Search: seek a thing, ⊗ en; search, ag ⊗; seeker, manğ ⊗ or manag ⊗.
Find something, sought or not, ma ⊗ an; be able to find, maca ⊗.
Need: be needed, ma ⊗; not needed, saán á ma ⊗.
Said modestly of illegitimate children: na ⊗ an.
See bíroc for first meaning.
Wrap something in cloth, paper rolling it, ⊗ an: Sinapútanda ni Apótayo iti ulés, wrapped our Lord in shroud.
In South this word has meaning of sácop.
Grab whatever there is or found, ⊗ en.
Tree good for building; bark dyes fishing nets black.
(ancient) Pass rubbing against someone, um ⊗.
Illness, ailment: sickly, ag ⊗; fall ill, ma ⊗; diseased part, na ⊗.
Pain, grief, sorrow: repent, regret what was done, ⊗ en or na ⊗ ti náquem.
Painful, pitiful thing, nacasac ⊗.
Cause sorrow, pain, pa ⊗ an: Daguiti pitó á ⊗ ni Apo Santa Maria, Seven Sorrows of Mary.
Defend someone, plead for him, i ⊗; advocate, manğí ⊗.
The stalk to which the stems of fruits forming a cluster are attached: Sisa ⊗ á natnág ti nióg, the cluster of coconuts fell with the whole stalk.
Going to where one goes very rarely: verify it, mai ⊗.
Horn of animal.
Horn or antler of an animal, ⊗ an; horned.
Pangs of hunger or stomach debility.
To feel them, um ⊗ ti tián.
Shooting pains of hunger, sar ⊗.
Singeing.
To singe at the flame, ⊗ an.
To roast at the flame, i ⊗.
To roast over a slow fire.
To dry or warm something at the fire.
(ancient) Loose threads, lint.
Gift given by one who has just arrived to his relatives or to those who visit him.
To go ask, receive something from the newly arrived, um ⊗.
To visit the newly arrived from a journey.
See salabúsab.
Encounter.
To meet, e.g. on the road, ag ⊗; find something, ma ⊗ an.
Commitment.
To commit oneself, put oneself in danger, mai ⊗: Dinac isar ⊗, no me espongas.
See sagmác.
Daring, rashness.
To enter boldly into a house; pass without hesitation among people, etc., um ⊗.
To meddle where uninvited.
See saramúsom.
To take, buy several things of the same species without choosing, bad with good, etc.; adjust bad things with good, small with large, etc., pag ⊗ en.
(ancient) To cross an inlet of the sea in a boat, i ⊗.
See salagság.
See sagáyad in the second meaning.
To flow gently the water of a river or brook from being shallow, ag ⊗.
To sew joining two pieces without folding the edge of either, ⊗ en.
To draw closer and closer to someone, e.g. to one who is angry to appease him, um ⊗.
Saramoquénna ti túdo, he draws closer and closer to the rain shower, or breaks through it, like one in a hurry to leave.
Fried pastries, delicacies: to eat them, ag ⊗, ⊗ en.
The amount given to newlyweds as a gift and not considered part of the dowry.
Joke, jest: witty, graceful in speech, na ⊗.
In the South this meaning is not understood.
See danğér for this meaning in the last sense.
Tenacity, daring.
To pass without hesitation before people or what is ahead, um ⊗: Sanna láenğ ti adú á táo, bows his head and passes through many people.
Said also, ⊗ enna laenğ, when one dares alone to undertake any difficult thing.
See saracósoc.
Shelter, support.
To care for someone, assist him to protect him from harm, or hold him so he does not fall, ⊗ en; he who, manaránay.
To place something slightly tilted and facing the light, like clothes spread facing the sun to receive rays well, or a book being read, etc.
To place something thus, i ⊗.
To go confront the enemy, go out to meet him; approach one who is angry with someone, um ⊗.
Refrain: iti um ⊗ iti toro, ituredna ti sanğdó, he who wants to play with the bull must endure the goring.
Funnel.
Flask, jar, etc. with a spout.
The upper half of a coconut shell.
To funnel, ⊗ en; that which, i ⊗.
(Metaphorically).
Heavy drinker, glutton.
Of poor retention, who barely learns a thing and forgets it: ⊗ á táo.
Food items that crunch easily, like toast, sugar candy, etc.
What is thus, na ⊗.
Joke, humor: witty in speech, na ⊗.
Some give to this word the first meaning of saramsám.
To place hand or other thing before eyes so sun rays or excess light do not harm, ag ⊗; to view an object thus, ⊗ en.
To glimpse a thing.
See pásir.
From time to time, na ⊗.
See pasaráy.
To appear unexpectedly the one being talked about; for a child to pronounce when least expected a word thought unknown to him, masar ⊗.
(ancient) To scream one being forced in any sense, masar ⊗.
The stubble left when shaving poorly; poorly cut hair; stubble of poorly reaped field.
What remains thus, sinaraosaóan; to reap, shave, etc. leaving patches, ⊗ an.
To ask skipping around the doctrine or other subject, ⊗ an.
To know something in patches.
(ancient) To tie tightly between canes, ⊗ en.
Buckler or shield.
To shield oneself or await the blow with the arm, i ⊗ ti ima: to parry, contain, sustain something with the hand or arm, ⊗ en.
See sanğgá in the second meaning.
(ancient) To reinforce a thing by lining or cladding it, ⊗ an.
To choose, cull, e.g. the best of a book, rice, ripe fruit, etc., leaving the green or vice versa, ag ⊗: ⊗ en ti natanğquén á pagay, choose the seasoned rice.
(ancient) To have head drooping from decrepitude and with blue wrinkles, ag ⊗.
To tear entrails from belly of animal; also to unpick clothes tearing stitching, ⊗ en.
See satsát for second meaning.
Breeches (corruption of Spanish zaragüelles).
(ancient) Said of the time when children’s teeth begin to emerge.
Great sultry heat, excessive warmth with stuffiness brought by the wind: to produce it, um ⊗.
The time between nightfall and nine or ten at night: Sinardámmo ti natúrog, you slept early.
Cessation, detention or interruption.
To cease, interrupt an action, um ⊗; what is interrupted, i ⊗: Rígat á di ag ⊗, unending troubles.
See sardénğ.
Halt, stop.
To stop, halt one walking or doing something, ag ⊗, um ⊗.
To stop doing a thing, i ⊗.
See tuquénğ.
To fetch water for bathing or other purpose, except drinking, um ⊗.
Sound of fire when drops of oil or water fall on it: produce such sound, um ⊗.
Waterlogged soil.
See bareshés for last meaning, and savetsét for first.