TING̃UIÁN

Tinguian (Itneg) people inhabiting Abra and mountain range.

TINÍC

Thistle, thorn: hairshirt cilice so called from prickles.

TINNÁG

Fall from height: fall something, matnág; drop something from height, i ⊗.

Fall into sin, precipice, matnág.

Pity someone: Itnágmo ti dsim caniac, pity me.

Lower gold carats adding silver, ⊗ an.

Sentence: iti agsápul iti peggád, dinto sumama ng̃a matnág.

See regrég for first meaning.

TINÓNG̃

Conformity, agreement, harmony of things and deeds: resolve to do something, ma ⊗ iti náquem.

Clarity, serenity of intellect.

(ancient) Timidity, faint-heartedness.

TIÓN

(ancient) Cluster of coconuts.

TIPÁL

(ancient) Urinate, ag ⊗.

TIPÁO

Parrying blow: parry, halt blow, ⊗ en.

See tinğgá in second meaning.

TIPÁP

Fullness of vessel: be full without overflowing, ma ⊗.

TÍPAY

Crude iron bar or pig.

Block of soap, panocha, wax, tinípay.

TIPÉD

Obstacle, impediment: hinder, impede someone, tipdén; who hinders, manipéd; what hinders, maca ⊗.

TIPÓC

Put on skirt backwards with back pleats in front: placed thus, na ⊗.

(ancient) Stumble falling to knees, ma ⊗.

TÍPON

Meeting, gathering: gather, assemble, agti ⊗.

See ponípon, ornónğ.

TÍPOR

Crane species, very large, ash-colored, with very long neck and legs.

TIPPÁY

Blow struck on someone’s hand to drop what he holds: strike thus, ⊗ en.

(Metaphorically).

Frustrate hope expected: na ⊗ á namnáma.

TIPPÍNG̃

Chipping rim of vessel, plate, weapon: chip, ⊗ an; piece chipped off, natpinğ.

See gúpac.

TIPQUÉL

Lump of sugar, salt: form lump, ag ⊗; break into small lumps, ⊗ en.

(Metaphorically).

Crowd of people packed together.

TIPRÓNG̃

Bow-legged, bandy-legged: walk thus, ag ⊗.

See piddaoit.

TÍQUER

Cattail (Typha domingensis) used to carpet church atrium.

See búrit.

TIQUÍTIC

Gradual spending: spend gradually, e.g. daily pocket money, ma ⊗.

TÍRAD

Sharp, pointed tip: sharpen anything, ⊗ an; he who, manírad.

Sharpen quill: tiraden ti plúma.

See tarumámis.

TIRÁTIT

Put in order: manirátit: Ni Apo Dios ti manirátit cadaguiti ámin á parsuá.

Providence.

See ornós.

TIRÁYOC

Gush water from spout; spurt liquid, um ⊗.

See tarayútoy.

TÍREM

Oysters: gather them, ag ⊗; he who, manírem.

TÍRI

Lie: tell lie, ag ⊗; lie to someone, ⊗ an; liar, na ⊗.

Refrain: umoná ng̃a macamatan ti na ⊗, ng̃em ti tugpí, a liar is caught sooner than a cripple.

See ulbúd.

TIRITÍR

Twisting: twist, overtwist anything, ⊗ en; twist on its own, ag ⊗.

TIRMÚY

Blunting: blunt anything, ⊗ an.

TIÚAN

Oar of large timber commonly used.

TIUÉD

Swaying: sway house, drunkard, ag ⊗ ⊗.

TIUENG̃

Shift position, e.g. sleeper turning across bed or with feet at headboard, ag ⊗.

Door hung crookedly, na ⊗.

TO

Adverbial particle expressing future tense, suffixed to verbs: umáyto, will come; prefixed with n after vowel: umáydanto.

Interrogative: nano ó no-anó? when?

TÓ-TO

Call used to summon a dog: call it, ⊗ an.

TOÁTO

Stick insect (phasmid), praying mantis-like insect with long slender body and open wings.

TÓBEL

Late crop harvested last: cai ⊗ an á anien.

Rearguard of troops.

TÓBONG

Thick cane tube.

To keep, put something in it, i ⊗.

TOBTÓB

Blow.

To strike something to take it out or put it in, ⊗ en; the instrument, panobtób; he who, manobtób.

TÓCAT

(ancient) Cessation, rest.

To cease, i ⊗.

TOCBÓB

The action and effect of striking something from below, and the blow itself given.

To strike thus, or poke with a stick etc. from below, ⊗ en.

See socrót.

TOCCÁO

To strike, touch with a gaff, or peck the bird at the bait, ⊗ an.

TOCCÓL

Fracture of bone, stick, etc.

To break, ma ⊗; to break it, ⊗ en.

See bong̃tól.

TOCÓ

Chickenpox, false smallpox that lasts few days.

He who suffers it is exposed unless he preserves himself from the wind.

To have them, ag ⊗.

TÓCOD

Bottom of river or sea.

To sound, ⊗ en; fathomable, ma ⊗; the sounding line, panócod.

Di ma ⊗ ti náquem ti Dios, the judgments of God are unfathomable, incomprehensible.

To sound, probe repeatedly with a stick the bottom of the water, agtocon ⊗.

TÓCOG

Bottom of a pit or anything.

TÓCONG

Seabird lacking a tail.

The chick that by nature has no feathers on the rump.