QUITDÓL

To pick first fruit of tree or land, ⊗ an.

(ancient) Cut ears, leaves, shoots with knife or fingers, ⊗ en.

QUITÉB

Throb: throb heart, pulse, ag ⊗.

See picápic.

QUÍTINĞ

Shortness of a thing: short dress, short building floor, na ⊗.

QUITÍQUIT

Groove where sliding capiz shell or blind runs; groove in sculpture: make it, ⊗ an.

QUITÓG

To stir water or liquid in vessel, ag ⊗, ma ⊗; stir it, ⊗ en.

QUITOGQUITÓG

Trembling of chest or limbs caused by fright: be frightened así, ag ⊗; frighten another, pag ⊗ en.

See quigtút.

QUITQUÍT

To eat away little by little, e.g. ants fruit, rat leather, ⊗ en.

QUITQUITÍO

Bird so called: taken for singing of some birds.

QUITTÁB

Bite, mouthful taken with teeth: take bites of bread; bite animal tearing chunk, um ⊗, ag ⊗.

RÁAR

Sensuality or lust: Na ⊗ iti babái, sensual or lustful.

See garamúgam.

RAÁS

Fiction: feign oneself rich, poor, virtuous, ag ⊗.

RÁAY

Cluster of grapes, lanzones, tamarind and other fruits: a cluster, sanğa ⊗.

To cluster fruit, agra ⊗.

Taken also for bundle of corn ears, coconuts.

RÁBA

Worsening, multiplication: work turning out greater than thought at start; illness worsening, um ⊗.

RÁBAC

Joke, teasing for fun: to tease someone, rab ⊗ en; tease, banter, agrab ⊗.

To pretend in jest: rab ⊗ en ti agarámid.

To take in jest what another says or does, iparpa ⊗: Diác cayát ti rab ⊗, I do not want jokes.

RABÁO

Surface of anything.

To place oneself on top of anything, um ⊗; what is placed on top, i ⊗, ipa ⊗.

Shallow thing of little depth, e.g. river, hole, na ⊗.

Word of easy comprehension, na ⊗ á saó.

RABÁRAB

To cut ends of something evening it out, e.g. cane, stick, ⊗ an; he who, manğ ⊗.

(ancient) Great darkness of sky: sky clouding with dense clouds, manğ ⊗.

RÁBER

Greenness of field, lushness of meadow: na ⊗ á pagarában, lush pasture.

RABÍI

Night: nightfall, um ⊗: anochecerle á uno en el camino, etc. ma ⊗ an.

To wait for nightfall, agpa ⊗; wait for deeper night, agparpa ⊗.

To do something at night, stay up late writing, ⊗ en ti agsúrat.

Dinner; eat dinner, panğ ⊗.

Last night, Idi ⊗; night before last, idi casanjá ⊗.

Night of such date, ca ⊗ an ti etc.

Cricket species singing at night, manğrab ⊗.

Said also of woman in labor: manğrab ⊗.

RABNGÍS

Disrespectful words, and also overly familiar ones: Rab ⊗ en á casao, speak disrespectfully to someone.

RABNÍS

Detachment.

To detach something by pulling suddenly; snatch suddenly what someone holds in hand, ⊗ en.

To remain hanging the handkerchief or hat of someone walking under a tree, ma ⊗.

See lapguís for first meaning.

RABNÓS

See the following (rabnót).

RABNÓT

To pull suddenly snatching what someone holds in hand, ⊗ en; pull with a yank leaf, fruit, etc. from tree, ⊗ én.

RÁBOC

Arrival of someone somewhere on the occasion of something happening, mai ⊗.

To arrive e.g. on occasion when they were drinking, nai ⊗ iti panaguinomda.

To eat gratis, um ⊗ iti pannanğán.

See raná for first meaning.

RÁBON

Beginning of shower: I ⊗ ti túdo, rain begins.

RABÓNG̃

Bamboo shoot.

When tender it is eaten in salad.

RÁBOR

Wine of cane honey and water, ni ⊗.

RABÓY

Delicacy.

Delicate, such that anything harms him, na ⊗ ti baguina.

RÁCAB

Width of leaves.

Width of face or body, na ⊗.

To tie, secure post, window, etc., i ⊗.

To grapple roosters, dogs, etc. to fight, ag ⊗.

RACCÁNG̃

(ancient) To take up much space something from being ill-placed, mai ⊗.

RACRÁC

Destruction, disassembly.

To demolish house, piece of clothing, table, ⊗ en; he who, manğ ⊗.

Destroyed, ruined, dismantled, na ⊗.

To break a match, contract, friendship between two or more, ma ⊗.

See daduél, lásanğ.

RACRAQUÍPA

The crop of quadrupeds.

Also called lib-libró.

RACRAQUÍT

Bird so called.

(Metaphorically).

He who talks much and with wit or joking, na ⊗.

RÁCUR

Complete sweep.

To sweep, carry all away leaving nothing, scrape clean, ⊗ en.

See rapón in second meaning.

RACÚRAC

To spread news, fame, etc., ag ⊗, mai ⊗.

See uará.

RÁCUS

To tie, bind person, shaky chair, ⊗ an.

To tie person or thing to a post, i ⊗.

See raquéd.

RÁDAM

Said of one who at dusk sees poorly.

To suffer this illness, ag ⊗ iti malém.

RADÁO

To cut something higher up from trunk, ⊗ an.

RADRÁD

Rubbing.

To rub, scour with rough thing, ⊗ an.

See rasrás.

RAÉB

In some towns means cast net to fish croakers.

To enter or reach person or thing bottom of water or interior of forest, um ⊗.

See bannuár.

RAÉM

Reverence, respect, submissiveness or courteous politeness with words or actions.

To submit thus, especially subjects or children to superiors or parents, ag ⊗; whom reverenced thus, pag ⊗ an: Dinác pag ⊗ an, makes no case of me, does not respect me.

Not used when action is feigned.

See gáoay.

RAÉP

Transplanting.

To transplant any plant, especially rice, ag ⊗; that transplanted, i ⊗.

RAG-Ó

Rejoicing.

To rejoice, leap heart with joy, agrag ⊗.

Impetuous movement, like that of children in mothers’ arms, exerting force and playing; leaps of man or animals.

See ragsác for first meaning.

RAGÁDI

Large saw, whose teeth part from center of blade in opposite direction, sawing both ways.

To saw, ag ⊗.

(Metaphorically).

Applied to double-dealer seeking advantage from both sides, speaking ill of each in presence of other.

See quiquir for first meaning.