpu ⊗: Sanğca ⊗, a meeting, group.

To sprinkle, rain in patches, ma ⊗ ti túdo.

To charge, attack, um ⊗.

(ancient) Small grove.

See típon for first meaning.

PURRUÁC

Scattering of material and tiny things.

To scatter throwing to ground rice, clothes, money, i ⊗.

See oáris.

PURSÍNG̃

Tearing off of branch: tear off branch, ag ⊗, ma ⊗.

PURÚS

To pick tree fruit with hand, ⊗ en; he who, mamurús.

To fall on its own by wind, ma ⊗.

Not applicable to harvesting rice.

PUS-ÓNG̃

Lower abdomen between navel and pubis, where bladder lies.

PUSACSÁC

Pure whiteness: completely or extremely white thing, na ⊗.

See púdao.

PUSASÁO

Faded color: fade color of clothes, wood, um ⊗.

PÚSAY

Parting, separation.

To separate one from family or country; wean child; separate one thing from another, ⊗ en.

To part, separate from beloved thing, pumus ⊗.

See sína.

PUSCÓL

Thickness of board, cloth: thick thing, na ⊗.

Density of cloud, thickness of crop, forest.

See inğpís, its opposite, for first meaning.

PÚSEG

Navel of person or animal.

Apex of fruit.