TACCUÁT

In the North applied to catching red-handed, surprising: Na ⊗ ac ti nagtácaw, I caught the thief red-handed.

(ancient) Inquiry, investigation.

See this meaning under saronğcár.

TACDÁNG̃

Land outside of water.

To come ashore, um ⊗; bring vessel or other thing ashore, i ⊗; undertow on shoals, ca ⊗ an.

See banğcág.

TACDÉR

To stand up one who is seated or kneeling, um ⊗; to raise, erect, stand something upright, i ⊗; to be standing, sita ⊗; thing accidentally raised upright, napa ⊗.

House or building under construction, pa ⊗.

Figure, stature, presence of person, animal: Nalainğ ti ⊗ na, has good presence.

TACLÁ

To click tongue to urge or halt animals, um ⊗.

Said of sound produced with mouth to express admiration, disgust, etc.

See calácag for first meaning.

TACLÁB

Bite of animal.

To attack pig, crocodile, dog, biting, um ⊗.

Click tongue repeatedly in the sense of the second meaning of taclá.

TACLÍN

Protection, refuge, asylum.

To take refuge, turn to someone for protection, ag ⊗; what serves as refuge, pag ⊗ an.

See ámanğ.

TACLÓBO

(ancient) Action of running and attacking at the same time, like rooster fighting.

TACLÓNG̃

For fish to be within circuit of net, mai ⊗.

Multitude, abundance of fish in sea or river.

See panğén in first meaning.

TACNÁNG̃

To eat little by little and often, like child, rat, agtac ⊗.

TACNÁP

Action of placing a patch over another.

TACNÉNG̃

Modesty, peace, composure and inner calm: cool anger, ag ⊗ ti unğét; seek to calm oneself one who is angry, sad, pag ⊗ en ti náquem; modest, composed, na ⊗.

Mildness of character, affability.

See talná.

TÁCO

The action of drawing liquid with dipper, coconut shell or equivalent: draw it, um ⊗; instrument, panáco.

In some towns this name given to jar or pitcher made from gourd called tabúnğao.

TACODÓR

To be stretched out on road lengthwise, like timber, snake: mai ⊗; place it thus, i ⊗.

TÁCON

(ancient) Blanket companion to one that was made.

(ancient) Companion (Laoag term).

TACONAYNÁY

Companion who continually assists another, e.g. clerk to judge, witnesses to governor, nurse to patient, ca ⊗; one who assists thus, manaconaynáy.

TACONDÁ

Inequality of one thing with another in length: have such inequality, nag ⊗; hang something longer than others, tiuac ⊗ da.

To be by steps like staircase rungs.

See ondó.

TACÓP

Patch on clothes, board: patch something, ⊗ an; patcher who patches much, tuma ⊗ or mannacóp.

False, double and underhanded person, na ⊗ á táo.

See palabút for first meaning.

TACPÍL

Has same meaning as tacpál.

Coarse and thick cloth used to make sacks, tinacpil.

TACQUÍ

Excrement in general: defecate, um ⊗; latrine, pag ⊗ an.

Rust, dross of metals.

See táuid for first meaning.

TACQUIN-BÁCA

Shrub (Sida acuta) used in water infusion for enemas; softens and brings tumors to a head when crushed and applied.

TACRÓT

Cowardice: coward, pusillanimous, na ⊗.

Some pronounce tacróc.

TACSÁY

Small net to fish wading deep into sea: fish with it, ag ⊗.

TACTÁC

Delay, postponement, detention: delay, detain someone in chores, ⊗ en; delay oneself, ag ⊗; delayed thing, ma ⊗.

TÁDAO

To trim tree branches, ⊗ an.

TADÉM

Edge of cutting tool: sharp instrument, na ⊗; sharpen tool, pa ⊗ en.

Heat sun strongly, na ⊗ ti init.

Applied to keenness of sight, intellect, sharpness of expression and mordancy of tongue.

TÁDI

Gaff tied to fighting cock: put it on, ⊗ an; fight roosters, maqui ⊗; cockpit, pag ⊗ an.

See pal-lót for this meaning.

TADTÁD

Action of mincing chopping into pieces, ⊗ en; minced meat, tinadtád: Na ⊗ iti súgat, full of wounds.

TÁDUC

To begin rice to head out, um ⊗ ó ag ⊗.

See dáo.

TÁDUG

(ancient) Protect someone, ⊗ en.

(ancient) Present captured person to authority, i ⊗.

TAÉB

Of same age: agca ⊗.

See sadar.

TAÉG

See the preceding (taéb).

TAÉL

Weight of ten drachms of gold (tahil).

TAÉN

(ancient) Raise hand with weapon threatening, or raise it simply, i ⊗.

In some towns this name given to amount or bet placed in gambling.

TÁENG̃

Detention, stoppage: stop, ag ⊗; check arm threatening, pag ⊗ an.

Domicile, residence.

Thing in season to be harvested, like fruit, na ⊗ an.

See sardénğ, tuquénğ.

TAÉP

Chaff of rice and other grains: winnow grains to remove chaff, ag ⊗; what winnowed, ⊗ an ó i ⊗.

TAÉR

Gallantry, arrogance, body elegance: arrogant, slender person, na ⊗ á táo.

See nğayed.

TAG-ÁY

To raise anything, i ⊗.

See bagcát.

TÁGA

Action of rough-hewing timber, stone: rough-hew, ag ⊗; given thing, ⊗ en; chips removed, nag ⊗ an ó tinagá.

Prefix placed before town or place names, equivalent to native of: ⊗ Vigan cami, we are from Vigan.

(ancient) Have trade or office: ⊗ ayam, vicious, loafer.

TÁGA

Wait prepared, like picador facing bull with lance; receive with hand, hat falling object, ⊗ en.

TAGÁANG̃

Hearth made in earth to place pot, jar.

See caraínğ.

TAGÁBO

Servant or slave.

(ancient) Adoptive child: adopt, ⊗ en; adopted, tinagábo; adopter, managábo.

TAGADTÁD

Orderly arrangement of rice sheaves on drying rack: place them thus, ⊗ en.

Also taken for speaking orderly: ⊗ em á saoén, speak in order.

TAGAINÉP

Dream: dream, ag ⊗; what dreamed, ⊗ en; dreamer, manag ⊗.

See daredpép.

TAGAMÁL

Encompassing: encompass with both hands, ⊗ an: di ma ⊗ an, cannot be encompassed.