Coughing fit, and phlegm itself: cough up phlegm, ag ⊗.

(ancient) To cry out loudly wounded, ag ⊗.

(from sag and adú).

Much, excessively: spend much without count, ⊗ en: ⊗ cami, much fell to each of us.

See bussién for first meaning.

(from sag and maysá).

One by one: do or distribute one by one, ⊗ en.

Rare thing, only one of its species: ⊗ ti timóbo, one sprouted here and there.

See sinasín for first meaning.

Commitment, danger: put someone in commitment, i ⊗.

See sáruc in second meaning.

Waterlogged soil, hard to dry.

To infuse hope, fear, i ⊗.

Company of dancers: dance together, ag ⊗.

Watery matter issuing from sore: issue said matter, ag ⊗ ó um ⊗.

See nána.

Coarse thread with much burr or knots: knotty thread, na ⊗.

Some take it for tangled skein of cotton.

See botolbótol for first meaning.

Roasted fish or meat mixed with parboiled vegetables: mix it, i ⊗.

Intrusion: intrude where not needed, um ⊗: meddlesome, suma ⊗.

Increase, surcharge: put one thing on another; overload cart, i ⊗.

Steep thing, like mountain, roof: na ⊗.

Climb: climb to house, mountain, high thing, um ⊗; make climb, pa ⊗ en; that brought up, i ⊗.

Thing floodwaters reach, or that can be climbed, ma ⊗.

(ancient) Coarse word naming female private parts.

See sigquínğ.

To thresh legumes to remove husk, ⊗ en.

To shake dust off someone, beat him, ⊗ en.

To expose someone publicly, tell in public what should be secret, ipa ⊗.

To decay, ruin something beating or shaking it, e.g. broom or tree branch, ma ⊗.

Laxity or heaviness of body from indisposition.

Taken for indisposition itself.

See laládut.

Difficulty, hindrance in walking from long dress: walk así, na ⊗.

Entanglement: entangle or snag one thing with another, mai ⊗.

Obstacle: be hindered, mai ⊗; hinder, and detain someone uselessly, ag ⊗.

See cab-ít.

Excess, surplus in good sense: surpass another in something, ⊗ en.

Gift, particular grace, advantage, excellence, privilege, prerogative: surpass one in holiness, skill, ⊗ an; improve one giving more than others, i ⊗.

See talogáding.

Soaking: soak, penetrate water or other liquid, um ⊗.

See agsép.

(ancient) See sagorsór.

(ancient) Thick-bearded, na ⊗.

Tree of medium height, whose fruit crushed and mixed with oil cures mange; also used for incense and to purify air.

Sharp, ironic or satirical word, na ⊗.

Mistake or miss, like poorly aimed shot; encounter of two things grazing each other, like passing ships: graze, mai ⊗.

Shoot from rice stubble.

Banana shoot, pineapple shoot.

See subbuál.

Agility, lightness in movements or doing anything.

See salaoit-oit in last meaning.

Very light touch given to someone to give hint or call attention: touch someone with hand, ⊗ en.

To pass grazing something, or meet glancing, um ⊗.

Rubbing of things together: rub together, ag ⊗ ó mai ⊗.

To speak by innuendo, addressing one and alluding to another to reprimand or reprove.

See paságuid in first meaning.

Last to be favored: siác ti in ⊗ mo únay, ámin cadaguiti donğdonğenğoém, me pospones á todos los que amas, me dejas el último para ser regalado.

Certain mark or characteristic in animals taken as sign of good or bad qualities: have such signs, nag ⊗.

See dagótay.

See sagauisíu.

(from tipéd).

Bolt, door bar.

Trembling of body: tremble, um ⊗ ó ag ⊗.

See piguerguér.

To graze ground what is dragged; drag something grazing ground lengthwise, ag ⊗.

(from sápat, ancient).

Time the sun shines until near noon, ⊗ an.

Eaves of roof, or of hammock.

Main lean-to or angle of house; chapel added to church to enlarge it: add angle to house or chapel to church, ⊗ an.

(ancient) For vessel to turn black from holding wine or water long time, ⊗ en.

See saganád.

See sagubanít.

Gift, donation, present: give something to another donating it, ⊗ an; apply it, grant favors, i ⊗; benefactor, manágut ó manğí ⊗.

See parábor.

To feel sleepy, drowsiness overcome one, ⊗ en.

Shrub a yard tall bearing white flowers.

Sobbing broken like hiccup: sob thus, ag ⊗ ó um ⊗.

See sainnéc.

Hiccup: have it, ag ⊗.

(ancient) Tripping to fell someone.

Fabrics woven in Ilocos.

Lamp, candle: place where oil and wick put for light, ⊗ an ó pag ⊗ an.

Moan, sob: groan, sob, ag ⊗.

See saibbéc.