(ancient) To glean fruit after harvest is over, ag ⊗.

To make dam across entire width of river and channel it elsewhere to easily catch fish left dry, ⊗ en or sarpén; he who, manarép.

Hissing noise made by meat, fish, etc. when thrown into boiling lard, or of lamp wick when water mixes with oil: produce such noise, ag ⊗, um ⊗.

(ancient) For spring water, blood, tears to cease flowing: stagnant, stopped, ag ⊗.

See sayetsét, sarebséb for first meaning.

Action of penetrating or slipping in making a hole: penetrate animal breaking fence, escape fish breaking net, um ⊗.

(ancient) Lots drawn of saints or other things: draw lots, ag ⊗.

River cascade, waterfall.

Rattan species like small cord, with which some hats are lined inside.

To lay out rice sheaf in sun with ear facing upward and spread out to dry easily, ⊗ en.

Very puffed and bulky skirt, na ⊗ á cáin.

Consecutively, continuously.

To follow one thing immediately after another in order, e.g. Tuesday after Monday, eight after seven; one thing continuous to another, um ⊗: Al día siguiente é inmediato, iti aldáo á sumari-dát.

See saronó.

Semicircular movement, like rooster circling hen, or pig fighting another attacking sideways: make such movement, ag ⊗, um ⊗; circle rooster around hen, ⊗ an.

(ancient) To incite roosters to fight.

See arimadénğ.

(ancient) To place vessel under enemy fire, um ⊗.

(from gáyad).

To drag clothes forward or backward from being too long, ag ⊗.

To drag what is carried on shoulder or in hand.

See salinggáyad.

(from gúyud).

To drag skirt, etc. behind, or what is carried on shoulder or in hand, ag ⊗.

See salingğúyud.

Renovated shoot, sprout, tender stems of plants.

To sprout shoots tree or plant, um ⊗, ag ⊗.

See tarúbonğ.

(ancient) To draw near where many are, increasing the crowd, um ⊗.

See sanúd.

What projects, protrudes: stick out one thing from another, like fingers, um ⊗: Nag ⊗, what they made uneven.

See pasario-át.

Has same meanings as oalag-oág, meaning shaking dog, horse, etc. dust or water: shake así animal, ag ⊗.

Extension, widening in following senses: water spreading as it falls; tree canopy spreading as it grows, becoming showy; hen fluffing up wings to shake dust: happen something of aforesaid, ag ⊗.

To expand, gladden heart with music, ma ⊗ an ti púso.

Instantaneous and partial sight of an object, e.g. someone running past: see something thus, ma ⊗ an.

To block opponent’s blow with something, ⊗ en.

(ancient) Ivory buttons.

(ancient) Door jamb or latch bar.

(ancient) Stick leaned to secure door by foot.

Shears-shaped prop to raise or support timbers.

See sanğgól, turárac.

Small fish trap to catch ípon.

See bóbo.

Support, stay, foundation, fortification, strength, shelter in physical and moral sense.

To support oneself, lean on something to become strong and firm, ag ⊗, um ⊗.

To endure, suffer troubles, misfortune, ⊗ an daguiti rígat.

See salindég, sarquéd.

Keenness of mind or talent: person of keen intellect, surpassing others, na ⊗ á táo.

See sarút.

Fable, story, narration, conversation.

To tell stories, recount events, converse, ag ⊗; what is recounted, ⊗ en; he who recounts, narrates, manaríta; one who knows many stories or speaks well, suma ⊗.

(ancient) To sprout plant after cutting, ag ⊗.

Glass, crystal: ⊗ ti matá, spectacles; also iris of eye and what looks like glass.

To look at oneself in mirror, ag ⊗.

Shadow or figure of what is presented in mirror (used in spiritual sense): arámid á pag ⊗ an, model deed.

Weeding: to weed, clear crop, especially in newly cleared land, ⊗ en.

Valance, fringes, lace: hanging thing, e.g. long hair, horse mane, edges of tablecloth: hang something thus, ag ⊗.

For person or thing to fall into water, ma ⊗; what fell into water, na ⊗.

To fluff mattress, pillow, ⊗ en; fluff anything, ⊗ en.

See patarucánag.

Cane split at one end into slats forming a funnel, serving to hold a small lamp.

Used also to harvest fruit from tree.

Funnel-shaped basket to cover and shelter chicks.

See salucsúc.

Keenness: very sharp point of knife, na ⊗.

(Metaphorically).

Keen intellect.

See tarumámis, sarírit.

To plant feet firmly, dig in heels: dig in heels exerting force, ag ⊗, um ⊗.

To land on feet like cat, mai ⊗ ti íma.

See seccád.

Visit in general: to visit, ag ⊗; visit relatives, sick, prisoners, ⊗ an.

Herb serving as antidote taken in decoction with water.

See sucnál for first meaning.

Pursuit, succession: to follow others, go behind them, um ⊗.

Eve of feast, aldáo á ⊗ ti fiesta.

See saridát.

Prop to raise house posts.

Nausea: to feel nausea, um ⊗.

See sarípit for first meaning.

(ancient) To care for the sick, ag ⊗.

Slipknot, running knot, na ⊗: undo slipknot pulling end of rope, ⊗ en; di ma ⊗, cannot run.

To follow immediately one after another, e.g. three or four dispatches in succession; people entering church one after another; woman whose births follow in immediate succession, agsa ⊗.

See taróyao.

Hanging threads left in middle of fabric; lint of old clothes.

See samotsámot.

Resistance: to resist what exerts force against one, e.g. temptation, river current, enemy, um ⊗: ⊗ en ti saíro, resist the devil.

(ancient) See serráy.

Set of animate things, each in its species, e.g. company of men, flock of birds, herd of sheep.

See arbán.

To cast, throw net, loop, rope, to catch something, i ⊗.

See sarruád.