TÁPAO

Summit, ultimate degree: reach summit of mountain, highest degree of fortune, holiness, maca ⊗.

TAPÁR

Lining of dress, etc.: line a thing, ⊗ an.

TAPÁRO

Round box or small container of wood or other material.

Pyx, host box.

TAPÁYA

To carry or support something in palm of hand, ⊗ en; rest head on palm, like one thoughtful, agtap ⊗.

See panímid.

TAPCÁL

Action and effect of daubing something sticky, like mud, pitch: what is smeared thus, or given a coating, ⊗ an: Na ⊗ an ti pagan-anáyco iti pitac, mud stuck to my dress.

TAPÉL

(ancient) Collar of dress.

(ancient) Black teeth.

TÁPI

What is flattened and level, like board, stone: floor, board something, ⊗ an; boarded thing, na ⊗ an: ⊗ á bató, paving stone.

Applied to the tablets of the Law.

TAPIDÉNG̃

Action of leaning against somewhere to hide: lean back hiding, or stepping aside out of shame, um ⊗.

See sapidénğ.

TAPÍL

Union or junction of things: join together, e.g. two persons shoulder to shoulder, or two things in immediate contact, ag ⊗.

See attpil.

TAPLIÁC

Scalding: scald something with water, ⊗ an; spill water over something scalding, i ⊗.

TAPNÓ

Causal conjunction meaning so that, in order that: pinangabánca ⊗ quitaem daytóy, I called you so that you see this.

TÁPOC

Dust of earth: to dust, cover with dust, ⊗ an.

See atápoc.

TAPÓG

Action of jumping into water, um ⊗; launch boat or other thing into water, i ⊗.

Beginning of work or trade.

Soups in general: make them, ⊗ an.

TAPPÁAC

Onomatopoeic sound produced by soft, watery things falling to ground and splattering; the fall itself.

TAPPÍ

Heaping measure: fill to brim, e.g. glass of water, ⊗ an; exceed, overflow measure, manappi ⊗.

See tipáp.

TAPPÓOG

Onomatopoeic sound of hard things falling to ground without shattering, like stone, coconut; the fall itself.

TAPPUÁC

To leap, throw oneself from a height, ag ⊗ ó um ⊗; throw something, i ⊗.

TAPTÁP

To press, hold down with spoon boiling liquid so it does not spill, ⊗ an.

TÁPUS

Conclusion, finish of work, time: conclude work, ma ⊗; end year, month, ag ⊗.

See leppás.

TAQUÉB

(ancient) Shoulder blade of man.

See ac-acló.

TAQUÉD

Strength of anything: Na ⊗ á táo, strong man, post.

TAQUÉM

Office, employment, state: exercise post, dignity, ag ⊗; appoint to office, mapataquemdán; choose state, tacmén.

In North means to earmark for oneself: íco daytoy bulig, tengo esta carga señalada para sí.

TAQUIÁG

The arm: Taquian ⊗, arm in arm.

TAQUÍAS

Flee, depart without bidding farewell; take to one’s heels, um ⊗.

TAQUINTAQUÍN

Walk heavily laden with unnecessary things: na laenğ ti libro quet dimet agbása, always laden with book and never reads.

Obstacle, hindrance.

TÁQUIP

Joint, proximity of one thing to another: join, bring close together joining ends or edges, or overlapping edge over another, pag ⊗ en.

TAR-ÁP

Sift, ag ⊗; what sifted, i ⊗.

Gather in place, e.g. Apostles at death of Our Lady; crowd place of people, animals: Na ⊗ an ti tálon iti nuánğ, field packed with carabaos.

(Metaphorically).

Things scattered about: cas la in ⊗.

TARÁAB

(ancient) Action of opening mouth: I ⊗ ti nğíuat, open mouth.

See lucát, nğang̃á.

TARABÁNG̃

Edible water plant growing in lagoons and rivers.

TARÁBAY

Faintness from hunger or weakness: to faint thus, ⊗ en.

See cosegcóseg.

TARABÍT

Haste: speak, walk, work hastily, na ⊗; what is done in haste, ⊗ an; he who, manarabit.

See dards.

TARABÍTAB

Chatterbox, speaking impertinences, na ⊗.

See salaoasáo.

TARABÚTAB

Foam of water; also applicable to scum on liquids.

TARABUTÚB

Blisters rising on skin, and bubbles forming on metals when melted.

TARABÚTUB

Murmur, grumble: grumble in anger, mockery, ag ⊗.

TÁRAC

(ancient) Inheritance.

(ancient) Extend net to fish, um ⊗.

TARACÁTAC

Sound produced by certain objects falling from height and rolling on ground: produce said sound, um ⊗.

TARACÁTUC

(ancient) See the preceding (taracátac).

TARADIÓ

Level: level ground, ⊗ en.

Weight of balance scales or pans.

TARÁGOB

(ancient) Mixture of different colors of gold sold by non-Christians.

TARAÍGUID

(from íguid).

Pass along edges or margins of a place; tears welling in eyes: ag ⊗ ó manaraiguid ti lúa.

TARAMNÁY

Displeasure, distaste, or lack of attention in doing something: work, eat coldly, without relish, matar ⊗ á agtrabajo, á manğán.

TARANG̃BÁN

Great talker, not letting others speak: Dica um ⊗ á agsaó, do not be so talkative.