Witty jokes in speech.

See saramsám.

Theft or robbery.

To rob, ag ⊗; what is stolen, ⊗ en; thief, mannanácaw.

Implicate, involve: ⊗ en daguiti aoanán basol cadaguiti addáan básol, involve innocent with guilty.

Molasses, cane syrup in general: sweetmeats.

See pacasiét.

Chatter: chatter, talk excessively, ag ⊗ ó um ⊗; chatterbox, talkative, na ⊗.

Taken for revealing secret: dica ⊗ en ti saóc, do not reveal what I tell you: Tag ⊗ enna ti manğnğégna, spreads gossip.

Stakes placed along field boundary: temporary fence indicating closed field.

Small cup, drinking bowl.

(from ayát, ancient).

Love charm, philter: bewitch someone to love, ⊗ an.

Slash with bladed weapon: slash, wound thus, um ⊗; what slashed, ⊗ en.

(ancient) Round long paddle.

Spread lengthwise, e.g. hunting net, i ⊗ ti baténğ.

Long pouch serving as belt in which money divided.

Remainders, leftovers of something.

Feast given to workers on a project where they eat and drink freely.

See gamál.

(ancient) Continually, every moment: Ma ⊗ á saplitén, whipped at every step.

Underground place: hide or keep in underground place, agui ⊗.

Howl of dog: howl, ag ⊗.

See taól.

Fold, overlaps.

Add one thing to another (not liquid), e.g. half sheaf of rice to another, and tie it; or to book cover another cardboard to make thicker, pag ⊗ en; what added, i ⊗.

Ringworm, herpes.

Heavy hopping walk: Tumag ⊗ ti tarócoy, crab’s walk.

Woodpecker species nesting in tree holes.

Spotted beans.

(from ammó).

Doubt, uncertainty: Pag ⊗ á ipatáy, danger of death.

See tagainép.

See tagtagaammóan.

Bumblebee nesting in ground.

Quiver for arrows.

(from bay-á).

Neglect: spend time without noticing; leave through carelessness, ma ⊗ an; negligent person, manag ⊗ á táo.

Action of combing warp thread: comb thread, ag ⊗ ó ⊗ an; he who, manágud; comb, pag ⊗.

(ancient) Sideways thing, pag ⊗ en.

Hardness or sterility of land: firm or hard land, na ⊗ á dagá.

See tícag.

Prefix with passive en denoting holding something for what root expresses, e.g. imbaguén, hold as good; with active ag, expresses carrying with oneself, e.g. agpaltóg, carry shotgun; agbunénğ, carry bolo.

Indicates thing destined for what root says, e.g. láco, destined for sale.

See saguibát.

Nursing infant: nurse child, ag ⊗ ó ⊗ en; nurse, managuíbi.

Action of raising and educating child, ⊗ en; he who, managuíbi; upbringing, tinaguíbi.

Downpour: rain in downpours, tumagtaguictic.

Property, appropriation: appropriate, make oneself owner, ⊗ en; usurper, manğuicucuá.

The two horns of moon before first and third quarter: pointing west, waning: taguinğ iti laud; pointing east, iti daya.

Slender bamboo cane variety called bólo.

Swim on back, ag ⊗.

(ancient) Packed, full of something, e.g. locusts: na ⊗ iti dúdon.

(from tipéd, ancient).

Washboards placed on sides of boat to prevent spray: boat with such boards, tinaguipdán ti bilóg.

Herb used to bewitch.

(rare).

Operculum of snail called raránğ.

Song whose tune borrowed from Tagalogs.

(ancient) Knee cap (patella).

Physic nut shrub (Jatropha curcas) used for live fences; seeds yield oil.

Spin top, make someone spin, ⊗ en: top that spins smoothly, na ⊗.

To choke on food and cast it out, clearing throat.

Walk, travel overland, manal-áy.

Meddle in gathering or affair where uninvited, um ⊗.

(ancient) See tal-lapáo.