(ancient) To do something with attention, putting all senses into it, i ⊗.

See sinğgát.

Spying or secret observation as in war, etc.

To spy thus, ag ⊗; whom or what is spied upon, ⊗ an.

See siim.

Knot of cords, and improperly of other things.

To make a knot to join the ends of cords, ⊗ en.

See siglót.

To take a little sauce, salt, etc. with fingers or morsel, dipping it to eat.

To eat something thus, ag ⊗; morsel dipped in sauce or salt, i ⊗.

To eat cooked rice and salt only, agsim ⊗ á manğán.

Winged ants or termites.

Flat, level.

Flat thing, like ground, board, etc., na ⊗.

To seat something well, have no tilt, e.g. chair, bottle, etc. placed on flat surface, ag ⊗; seat it well, ⊗ en or i ⊗.

To settle judgment; begin to have prudence, ag ⊗.

To dismiss doubt, resolve decisively on a thing: Pag ⊗ em ti náquemmo, make up your mind.

To serve provisionally in an office, job, etc.; not be firm in post, dipáy nag ⊗.

The balls, cords, etc. placed on a horse’s forefeet so it learns the amble.

Also the stick or cane with which the arms of a man or animal are secured so he does not escape.

To put said balls on horse, or secure something así, ⊗ an.

To tie provisionally bundles of rice being harvested.

To surprise someone in some place.

To put or arrange things in order, without confusing one with another, ⊗ en.

Indecision, uncertainty caused by equality of motives or reasons between two opposite things, e.g. having equal reason to go to two different places and being undecided in choice; to be uncertain of outcome of a thing in competition with another through equality of reason or strength between the two.

To feel said indecision or uncertainty, ag ⊗ ti náquem.

(ancient) For two first cousins to inherit equally from their uncle, ag ⊗; equal kinship held by two nephews, e.g. ag ⊗ cam quen Alonso, Alonso is our maternal uncle, brother of our parents, and therefore we are first cousins.

Industry, cunning of the thief.

To use ruses the thief, or take advantage of some circumstance, like darkness of night to steal, ⊗ an.

Close and intimate friendship between two or more.

To have it, ag ⊗: of Jesus Christ and St. John it is said: nagca ⊗ da Jesucristo quen S. Juan: Ca-simponğálac ni Antonio, Antonio is an intimate friend of mine.

(from poón).

To recount something from its origin; tell something from the beginning, ⊗ en á ibagá.

To inform oneself, clarify origin of an issue, lawsuit, etc., ⊗ en á saludsúden.

See talontón for this meaning.

Affliction, anguish, great sorrow of heart: to have it, ag ⊗; he who is thus anguished, na ⊗; to grieve the heart, ma ⊗.

See polcóc.

Trial, tasting.

To taste liquid things, ⊗ an.

Animal that begins to eat, apag ⊗.

Clearness, cleanliness, transparency.

Clear sky, clean and transparent glass, na ⊗.

To clear up cloudy day, um ⊗ ti lánğit.

Of noble blood, na ⊗ á dára.

Separation.

To separate, part one from companion or bad habit, um ⊗.

To part two from friendship, or also to retire each to his house, etc., ag ⊗.

To break up a meeting, or dismantle pieces of machinery, etc., agsi ⊗.

To separate people or things from each other, pag ⊗ en.

To abandon animals their young because already grown, i ⊗.

Idiom: the surviving spouse says referring to deceased: dáydi na ⊗ ac, this is: the one from whom I was separated.

See pusinğ.

(rare).

The game called tic-tac-toe.

To play it, ag ⊗.

(from sámar).

Rays of the sun, of any star or light.

Comet’s tail, etc.

(ancient) Sap freshly drawn from coconut palm, from which tuba is made.

See annariar for first meaning.

See sinín.

Weight equivalent to thirteen pounds and twelve ounces.

Part of rice sheaf called sinğay.

Obstacle, impediment, hindrance.

To be hindered, e.g. when having many things to attend, masinğ ⊗; that which interrupts or distracts, maca ⊗; interrupter, maninğ ⊗.

To insert, introduce one thing into another, e.g. wedge into axe handle, graft into tree, i ⊗.

(from galút).

Bond between co-parents or relatives: to have it, ag ⊗.

Tuberous root in the shape of a large onion (jicama, Pachyrhizus erosus).

It is white and sweet-sour in taste; eaten raw.

Rush, flurry of tasks.

To be overwhelmed by having many things or business to dispatch, not knowing which to attend, ⊗ an; to be occupied in things done as if competing; to be overwhelmed with many affairs, ma ⊗; for business or things to overwhelm someone thus, maca ⊗.

See sacrár.

See inğar.

Interruption.

To interrupt one who is speaking or doing something to tell him something, ⊗ en; that with which one interrupts, i ⊗.

To ask politely permission of one who is busy or speaking to tell him something: ¿⊗ enca? do I interrupt you?

To leave for a moment visit politely: I ⊗ ca pay láenğ, I leave you for a moment.

To mix words with others, or work among other chores, i ⊗.

See renğrénğ.

The action of opening with an instrument an obstructed thing.

To open thus, e.g. mouth of sick person, ⊗ en.

The various bundles or small sheaves of rice that compose the large sheaf.

One-armed, having arm stiffened and unable to straighten it.

Cords, ropes or ties of anything.

To tie something with one end of rope, ⊗ an.

Incontinently, immediately.

To do something immediately, at once, as soon as, ⊗ en: Idi dimténğ, in ⊗ na ti nagpaayáb quencuana, as soon as he arrived, he sent for him immediately.

See guiddáto.

To tether animals placing a stick between collar and cord so they cannot bite it or escape, ⊗ en.

To recount lineage ancestry; trace something to origins, ag ⊗.

To put one or two in a single chain or irons, ag ⊗ ó ⊗ en.

See sipól.

The best condition, season or fitness of grains to pound them.

Whole grains in well-milled rice, na ⊗.

To melt fat in water to make lard, ⊗ en.

See sisi.

Very high-pitched voice: Na ⊗ ti únina, has a shrill voice.

Twins.

To be twins, ag ⊗.

Collection of debt.

To collect debt, ⊗ en; collect debts in general, ag ⊗.

To hold accountable, demand or exact against word or deed of someone, ag ⊗.

For illness to recur, um ⊗ ti nasaquit.

Post or pillar to prop up floor.

(ancient) Forked post.

Licorice.

Medicinal for grains, applied in poultice; root decoction good for colds.

To cook oily fruits or plants to make oil, ⊗ en or ag ⊗.

Sip through nostrils.

To sip, take something through nostrils, um ⊗; what is sipped, ⊗ en.

(ancient) To amputate an entire leg.

(ancient) To be sweating, ag ⊗.

To sniff dog raising snout, um ⊗.

See saép.

Border rim of dugouts, or of wall.