TEBBÁY

Untwist already twisted thread, ⊗ en.

TEBBÉG

Wild fruit resembling fig.

See lámay.

TEBBÉNG̃

Ear hole to hang earrings: pierce ears, ⊗ an; pierced ears, tinebbenğán.

TEBTÉB

Destruction of hard thing striking it: demolish wall with blows; split with hammer blows, ⊗ en.

Rough-hew, cut coconut or gourd tip to make bowl, ⊗ en.

TECCÁ

Large gecko (tokay gecko).

TECQUÉN

Punt pole to propel raft: nickname given to extraordinarily tall and thin man.

TECTÉC

Sticks to warp cloth.

Tick of clock pendulum.

Oppression of head or animal’s body with load: be oppressed with load, ma ⊗ an.

Said of one full of troubles: Matcón á manectéc, estar el sol en el cénit.

TEDDÁC

Burst: open boil on its own, ag ⊗; burst it, ⊗ en.

See bettác.

TEDDÉC

In North means post or column of wood or stone: ⊗ ti íli, head of barangay.

TEDTÉD

Drop of any liquid: drip, ag ⊗ ó um ⊗.

Roof leak in building.

Refrain: iti di manrimáan iti ⊗ no bassit páy, agtarimdanto iti sibubuquél á baláy.

TEGGÁAC

Bluish heron.

(ancient) Narrow-necked and narrow-mouthed jar.

TEGGUÉD

Day labor earning livelihood: seek living as day laborer, manğguéd; day laborer, manğmanğguéd; day’s wage, benefit from labor, tegdén.

Pursue something desired, tegdén.

Greenish stools of infants.

See tegtég.

TEGTÉG

Chop something into mincemeat, ⊗ en; minced meat, tinegtég.

Small bees building dry comb.

TEL-LÁNG̃

Catch in flagrante husband wife or wife husband, matlánğ.

TEL-LÉD

Mocking imitation: mock someone mimicking, um ⊗; whom mocked, ⊗ en; past, tinléd.

TELBÁOA

(ancient) Sound produced by foot stepping into hole.

TELTÉG

Strike on ground or against hard object tool handle so blade seats well, ⊗ en.

Tool whose point or edge flattened from striking hard object, na ⊗.

See tópil.

TELTÉL

Nape of neck in humans and animals: hold someone by nape, pa ⊗ an; he who, mama ⊗.

See pitanğcóc.

TEMMÁO

(ancient) Sand dunes in river; waves forming on sand.

TEMTÉM

Embers: put something in embers, i ⊗.

Keep embers burning; light slow-burning fuel, ag ⊗; fuel burning slowly, um ⊗.

TENG̃NG̃Á

Central place, middle of anything material or immaterial: ⊗ ti rabíy, midnight; ⊗ ti dálan, middle of road; ⊗ ti carayán, middle of river; ⊗ ti rígat, amidst troubles.

Put something in center, ipa ⊗; place oneself, move toward center, agpa ⊗.

See nğálay.

TENG̃NG̃ÁAG

Stretch neck as far as possible to see something, um ⊗.

See tamdág.

TENG̃NG̃ÉL

Hold, restrain person, animal or thing, ⊗ en; that which cannot be restrained, di matnğelán; he who restrains, manenğnğél.

Restrain passions.

See gánid for first meaning.

TENG̃TENG̃

Stretching, tension: stretch something, ⊗ en.

Stretch guitar string tuning it.

High price: very high price, manenğténg̃ ti nğína.

Put seller highest price on goods, ipa ⊗.

(ancient) Ounce weight of gold or metal.

Weigh goods against weight of rice, pai ⊗; what changed, pa ⊗ an.

TENNÉB

Temper of tools heating them and plunging into cold water: temper tool, ⊗ en.

Some confuse with táneb.

TENNÉC

Penetration: penetrate roots into earth, tumnéc.

Do something with all heart, e.g. pray, repent, ipatnéc.

TENÚG

(ancient) Clumsy, slow.

See nenğnénğ.

TEPPÁAL

Arrow, needle or thing without point; blunt point.

(ancient) Flowerpot.

TEPPÁNG̃

Ravine or caved-in earth: crumble riverbank, wall, matpánğ.

Perpendicularly cut land like riverbanks after flood.

TEPPÉL

Continence: restrain oneself, live in sobriety and temperance, ag ⊗: patient, enduring, natpél.

Abstinence: abstain from foods of given recreation, ag ⊗.

Chastity virtue: chaste person, manag ⊗ ó na ⊗.

TEPPÉNG̃

Grain measure, usually half coconut shell, slightly under eighth of ganta: measure with it, ⊗ en; he who, maneppénğ.

Idiom: casca la ⊗, applied to one who exaggerates small things.

TEPTÉP

Beat fabric to tighten weave, or paper notebook to align edges, ⊗ en.

TERNÉC

Tiny droplet of any liquid.

See tedtéd.

TERRÉD

Economy: economize, distribute estate, time, terdén.

Tighten reins of horse, ⊗ en.

Hold weak or child by arm to prevent fall.

(ancient) Brood of chicks.

TERRÉM

Very slight oozing of liquid: ooze water, blood in small amount, tumrém.

Moisture seeping from damp earth.

TERTÉR

Stomach rumble: rumble intestines, ag ⊗.

Belly cramps.

Over-twist thread, ⊗ en.

See tiritír for this meaning.

TI

Indicative article and relative pronoun meaning the, that, which.

TIÁD

Curvature formed by one with prominent chest or abdomen: form it, ag ⊗; bend backward, um ⊗.

TIÁG

Wake up startled, ma ⊗.

Flock of birds taking flight suddenly seeing someone; crowd dispersing hastily seeing police.

See quel-láat.

TIÁN

Belly of person or animal.