RISSÍIT

To heat with intensity the sun, rumsiit: Calor intenso del sol, narsiit ti init.

RISSÍNG̃

Separation of part from trunk, like individual from family, branch from trunk, fruit from cluster: separate thus, ⊗ en.

RÍTEM

(ancient) Multitude of people.

RITÍNG̃

Extra finger attached to another; skin growth or fleshy lump.

Bunions or lumps adhering to pitcher, plate: have them, ⊗ an.

RITRIT

Screech of paper, cloth tearing: screech paper, um ⊗: tear such things, ⊗ en.

RITUÉR

Dirtiness muddling water: somewhat turbid water, na ⊗.

Dimness of sight: sight growing dim, ag ⊗ ti panagquita.

In some towns this name given to small, wrinkled, venomous crabs.

(Metaphorically).

Overly virulent people.

See libég for first meaning.

RIUENG̃

Daze: be dazed, lose sense of direction, like one recovering from fainting, or struck senseless, ma ⊗.

RIUÉT

Adverbial term of time: with apag prefixed, means twilight at dawn or dusk: agágao zipnğét laodg.

RÍUIS

To cut, score diagonally or obliquely, ⊗ en.

See piuis.

RIURÍU

Reduplicative cardinal number of ríbu, equivalent to million: Sanğa ⊗, one million; mamin ⊗, million times.

ROBBÓOT

Sudden attack: attack suddenly death, enemy, ⊗ en.

See quel-láat.

RÓBO

Treachery, treason: commit treason, break fidelity and agreement, i ⊗; he who, manğí ⊗.

Ruin, loss: ruin oneself with gambling, trade, mai ⊗.

In North this name given to corn ear.

See gólib for first meaning, and lúud for second.

ROCÁ

Spongy, soft, loose: spongy, loose earth crumbling easily, na ⊗ ng̃a dagá.

ROCBÓS

Luxuriance: lush, having many leaves, na ⊗.

See ranğpáya.

RÓCOB

Bow of body: bow forward, ag ⊗.

(Metaphorically).

Subjection, defeat: subdue, defeat someone, pa ⊗ en.

In North polistas of courthouse called pa ⊗.

Goods stored to sell later, pa ⊗; store them, pa ⊗ en.

See rucnóy for first meaning.

ROCÓD

Measure of length: measure in general, ag ⊗; measure a thing, ⊗ en; measure, panğ ⊗; measure two things placing together to see if equal, pag ⊗ en.

ROCÓP

Rot, wood-rot: rot, decompose materials losing cohesion, e.g. iron, stone decaying over time; wood or mats decaying with dampness or wear, ag ⊗: thing lacking consistency, like bad wood, metal, cloth, rope, paper, na ⊗.

ROCTÓT

Suffocation of one by another lying on top: suffocate lying on top, ⊗ en; he who, manğ ⊗.

To bow, yield under weight, e.g. neck under load carried on head, ag ⊗.

(ancient) Tired of sitting, like clerk, tailor.

ROGÁROG

Continuous grunting of pig: grunt thus pig, um ⊗.

RÓGOS

Cutting of dresses: cut piece of cloth, ⊗ en.

Cut last threads of web to remove from loom.

ROGSÓ

Vehemence of affection: overflow with joy, love; full of anger, rage, na ⊗: Na ⊗ ti ayátna, his love overflows and is intense.

See regguét.

RONG̃-ÁD

Violent twisting of body part: twist someone’s neck backward, finger upward, ⊗ en; twist on its own, ma ⊗.

RONG̃BÉD

Blunt, truncated, like knife, blunted arrow: said also of one with sunken lips.

Frown: make bad face, scowl from displeasure, anger, um ⊗.

RONG̃DÁO

Short and pointed stump of wood, cane, remaining in ground after cutting: hurt oneself with it, ma ⊗.

RONG̃DÓ

Breakage of canes, sticks, bone: break, ma ⊗.

See toccól, bonğtól.

RONG̃GÓ

Confusion produced when several speak at once: produce such confusion, agro ⊗.

RÓNG̃O

To remove whiskers from shrimp, crab, ⊗ an.

RÓNG̃OS

To pick or cut rice ears leaving whole stalk, ag ⊗ ó ⊗ en.

RONG̃RÓNG̃

End of candle, cigarette butt: burn candle, tobacco to end, ag ⊗.

Fingertips worn down, stick worn, ag ⊗.

RÓNO

Small reed cane resembling reed grass.

RONRÓN

Pleats of shirt, curtain: pleat something, ⊗ an.

See rorrón in last meaning.

RÓOT

Grass in general; trash: litter house with trash, ⊗ an ti baláy.

RÓPENG̃

Pug-nosed, flat-nosed: ⊗ ti agónğna.

See ronğbed.

ROPÚROP

To saw or cut cane, wood around circumference without splintering, ⊗ en.

RORÓS

To strip ears, or pick tree leaves running fingers through, ⊗ en; he who strips thus, manğ ⊗.

RORRÓN

Cords lifting warp threads so weft passes: pleats of shirt collar.

ROSANG̃ÉR

Roughness: poorly planed wood, board, na ⊗; rough cloth; rough skin, like herpetic, na ⊗.

See quersánğ.

RÓSOC

Stomach: feel nausea, agro ⊗ ó rorosóquen.

ROSÓROS

Friction of one thing against another: rub cord against another, or on wall, table, ag ⊗.

See risíris.

RÓSOT

Wood-boring shipworm, a species of snail that bores into vessels.

ROSSOÁ

To come out in public, manifest oneself; to sprout, be born, e.g. plant, eruption, etc., rumsoá.

Adú ti rimsuá ng̃a sasanto, many saints have appeared, have come forth.

¿Aniá ti rinossoáin ti colcólyo? from what has your dispute originated or arisen?

Generally this word is used when there is no known cause, e.g. when with the onset of rains a multitude of mosquitoes or insects appear, which the natives believe are born without fertilization.

ROSSÓOD

Collapse of roof or floor of house, bridge, etc.

To collapse, marsoód.

To go up and down from the house repeatedly, like a child, um ⊗.

ROTÓC

Swarming of fish in the water, of a swarm of worms moving, or of ants in an anthill.

To swarm thus, um ⊗.

RÓYOT

Heavy load of fruit on tree: be tree laden with fruit, bent by weight, ma ⊗.

See arúyut.