TIAYÁ

Promptness in polite service: step forward to serve dish to diners, catch falling handkerchief.

TÍBA

(ancient) Head wound from blow or stone.

TIBÁB

Strike under chin to make teeth chatter, ⊗ en.

TÍBAO

(ancient) Chimney or hole where smoke exits.

TIBÁYA

(ancient) Wheel spun on double cord held horizontally, humming; toy of boys.

TIBBÁAO

Unevenness in road.

See lasonğlásonğ.

TIBBACÓL

Bumps, growths, dents, causing unevenness on objects: uneven thing, tib ⊗.

Ugliness caused by abundance of aforesaid.

TIBBÁYO

Startle, palpitation, heart racing: be startled with fear, ag ⊗.

Rock child in arms with speed to dispel fear, ⊗ en.

See gotocgótoc for first meaning.

TIBBÍ

Spinning: spin thread, ag ⊗; what spun, ⊗ en; spun yarn, tinibbi; distaff, pag ⊗ an; spinner, mambi.

TIBCÓL

Stumble: stumble, mai ⊗; where one stumbles, pacai ⊗ an.

TIBÍTIB

Placement of things so that though sparse they seem plentiful to view: e.g. small plot seeming large grain field, ⊗ en.

TIBNÁG

Light exercise of convalescent, woman after childbirth to adapt to work: do such exercise, ⊗ en ti bagui.

Contrition, pannaca ⊗ ti náquem.

Inflammation of wound, pimple: worsen, ma ⊗.

Call a second time, urge person already notified, ⊗ en.

(ancient) Knock at door, ⊗ en.

TIBNÓC

Temper cold water with hot or vice versa, ⊗ an.

Mix liquids: mix them, pag ⊗ en; mix water with water, diverse temperaments, clouds, ag ⊗.

Contrary feelings of soul.

TIBNÓL

Sprout plant above ground, um ⊗.

TIBQUÉR

Inflexibility: inflexible, e.g. stick, strong person, na ⊗.

See siquil.

TIBÚLUN

Pair of coconuts tied together and strung on a pole planted in ground.

TIBÚNG̃

Mortar whose cavity is very deep from use.

Add threads to warp so fabric comes out wider, ⊗ an.

TÍBUNG̃

Lasting and perceptible sound, like bell chime.

TIBÚYONG̃

(ancient) Aqueduct through which liquid runs.

See calasúgan.

TIC-ÓL

Knuckle rap: give knuckle rap, ⊗ an.

Bump one vessel against another, ag ⊗.

See tim-óg.

TÍCAG

Aridity: arid land, na ⊗ á dagá.

See taguenğténğ.

TÍCAL

(ancient) Strong from much heat.

(ancient) Lame from walking much.

TICÁP

Shallow cut on surface without penetrating depth: cut thus, ⊗ en.

TICBÁBUY

Bird resembling crane, smaller, with white neck.

See mammábuy.

TICBÁUAY

(ancient) Monotonous chant while pounding rice.

TICLÉB

Fall face down: fall thus, mai ⊗.

TÍCOL

(ancient) Partnership in work: work thus, ag ⊗.

TICÓP

In North this name given to net to fish or catch birds.

TÍCOR

Bend, turn in river current.

TICTÍC

Sifting grain stirring sieve so dirt gathers: sift thus, ⊗ en.

Tapping sound of adze, axe: tap with finger; test eggshell hardness tapping on teeth, ⊗ an.

(Metaphorically).

Spy, gossip monger.

TICÚB

Enclosed fence: fence closing completely, ⊗ en.

TIDDÁ

Remainder, leftover of anything: remain something, matdá; leftovers that remained, natdá: Manğditay ó tiddaentay iti baguida, let us leave something for them.

Stay in a place, matdá: Mutdaic á agsirvi quencá, I remain to serve you.

TIDTÍD

Action of splitting canes for weaving: split cane ready to weave for house ceiling, tinidtid; split it, ⊗ en.

Weave made of split cane, tinidtid.

TIG-ÁD

Cutting of canes in forest: cut them, manig-ád.

TIG-ÁN

Relapse of convalescent from eating or drinking to excess, ma ⊗ an.

Stunted fruit growth from stripping too many leaves.

Bellyache from eating after fasting.

Boil roots in wine given to new mothers.

(ancient) Damage teeth, ma ⊗ an ti nğípen.

TIGMÓD

(ancient) Flat forehead, ⊗ ti ólo.

TIGNÁY

Movement: move, ag ⊗; move anything, ⊗ en; mover, manignáy.

Inward stirrings of soul: feel them, matignáy ti náquem.

See gonáy.

TÍGUI

Dragon arum plant whose flower is large and foul-smelling; tuber feeds pigs.

TÍIN

(ancient) Fill vessel with liquid, ⊗ en.

TIING̃

Decant liquors to purify them, ⊗ en.

TIL-ÁY

Stand on tiptoe, ag ⊗ ó um ⊗.

TIL-Í

Side stitch, pleurisy: suffer it, ⊗ en.