TARANG̃ÓTONG̃

Heap of many things, like stones thrown in river to make dam.

Word used to exaggerate abundance: Agcai ⊗. Agcai ⊗ ti nióg, there are huge heaps of coconuts.

TARÁOC

Crow of rooster: crow rooster, um ⊗ ó agtar ⊗.

TARAÓN

Food, nourishment, sustenance: sustain someone, ⊗ an; he who, manaraón.

Regale someone in food: ⊗ an ti bagui iti lúmut.

TARAPÓC

Concurrence of people for some end: concur, ag ⊗; he who concurs or arrives at meeting: um ⊗.

Applicable also to gathering of animals.

See taripnónğ.

TARAPÓNG̃

Encounter and junction of two rivers or roads, of people or animals in same place: meet thus, ag ⊗.

TARAPTÁP

Action of cutting several things consecutively without lifting hand, like reapers: cut así, ⊗ en.

TARAQUÉN

Action of raising, caring or assisting: care in general, ag ⊗; whom cared for, taraqunén; who cares, manaraquén.

TARÁQUI

Beauty, pretty thing, na ⊗.

Applicable only to inanimate or abstract things.

See lainğ.

TARAQUITÍC

Light sound of small things falling, like pebbles, raindrops, dust falling from ceiling: produce said sound, ag ⊗.

TARASTÁS

Begin and finish work without interruption, e.g. read book from first to last page at once: do something así, ⊗ en.

TARÁTAR

Row: place something in row, ⊗ en.

See bátog.

TARATÁRA

Herb with leaves resembling peppermint, but larger: boiled in water smells of anise.

TARAÚDI

(from údi).

What comes last, after action assumed concluded, e.g. postscript on letter; clock striking extra chime after hour; dish served after dinner assumed finished: last fruit tree bears.

TARAUÍD-UID

Protection, shelter: have good shelter, ag ⊗; person in whom sheltering, pag ⊗ an; who welcomes and cares, manarauid-uid.

Said of mother with many children to care for: Tar ⊗ anac, I have many children to attend to.

TARÁY

Run, race: to run, ag ⊗ ó um ⊗; run away with something, like cat with fish, i ⊗; runner, tuma ⊗ ó na ⊗.

(Metaphorically).

Fast-selling merchandise, na ⊗ á lacuén.

TARAYÚTOY

Thread or stream of liquid issuing from hole, cane: tiráyoc.

TARDÁO

To trim leader or main branch of tree, ⊗ an.

Clearing land to make field.

TARECTÉC

Clucking of hen calling chicks; rooster calling hen, ag ⊗ ó um ⊗.

(Metaphorically).

Infatuation of youths: Tamatarectéquen, begins to feel passions.

Cracking voice of adolescents entering puberty.

TAREDTÉD

(from tedtéd).

Drip continuously liquid, um ⊗.

TARÉM

Sharpness of intellect, na ⊗.

(ancient) Prevention with intent of executing something.

See sarírit for first meaning.

TARENG̃TÉNG̃

Very short and light steps: walk thus, um ⊗ ó ag ⊗.

(ancient) Fugitive, errant, belonging nowhere.

TÁRIC

Split bamboo weave lengthwise to make fish weirs.

TARIMÁAN

Arrangement, adornment, good repair: repair, arrange, compose, ag ⊗; what arranged, ⊗ en; he who, manarimáan.

Reconcile quarrelers.

Do something well, ⊗ en.

Get ready, prepare oneself, and reach peak: Na ⊗ ti saquit, illness reached crisis.

Presently done: manarimáan ti panagsugál.

TARIMBÁN

Bench or container in ship to place sailors’ mess.

Hurling platform where dead brought from outside town.

Pannier basket to gather trash.

TARIMBÁNG̃ON

(from binğon).

Have fun, joke with sleeper waking him up.

TARINDANÚM

Maceration of skin produced by water on feet standing long time, as farmer during transplanting.

TARIPÁTO

Immediate care of something: care in general, ag ⊗; careful person caring for charge, managtaripáto; what cared for, ⊗ en.

See ay-oán, imatón.

TARIPNÓNG̃

Meeting, gathering: gather people or animals, ag ⊗.

Junction of two rivers or roads, pag ⊗ an.

See tarapónğ.

TARIPTÍP

Ringworm, herpes: have them, ag ⊗.

TARITÁO

(ancient) Craving of pregnant woman.

See ínao.

TÁRO

(ancient) Bet in endurance.

TARÓCOY

Small crabs abundant on beaches, living in sand above water.

TÁROG

To warm cold liquid dipping instrument: warm thus, e.g. broth with spoon, ⊗ en.

TARTÁR

Succession, concurrence, supervention of one thing upon another: supervene unfinished matter another, mai ⊗; happen chores together, agta ⊗.

Do something immediately after another, i ⊗.

Do something at odd intervals between main chores, i ⊗.

See sinğásinğ.

TARTARÁOG

Red-flowered vine: shrub bearing seeds that eaten are excellent vermifuge, but cause hiccups.

TARUBÁAY

(ancient) Spleen pain, or fatigue from extreme tiredness.

TARUBÁC

Hasty, rash action: speak, pray, do anything headlong, agta ⊗.

Simultaneous rush of many things, agta ⊗: rush of illnesses, sorrows.

Not following others in prayer, di agta ⊗ á agluálo.