SUYA

Cloying, surfeit, disgust: cloy with food, loathe from excess, ma ⊗; what causes cloying, maca ⊗.

See úma.

SUYÁT

To pour, spill liquids on someone, ⊗ an.

Spout of vessel: what has spout así, su ⊗ an.

See bayat for first meaning.

SÚYAT

Slowness, delay in recovery from illness, in selling goods.

SUYSÚY

Fraying of fabric, ag ⊗; make lint, ⊗ en.

SUYÚP

Blister: blister body from any cause, um ⊗.

SÚYUT

Loose stool: defecate thus, ag ⊗.

See buris.

TA

Genitive and aphaeresis of the personal pronoun datá.

Aphaeresis of the demonstrative pronoun deta or dayta.

Causal adverb equivalent to because, e.g.: immáyac, ⊗ etc., I came, because etc.

At times supplies the copulative conjunction á or nğa, e.g.: dícam umáy.

TAÁL

A kind of coconut whose fruit is small and bitter, with a very hard shell.

TÁAN

Bet, stake.

To bet on something, ag ⊗; what is bet, i ⊗.

TAÁO

The sea.

Properly taken for the high sea.

To venture out to sea, agpa ⊗; to be in the high sea, na ⊗.

TÁAY

Crossbow to catch birds.

TABÁ

The substance or rich sap of foods that nourishes and satisfies.

Fat, animal lard.

Taken for pork fat, cream of milk, broth fat.

Thing of much fat or substance, na ⊗.

Fertile soil, na ⊗ ng̃a dagá.

Fertilizer or manure to improve soil, panabá.

TÁBAN

A kind of coconut whose outer husk is sweet.

TABÁNG

Brackish taste of water.

Brackish water that can still be drunk, na ⊗ á danúm.

See ambál.

TABANGÓNG̃O

Fish of regular size so called, also known by the name candole.

TÁBAO

(ancient) To pick something up from the ground, ⊗ en.

TABAOTÁBAO

Vine bearing a round and bitter fruit in the shape of a cucumber; the colocynth.

TÁBAS

Cut of clothing.

To cut it, ⊗ en; pattern to cut clothing, pag ⊗ an; one who knows how to cut a dress, tuma ⊗; scrap of cloth, ⊗ an.

Figure of body, shape of face, etc.

See rágas for the first meaning.

TABÁTAB

To mark something by scoring it to divide it equally, ⊗ en.

TABBÁAO

Insult, curse.

To curse, agtab ⊗; curse someone, revile him, ⊗ en.

Foul-mouthed, shameless, na ⊗ or manag ⊗.

Blasphemy: to blaspheme, agtab ⊗.

TABBÉD

Heaviness, clumsiness of tongue, intellect, etc.

Slow in speaking or understanding, na ⊗; what causes clumsiness, macapa ⊗.

TABBÉL

Hard and painful bowel movement, like constipation.

To be constipated, ⊗ en.

TABBÍ

To fall to the ground at the same time those who wrestle, so that neither wins; to fall at the same time roosters that fight, ag ⊗.

TABBÍRAO

Meddling.

To meddle, um ⊗.

To look from behind raising the head at what someone is doing, e.g. looking over the shoulder at what one reads or writes.

(ancient) Public well or spring: to draw water from said spring or well, ag ⊗.

By analogy called a public woman, pag ⊗ an.

TABBÚYUG

(ancient) Competition of many against one.

TABCÁO

To do something in skips or bounds, like sweeping, watering, etc. at intervals, ag ⊗ á agbisibis, aggáic, etc.

See bactáo.

TABÍD

Twist.

To twist thread, ⊗ en; twisted thread, tinabid.

TABILÁNG̃

Carelessness, negligence.

Careless in what one is obligated to do; negligent in what is entrusted, na ⊗.

(ancient) Dirty, not minding whether what one extracts is clean or not.

TÁBING̃

Screen, partition or similar placed before the bed.

Hangings, curtain or ornaments with which a door, bed, or anything is covered.

To cover thus something, ⊗ an.

TABNÁO

To jump into water, um ⊗; throw something into water, i ⊗.

(Metaphorically).

To enter into a lawsuit to defend another.

TÁBO

In some towns this name is given to a thick bamboo tube about half a yard long, tied to a long pole, with which water is drawn from a well.

TABÓG

Reddish and thicker shell than the one called carabáyo.

TÁBON

Burial.

To bury, i ⊗.

Embankment: to embank, ⊗ an.

A bird.

See gubér for the second meaning.

TABTÁB

To notch the stringer of stairs to place the step, ⊗ an.

(ancient) To dig, hollow a wall, roof, etc. (not understood of digging earth).

TABTABÁ

(from tabá).

Compact and curdled foam that the river brings; some eat it.

TABÚCOL

Cast net.

To fish with it, ag ⊗; one whose trade is fishing with it, mannabúcol.

TÁBUENG̃

(ancient) Spurious child, and also one born while husband was away, though truly his, because he believes it is not his not having noticed pregnancy before leaving.

(ancient) Young of animals.

TABÚNGAO

White gourd, bottle gourd (Lagenaria siceraria); several varieties.

TABUNÓ

Crowd or large heap of things; gathering of many people.

To crowd, heap many things, ⊗ en; go to a large gathering, um ⊗.

For labors, chores to pile up, agta ⊗.

See daláson.

TÁBUY

To incite, stimulate to good or evil, i ⊗.

See ábuy.

TÁCAP

The width of land taken by one or more persons working abreast, as when transplanting, reaping, etc.

Curdled, full of locusts, mange, etc., na ⊗.

TACBÁ

Embrace from behind.

To embrace from behind, um ⊗.

To grasp or cling to another to be carried on his back, um ⊗ ó ag ⊗.

Said of animals copulating, and to fornicate in this manner.

TACBIÁN

Spindle with which thread is spun: Baquél ti ⊗, whorl of spindle.

TACCÓN

Scarcity.

To have little, be scarce, na ⊗.

See rísay.