See buác.

Habit, inclination or custom acquired.

To become accustomed to something, acquire a habit, etc., ma ⊗; to accustom someone, ⊗ en; accustomed, na ⊗.

Sentence: iti ⊗ á panagsaót iti naimbág, salio-ánanna ti napirác.

Door or entrance of the house, garden, etc.

Entrance of town, ⊗ ti íli.

Outside.

To take outside what is inside something, i ⊗; to go outside, um ⊗.

Outside the town, ⊗ ti íli.

See áuay.

Multitude, crowd, abundance, set of many things.

To multiply, abound things of the same species, ag ⊗, um ⊗: Na ⊗ á rígat, abundant troubles; ⊗ ti táo, multitude of men.

(ancient) Blackberry, bramble.

See arioec-oéc for the first meaning.

(ancient) See rubsáy.

Origin or emergence of material and inanimate things.

To begin to sprout or be born the sown field; to emerge teeth in child or animal, etc., um ⊗.

Labor pains or precursor symptoms of childbirth.

To suffer them, agpa ⊗.

See rúsing̃ for the first meaning, and sical for the second.

Preparation for the march, and the departure or start itself.

To prepare oneself to depart from one town to another, or to depart in effect, ag ⊗.

To dispose oneself, prepare oneself and get ready to execute something with success and opportunity, or to begin executing it, i ⊗.

See oriat.

Penetration through any part or place, however thick and dense it may be.

To penetrate through anything, cross e.g. a thicket, forest, army, or fort, ⊗ en: saán á ma ⊗, impenetrable.

(ancient) Density of forest, in contrast to rubsáy which is only for fences and other such things.

The force and liveliness of fire when fuel burns well.

To stoke the fire with wood, etc. by blowing or stirring it, ⊗ an.

To increase, expand the intensity or flames of fire, fury, anger, etc., um ⊗; to incite to anger, add fuel, ⊗ an.

See arún.

Breach or pass made to enter somewhere.

To open a breach through which to enter; to make a way, ⊗ en.

Unexpected fall.

To enter or sink where it seemed firm, and fall down, mai ⊗.

See the preceding (rubsáy).

Sandy ground or shifting terrain where one walks with difficulty, ca ⊗ an: terrain thus, na ⊗.

See luc-át.

Opening or damage suffered by some structures, such as vessels, buildings, etc. on their sides through wear, wood-rot, etc.

To open a net, remove a plank from the side of the vessel intentionally, ⊗ an; to open by chance, ma ⊗ an.

Said of any damage suffered by bodies through wood-rot or because lime eats them, or rotting through the action of water or earth.

To suffer any body said decay, ma ⊗ an.

Said of one who has overlapping teeth.

Deep bow made out of humility.

To make it, ag ⊗.

Respectfully, with humility and reverence, siru ⊗.

Pomp.

Showy tree or dress, na ⊗.

See rocbós.

Lowering, inclination.

To lower the body leaning slightly forward, like one making a genuflection, ag ⊗; to lower the body so as not to touch the load carried on the head, i ⊗.

To offer respectfully, e.g. a novena to the Virgin, a gift to a Superior, etc., i ⊗.

See rucbáb.

The action of inserting steadily and gradually a dagger, knife, etc. into the entrails of an animal or part causing a mortal wound.

To insert it thus, i ⊗; the animal into which it is plunged, ⊗ en.

To undertake a thing, begin a journey, etc., i ⊗.

See curócor.

(ancient) See arioec-oéc.

Old age of things, except man or animal.

Rags, clothes, book, etc. torn to pieces, rug ⊗.

See rútay, rutrút.

Fall forward and onto something that hurts.

To fall thus, mai ⊗.

Assault.

To attack someone throwing oneself upon him, ⊗ an.

Crumbling, collapse of a heap of things.

To crumble coming to the ground, collapse a heap of rice, books, stones, etc., ag ⊗.

To destroy or remove the occasion of sinning, ⊗ en.

See reggáay.

Beginning of any thing or work.

To begin, give beginning, ⊗ an; he who, manğ ⊗; that with which beginning is given, i ⊗; work begun and not concluded, na ⊗ an.

Sentence: iti dáques ti ⊗ na, dáques ti tonğpálna, quien mal principia, mal acaba.

See poón, gapú.

Dirtiness in general.

Dirty thing, na ⊗; thing causing disgust by its dirtiness, nacarug ⊗; to soil a thing, ⊗ an.

Delicate, disgusted by everything, managrug ⊗.

Thing not well suited to desired purpose, e.g. poorly cut quill, weapon that neither cuts nor wounds, na ⊗.

Thing detracting from perfection, poorly finished, imperfect, e.g. shoes, bad writing, etc.

See murénğ for first meaning and alás for others.

Small black ants.

(ancient) To sprout the plant, um ⊗.

(ancient) Rice that sprouts anew.

See rem-éc.

To submerge clothes washing them, i ⊗.

See rárem.

Coloration, redness on lips.

To redden lips with betel, na ⊗; rouge them, agpa ⊗.

Flat thing not well rounded, like pumpkin, etc., na ⊗.

Hopper insect.

Natives eat it toasted.

(ancient) Sterility in animal.

See lúpes for this meaning.

Swaying of stern or bow.

To sway thus the vessel, mai ⊗.

Melting, dissolving.

To melt wax, sugar in water, salt, etc.; to dissolve the heart in any passion, ma ⊗.

See túnao.

To bend or twist something against natural position to break it, ⊗ en.

See ronğ-ád.

Action of wringing neck of someone.

To wring neck of person or animal, ⊗ en.

Disproportionate and formless opening made naturally or on purpose, without observing rules of art.

(ancient) To push vessel to refloat it, ⊗ en.

To poke part of something through a hole or opening; poke head in and out snake or rat, um ⊗.

(ancient) Dirtiness on the body.

Baring of teeth.

To show teeth person or animal, like one laughing or scolding, ag ⊗.

To make grimaces exerting effort or singing.

Said of man or animal that angers or makes faces.

Fury, intense anger.

Furious, bloodthirsty, wrathful person, or animal of great fierceness, na ⊗.

To become enraged person or animal, ag ⊗.

See punğtót.

Wear through use.

To wear out, decay any thing, ma ⊗: clothes, wood, iron worn by use, na ⊗.

(ancient) To suckle child with anxiety, um ⊗.

See rocóp for first meaning.

Face, countenance in general; facade of building, cover of book, etc.

Broad-faced, na ⊗.

To recognize someone by features, mai ⊗ an; recognize him from deed, i ⊗ an; unrecognized due to disfigured face, di mai ⊗ an; resemble each other two or more in face, agca ⊗ ó um ⊗.

To know someone in the face the shame he has, the wine he drank, mai ⊗.

To throw in someone’s face a thing, ipa ⊗.

Collision.

To collide one thing with another, ag ⊗.

Fight.

To fight, clash two armies, ag ⊗.

(from rúpa and unğét).

Scowl, grim face.

Person frowning with displeasure or anger, na ⊗; frown, ag ⊗.

See alidunğét.

See rapéd.