QUETNÍ

Therefore (warning); behold here: demonstrative particle composed of quet and ni.

QUETTÁ

To disjoint, separate what was soldered or joined, like iron, mactá.

QUETTÁNG̃

Tiredness of body or limb from lack of movement, or uncomfortable posture: tire of being in bed, sitting, standing: cumtánğ ó mactánğ: Quimtánğac á agur-úray quencá, I grew tired waiting for you.

Straighten bent thing, e.g. cane by placing weight so curve yields, pactanğén.

See úpat for first meaning.

QUETTÁT

Rebound, ricochet: rebound, e.g. ball, cumtát.

Fear of approaching someone, like boy who approaches and withdraws with misgiving.

QUETTÉL

To cut something with nails, ⊗ en; he who, manğettél: ⊗ em ti panagpurásmo, pick fruit from tree with hand, cutting it así.

To cut with one-handed tool, like cutting rose from bush.

Tiempo ti ⊗, indigo harvesting season.

QUETTÉR

Wrinkling of skin from cold: wrinkle skin with cold water, cumtér.

Taken also in bad sense.

QUIA-ÓNG̃

Snare with which animals caught casting it suddenly: catch them así, ⊗ an.

See lastá.

QUIÁC

Cackling of hen when caught: cackle thus hen, or defeated rooster in fight, cumidc.

QUIÁO

Golden oriole bird: orange-yellow color.

QUIBBAÉL

(ancient) To make gestures when whipped, um ⊗.

QUIBBÁSIO

Deflection of shot: miss mark, arrow curving to one side, um ⊗.

QUIBÍN

To lead someone by hand, like mother child, guide blind man, ⊗ en; he who, manğíbin; hold or hang onto another’s hand, um ⊗.

QUÍBIT

Very close to end or extreme: to be at point of exhausting provisions, dying sick person: ag ⊗: ag ⊗ ti dnğesna, already expiring.

QUIBNÓR

To agitate water violently so fish flee to given point; sway house in strong wind gust: I ⊗ ti anğuin ti baláy.

According to some, water whirlpool.

QUÍBOR

Confusion, stirring up: stir up something mixing it, e.g. water, ⊗ en; confuse oneself with many thoughts, chores, ma ⊗.

See riribue for first meaning.

QUIBÓT

Basket of rattan, cane, in pouch shape to catch mudfish (dalag).

QUIBQUÍB

Gnawing: gnaw something person, rat or animal, ⊗ en.

See cárib.

QUICLÍING̃

Clear, ringing, intoned sound of voice or metal: have said sound, ma ⊗.

See quilínğ.

QUIDÁG

Blow struck with elbow, knee or foot: strike it, um ⊗.

QUÍDAY

Eyebrows: close-set eyebrows, agcamang ti ⊗ na.

To smooth cane stripping node whiskers, i ⊗ an.

QUIDDÁO

Supplication, petition: ask, plead something, ⊗ en; ask in general, um ⊗, ag ⊗.

(ancient) Provocation, importunity.

See dóoat for first meaning.

QUIDDÁY

Winking: arch eyebrows, wink eyes making signs, ⊗ an.

See quirém.

QUIDDÉM

Tarnishing: tarnish gold in fire, with use, macdém ó macdemdan.

Sentence: aoán ti macdeman á dáyao quen quinabacnánğ, iti básol á cagapuinan.

QUIDDIÁS

Rebound, ricochet: ricochet striking against harder thing, cumdiás: throw stick, lance at animal glancing, ipacdiás.

QUIDDÍS

Small piece taken pinching: Sanğa ⊗, a pinch of something: take by pinches, ag ⊗.

QUIDÉM

Close eyes, ag ⊗: taken for sleep: Dica cumid ⊗, do not sleep; diác maca ⊗, I cannot sleep.

New moon conjunction, and more properly all nights when waning.

To be orphaned at very young age before knowing mother, naquedmán ti inána.

See quirém for first meaning.

QUIDÓG

Novelty, wonder, admiration causing stir in town, e.g. arrival of bishop, mayor, dog dancing.

See derriáo.

QUIDQUÍD

Sticking of cooking food: stick thus, um ⊗; remove from pot what stuck, ⊗ an.

QUIDSÉR

Natural strength in person: robust, enduring hunger, na ⊗.

(ancient) Stubbornness: stubborn, like boy refusing obedience, na ⊗.

QUIÉT

Movement bending feet or whole body while speaking: stand así, um ⊗.

Movement animals make lowering spine.

QUÍGAO

Fawn of deer.

Said also of calf of cow, mare, carabao while small.

See orbón.

QUIGMÁT

Compound adverbial with apag, meaning in an instant, twinkling of an eye.

QUIGTÉNG̃

Roughness, lack of talent, learning or fortune; smallness of spirit: Na ⊗ á panúnot, shallow thought; na ⊗ á panagbiág, miserable, poor life.

QUIGTÓT

Fright: be frightened, startled, ma ⊗; startle someone, ⊗ en; he who startles, manğigtót.

Fright received at start of sleep during nightmare: feel said fright, agquig ⊗ á matúrog: Nacaquig ⊗, frightening thing.

See amés.

QUIL-LÁ

(ancient) Interjection of doubtful meaning.

QUIL-LÍNG̃

Metallic sound resembling bell: sound thus, um ⊗.

QUIL-LÓ

Crookedness: crooked like stick, road: na ⊗: bend something, um ⊗.

Speak crookedly like beginners, addá quil ⊗ ti panagsaóna.

Injustice, na ⊗ á pananğocóm.

Worsening in illness: worsen, ipacpa ⊗.

QUILABBÁN

Leftover cold cooked rice: eat it, manğilabbán.

Said also of cold cooked rice even if not leftover.

QUILÁNG̃

Bark of tree so called, powdered and put in wine or tuba to ferment.

See gamó.

QUILÁO

To eat raw meat or fish seasoned only with vinegar and salt, ag ⊗.

(Metaphorically).

Said of relatives or friends who betray one: ⊗ enna ti dillem ti N.

QUILAOQUILÁO

To keep eyes steady without blinking, looking intently, ⊗ ti matána.

QUILÁP

Luster on metals, precious stones: shine, gleam metal or polished surface, um ⊗.

See siláp.

QUILÁT

Interjection of mockery: said opening eyes with fingers at same time.

(ancient) First fruit of tree: pick first fruit, ⊗ an.

QUILÉB

Weir net to catch fish.

See ásar.

QUILÉP

Decline of health or robustness: faint from confusion, weakness, shame: decline, lose health from consumption, sudden illness.