(ancient) Reflection, consideration: reflect, ag ⊗.

Widening, addition to narrow thing: add something to narrow piece to widen, ⊗ an.

Not applied to lengthening short things.

Attempt: test or try luck in what touches another, to see if he angers, provokes, etc., ⊗ en.

Temptation.

To tempt, ⊗ en; tempter, manaíro or simply ⊗: Dinac sairóen, do not tempt me.

(ancient) To say something ironically.

Sharpening.

To sharpen a knife with another or on a whetstone, ⊗ en; the knife being sharpened, i ⊗; that on which it is sharpened, panğí ⊗ an.

According to some, it means to test the tool to see if it is sharp or not.

(ancient) To polish or burnish, i ⊗; he who, manğí ⊗.

See líguid.

(ancient) For rice grains to bounce out of mortar when pounding, ag ⊗.

Raised mole on the skin.

See siding.

Interposition.

To interpose things among others, e.g. gold beads among coral beads in a rosary, ⊗ an.

To walk, travel overland, ag ⊗; one who travels thus, manal-áy.

See tal-áy.

Division, interspersion.

To be interspersed, like rice crop by a row of corn interposed in between, ma ⊗ an.

Lightning bolt.

Struck by lightning, sinal-ít.

Imprecatory interjection equivalent to may a lightning bolt strike you: ⊗ or sinal-ít.

Ridge of the roof.

To carry a child piggyback on shoulders, ⊗ en.

Vine whose leaves substitute for betel leaves.

To walk bow-legged, ag ⊗.

Position of one thing resting on another to spread or rest.

To put handkerchief on shoulder, hang clothes, or rest arm or leg on something while lying down, sal ⊗ an.

To sit reclining with feet resting on something, ag ⊗.

(ancient) Blow struck on an opponent with a stone.

(ancient) Large basket or fish trap.

See al-litálit.

Proportionate spacing.

To be spaced at even, proportionate intervals, like balusters, na ⊗.

See the preceding (sal-lánğad).

To braid hair, ⊗ en; what is inserted between braids, i ⊗.

To cross feet in different ways, like a drunk walking, ag ⊗.

See ayúbo.

The swallow bird.

A bird so called.

(ancient) For fortune to turn, mai ⊗.

(ancient) To lay blame on another, i ⊗.

(ancient) To amputate an entire leg, ⊗ en.

Encounter of one going somewhere with one coming from there.

To meet thus, ag ⊗; whom one meets, i ⊗.

See salioásio in first meaning.

Persistence in ousting another to take his place or obtain something: to act thus, um ⊗; he who promotes another in this sense, e.g. dethroning a king to set up another, manğí ⊗.

Dissimulation of a defect by artificial means; and applying scented water to nostrils to counteract bad smell.

Face to face.

To dance man and woman face to face, ag ⊗; stand face to face, or meet those coming and going, agsa ⊗.

Rope on which what is demolished remains suspended across, or load placed thus to move it: place something así, ⊗ en; thing placed thus, sinal-lúyan.

Dance.

To dance, ag ⊗; dancer, mannála; one who knows how to dance, suma ⊗.

Interception.

To cut off or intercept a fugitive, ⊗ én.

(ancient) Encounter with a person.

See salbát.

(ancient) An accidental collision or bump between people meeting on a street, etc.

Water that enters through cracks or crevices.

For water to enter the house through crevices, ma ⊗ an ti baláy.

See saprí.

Inconsideration.

Inconsiderate, one who blabs everything he knows; rash in acting, hasty, agsal ⊗ á agsaó ó agarámid; person of this sort, na ⊗.

See sayabat, sanaosáo.

Salvation.

Savior, one who defends another.

To save, ⊗ en or i ⊗; he who, manğí ⊗; to save oneself, mai ⊗.

To help someone in need, defend someone, i ⊗; the act of defending, pananğí ⊗; defender who assists everyone, mananğí ⊗.

See ispál.

Lining, covering.

Defense.

To defend someone as if covering him, ⊗ en or i ⊗; defender, manalacníb.

See salácub, sacólob.

Bird commonly called kingfisher.

Bail or replacement.

To pay something for another, ⊗ an; bondsman, guarantor, manálag; to redeem the distress of another, ⊗ en; that given as bond or with which one redeems, panálag.

See sandí.

(ancient) Girdle serving as waistband and to carry the bolo or knife at the waist.

(ancient) Examination.

Transparency, translucence.

To be translucent paper, clothes, etc., ag ⊗.

(ancient) Director of a procession, of flagellants, etc.

The act of arresting or catching someone in flagrante delicto.

To catch in flagrante delicto, ⊗ an.

See salomágui.

Sleight of hand, prestidigitation, acrobatics.

To practice it, ag ⊗.

A kind of dance, very slow and monotonous.

Large, round, and concave fishing net mounted on a raft with a sweep-like frame, submerged and lifted by counterweight.

To take the net from the water into the boat to fish faster rather than hauling ashore, ⊗ en.

Coarse nickname teasing someone for a personal defect.

Foolishness.

Foolish, stunned, na ⊗: na ⊗ ca, you are a great fool.

See mulímul.

Carelessness in the sense of dropping something one carries, or losing an animal from the lead rope through inattention.

Careless person thus, na ⊗ á táo.

See líuay.

Reprimand.

To reprimand, hold someone accountable for what he said or did to the injury of a third party, ⊗ en.

The action of splicing by fitting the end of a stick into the hollow of a cane.

To splice thus, i ⊗.

See lósong.