TOCQUIÁD

Retreat.

To retreat, turn back from what was determined, ag ⊗.

See sanúd.

TOCRÁB

(ancient) To fight or attack in retreat, toc ⊗.

TOCTÓC

Crown of the head.

Summit of mountain, treetop, etc.

Pecking of birds.

To peck the hen at food, ⊗ en.

To strike a blow or tap on a bell, or a rap on the head, ⊗ an; to strike bone against table to extract marrow, i ⊗.

Game played with eggs striking one against another: to play it, ag ⊗.

See coccóc, alimpátoc.

TODDÓNG

Position of one thing over another so that what is below does not get wet.

To put something thus so it does not get wet with rain, ⊗ en.

TODÓ

Pointer.

To point with finger or other thing, i ⊗; he who, manğí ⊗.

To point out, specify someone, even without pointing with finger, e.g. saying who stole it, broke it, etc.

Antler of deer when just sprouting and having no branches yet.

TOG-ÓP

To unite, splice two or more pieces of cloth, etc., ⊗ en; garment of various pieces, tinog ⊗.

TOGLÉP

To close eyes nodding off while sleeping, ag ⊗.

TOGMÓC

To be point to point: Pag ⊗ en, to put point to point.

TOGÓGOT

(ancient) To cause work, concern, etc.

Idiom: di ⊗ en dayta, that is not something that will give us much to think about or do.

TOGTÓG

Beat of drum, or rather its sound.

The sound of blow struck at a door to call, or on a table.

To beat the drum, or strike at the door, etc., ⊗ en.

Not understood of sound produced by tolling of bell or other objects.

TÓLA

To depreciate or speak ill of a thing everyone desires, so they leave it and one can keep it, tol ⊗ en.

See darídar.

TOLBÉC

Key.

To lock with it, ⊗ an; unlock, ⊗ en; he who opens or closes with key, manolbéc (in pronunciation tulbéc).

TOLÉNG

To be disturbed, sight darkening upon leaving brightness and entering suddenly into darkness, ma ⊗.

(ancient) Calmness of wind: to calm the wind, um ⊗.

See porár.

TOLMÉN

(ancient) See the following (tolméng).

TOLMÉNG

Dejection, humiliation: to deject, humiliate, i ⊗.

TOLTÓG

(ancient) Pollution: to have it, manoltóg.

TOMÉC

Crushed or crumbled, like very finely ground rice, etc.

To break, crumble something thus, tomequén; very ground or broken thing, na ⊗.

TOMÉG

Blow struck with head.

To hit with head, mai ⊗ ti ólo; if on purpose, i ⊗ ti ólo.

Bump given against another, ag ⊗.

Short time to do or prevent something, mai ⊗ ti horas.

See dumég.

TOMPIÓC

(ancient) Flexibility: to bend branch of tree or pole carrying load, um ⊗.

TON-ÓY

The capacity one has for something within reach, ca ⊗ an.

Effect, result, pag ⊗ an.

TÓNEC

(ancient) Beginning of work.

TONGÁ

To read, count, pray, etc. haltingly, ag ⊗ ng̃a agbása, etc.

TONGBÓ

Rice or anything cooked in cane tubes, tinongbó; cook in said tube, ⊗ en.

TONGCOÁ

(from tono and coa).

Delay.

To defer, delay anything for later, tonğ ⊗ en or itonğ ⊗.

See tactác, alilis.

TONGÉD

Cut, truncation of material or immaterial things, like a prayer, letter, road, etc.

To truncate something, ⊗ en.

TONGGÁLI

Barter or exchange of one thing for another.

TONGLÁB

Gasping of the dying.

To gasp, agtonğ ⊗.

Said of gasps given when water reaches mouth.

TONGNGÓ

Firewood for the fire.

To put firewood on the hearth, i ⊗.

See sonğród.

TONGTONG

Very strong baked clay rim on which the vat is placed to boil sugarcane juice.

TÓNO

To toast or roast something over the fire, ⊗ en; that which, i ⊗.

Singeing.

TONOCUÁ

Adverbial term of future, equivalent to afterwards, later, e.g.: umáyac ⊗, I will come later.

TONTÓN

Inquiry.

To investigate, inquire searching or asking, ⊗ en: ⊗ em ti napanduna, find out where he went.

See intúud.

TONTONÓYAN

(ancient) Little by little: to walk the road very slowly, ⊗ ti dálan.

TÓOG

Torment, pain, affliction.

To suffer, be tormented, mato ⊗; to torment someone, totoóquen; he who torments, mano ⊗; with what, pano ⊗.

See rígat.

TOÓLAN

Handle of axe or other instrument.

TÓON

To place things one over another, i ⊗; place things thus, pag ⊗ en.

To add, increase the price offered for merchandise, ⊗ an.

TÓOP

To place something point to point, or join tip to tip, ag ⊗; what is placed or joined thus, ⊗ en: Pag ⊗ em daguiti ladrillos, lay the bricks end to end.

See togmóc.

TÓPAY

(ancient) To cool the will and change opinion, ma ⊗.

TOPÉC

To pound, crush solid and hard things, topquén.

To press enemy or debtor; corner animal to catch it; be cornered without escape, mapa ⊗.

TOPÍ

Hem.

To hem clothes or dress, ⊗ an.

TÓPIG

A kind of rice cake made of ground rice with sugar.

To knead something with hands to make pastries, ag ⊗; what is kneaded, ⊗ en; what is made thus and cooked, tinópig.

TÓPIL

Bending of metal, like blade edge folding over.

To bend the edge of cutting instrument, mato ⊗.

TOQUÍ

Blemish or defect in customs: Aoán ti panoquián quencuána, there is no fault to find with him.

Taken for defect of any work.

TOQUÍT

To loosen the earth around a plant, ⊗ en.

To put plant or seed in hole made, i ⊗.

To grieve at the memory of some misfortune, ma ⊗ ti náquem.