SUPÁPAG
Correspondence, retribution: correspond, repay good or bad received, ⊗ an.
Quarrel two or more in words, ag ⊗ ó maqui ⊗.
Correspondence, retribution: correspond, repay good or bad received, ⊗ an.
Quarrel two or more in words, ag ⊗ ó maqui ⊗.
Opposition or contrariety of one thing to another: opposite thing, mai ⊗; contradict, oppose something, disobey, um ⊗; what contradicted, ⊗ en.
Step into place where another left.
See supádi.
Floss silk with which certain fabrics woven.
Change of money: change money, ag ⊗: ⊗ am dáitoy pésos iti biniintinğ, change this peso into two-real coins.
Roughness (opposite of smooth): rough thing on which another slides with difficulty, like wheel on ungreased axle, saw in cross-grained wood, na ⊗.
Has also meaning of supaguét.
Disobedience: disobey law, ⊗ en.
Person or animal with bristling hair.
See sánğit, súnğat in last meaning.
Bag, sack, pouch, pillowcase.
Encase, put in bag, ⊗ an.
Afterbirth, placenta: ⊗ ti ubinğ.
See sáput.
Skin eruption: itchy welts on body: suffer them, ag ⊗.
Action of inserting hand or body under something when cold, i ⊗; get under something sheltering, um ⊗.
Scrutiny, search: search, ag ⊗; what searched, ⊗ en.
Inquire deeply, examine diligently in thought, ⊗ en.
See sucáin, suquísoc.
Disobedience: disobey, um ⊗ ó ag ⊗.
To examine minutely, consider with diligence the affections of the heart; ascertain with care the spirit of a law; search for a thing in a hidden place, ⊗ en: Manag ⊗ iti lintég, iti baláy, etc., one who examines and searches the force of the law, the house, etc.
See suquímat.
The action of lifting something with the point of a staff, lance, stick, etc.
To lift something thus, ⊗ en.
To prick someone as if to vaccinate or extract a thorn, etc., ⊗ en.
Children’s game.
Mole (animal), mannúquit.
To visit crops at night, ⊗ en.
To make or force a way through a crowd or thicket, um ⊗.
(ancient) Volcanic eruption.
To cast out lava the volcano, um ⊗.
Prop placed at a window to prevent it from closing.
(ancient) For animals to refuse to enter the corral; flee from the herd, um ⊗.
(ancient) To break through a crowd of people.
To sow anything around the fence, i ⊗.
(ancient) Call used to summon domestic fowl.
Writing, letter, character.
To write, ag ⊗; write a specific thing, i ⊗; order written, agpa ⊗; scribe, clerk, mannúrat.
Holy Scripture, iti nasantoán á ⊗.
Ear of corn with white and red kernels.
Prop.
To prop up something, ⊗ en; sinúray, to be propped up.
See túcol.
Crossed props in the form of a cross or fork to prop up a house, tree, etc.
See sárunğ.
Some take it for a small and malignant pimple.
Said of what is crooked or deformed in things having a cavity, e.g.: um ⊗ á ubút, crooked hole; um ⊗ á agónğ, turned-up nose; um ⊗ á nğioat, crooked or deformed mouth (applicable also to the mouth of jars).
Leather strap for whipping.
Evening twilight.
To be or become twilight, ag ⊗.
Small teat that some animals have in the middle of natural or large ones.
Exaggeration.
To exaggerate a thing, praise it more than it is, pa ⊗ an ti agsaó.
To repeat, do, say, etc. a second time, ⊗ an á saoén, aramíden, etc.
Also taken to repeat several times.
See dupág.
Gore of any dress.
To put it on a dress, ⊗ an.
Teaching.
To teach, instruct someone, sur ⊗ an; that which is taught, i ⊗; he who teaches, guide going ahead, manğí ⊗.
Doctrine, education, sur ⊗; education given, i ⊗; master, instructor, manur ⊗; disciple, pasur ⊗.
To learn, study, agsur ⊗; that which is learned or studied, sur ⊗ en.
See ammó, ádal.
Outbursts of anger, madness; onset of illness, etc.
To attack anger, etc., sumró: Sumsumrró ti úyong̃na, madness comes upon him sometimes.
See silnóc, siplót.
See sarruág.
To go from one place to another, or from house to house like a beggar, ag ⊗; search for someone through streets, houses, squares, etc., ⊗ en: aoán ti diác na ⊗, there is no place I have not traveled.
Mannársur, vagabond, rover.
Upriver.
To go toward the source of a river, brook, etc., ag ⊗ or um ⊗.
Said also of heading toward the main altar one entering the church: Pa ⊗ em ti táo, command or make the people go toward the main altar; aquin ⊗, that which is toward the main altar relative to what is near the door.
For a tree to rot on the inside, ma ⊗.
The part that forms the mouth of the coconut dipper (tabo).
To follow after another, um ⊗; whom one follows, ⊗ en.
To go in company of someone.
To follow another’s opinion.
To go in search or reach of someone.
To hit the mark; imitate following a model, etc., ma ⊗ an: diác ma ⊗ an ti cas iti panagsaóm, I cannot hit upon saying it as you say it.
Needlefish.
Sinking into a depth.
To sink into the depths of a river, well, etc., ma ⊗: ma ⊗ to sadi infierno ti nabásol, the sinner shall sink into hell.
See tulogotóg for the second meaning.
(ancient) Lock, padlock.
To lock with padlock, ⊗ an.
Rivalry, discord, dispute.
To dispute, contend in words, ag ⊗.
See subánğ.
Udder or teats in general.
To suckle, um ⊗; give suck, agpa ⊗; suckling baby, mannúso.
(ancient) See lombalombá.
Plant that produces green shoots, seven to ten feet high, used for live hedges in gardens: its sap harms the eyes, so carabaos do not dare penetrate fences made of it (Euphorbia tirucalli).
Suction.
To suck in general, ag ⊗ or um ⊗; suck something, ⊗ en.
To ask for a light, a smoker says to one smoking, agui ⊗ ac; and when wanting to ask for tobacco to smoke a while, sumusúpac.
To ask one smoking to light tobacco from his, i ⊗.
See nonót for the first meaning.
The action of stripping squeezing with the hand the water from animal tripe; pulling or removing threads from clothes with fingers, etc.
To do something of the aforesaid, ⊗ en or ⊗ an.
Lint made from cloth, etc., sinutsút.
Person emaciated like a sick person, na ⊗ an.
Censing.
To cense something, ⊗ an.
(ancient) Channel through which cane juice passes.
Joint or union of bones, pag ⊗ an.
To recover just the capital of what is sold, e.g. buying a cow for six pesos, selling the meat, and recovering the same amount, mai ⊗.
Experience.
To have experience of something, na ⊗; to test or examine someone, ⊗ en.
See pádas.