BACLÁY

To carry something on shoulder, ⊗ en; that which, i ⊗; he who, manğ ⊗; order to carry, ipa ⊗: im ⊗ ni Apótayo á Jesucristo daguiti basbasoltayo.

See aúit.

BACNÁD

Seashore where there is reef and fishermen catch shrimp and shellfish.

BACNÁNG

Nobility, blood or wealth principal, quina ⊗; noble person, ⊗; rich man, na ⊗; become rich or noble, um ⊗; enrich someone, mama ⊗; pretend to be noble or rich, aguinba ⊗, agbina ⊗.

BÁCONG

Plant like white lily, or resembling sea onion.

BACRÁNG

Side/flank: to have side pain, ⊗ en; had it, binacránğ.

Flank: to disease flank, ⊗ en.

See til-i.

BACRÓY

To carry on back, ⊗ en; sanğca ⊗, one load.

BACSÁY

To climb, cross mountains, ⊗ en; um ⊗ tayó itóy nacalcaldáang á dagá, let us cross this valley of tears.

BACTÁD

To put timber, cane across at convenient height so animals cannot pass, ⊗ an.

BACTÁO

To skip a thing leaving something in between, e.g. reader skipping line; one knocking at house passes by next and goes to third, um ⊗.

BACÚBAC

Dry squash gourd shell used as hat and domestic uses.

BÁCUD

Rampart, city wall: make it, ag ⊗; with what, pag ⊗: ⊗ á bató, stone wall.

Taken also for palisade of sticks or canes: ⊗ ti búlan, halo of moon.

BACÚL

Certain woven cloth, and also of cane for ceilings, mats; made with patterns like mats.

BACÚLUD

Hill or hillock: land of many hillocks, na ⊗ á dagá.

See tórod.

BÁCUR

Straight tree or cane that warped on drying.

Applied to those who had good education in youth and later went astray: to warp thus, um ⊗; warped thing, na ⊗ an.

BACÚROT

(ancient) High ground where floodwater does not reach unless excessive.

BACUTBACÚT

To carry load on different parts of body, e.g. head, hands, back, ag ⊗.

BADÁNG

Pointless machete or knife, broad, strong, used to hew wood.

See bonéng.

BÁDANG

Help, assistance: help mutually, agbádang ⊗; help someone, ⊗ an; he who, manğ ⊗; cost help, or one going to help another, maqui ⊗: assistant, warden of confraternity, barangay, justice, etc., ca ⊗ an.

See túlung.

BADDACÁO

To walk taking long strides stepping heavily, ag ⊗.

See ascáo.

BADDÉC

Footstep, tread: to kick ground or step on, um ⊗; step on a thing, ⊗ en; diactó um ⊗ iti baláymon, I will not set foot in your house again.

See páyat.

BADDÚNGAL

Equality of one thing with another of person, e.g. wisdom, height, malice, agca ⊗ anda, they are equal in…

BADDÚT

Error, mistake: to err, um ⊗.

Taken also for sin.

Synonym of biddút.

BADIDÍT

(little used) Dishonest singing.

BADÍL

(ancient) Gunshots with artillery piece.

According to ancient dictionary should not be Ilocano word, since natives had no firearms, though they knew paltóog.

BÁDIO

(ancient) Synonym of bádo.

BÁDO

Shirt: wear it, ag ⊗.

Formerly used for any long dress.

See bal-lósong.

BADOBÁDOC

Species of rush growing in lagoons: marrow serves for lamp wicks.

Long red fruit shaped like candle, serving as wick like coconut fluff.

BÁDOC

Bundles of cogon placed on house ridge for security of joining roof sides: place them, ⊗ an.

Town of Ilocos Norte so called.

BADÚYA

Fritter of rice or wheat flour fried in oil or lard.

BÁED

Stammering: to stammer, ag ⊗; one who imitates, buma ⊗.

BAÉL

Proportion of some things to others, e.g. this load matches this beast; discourse matches understanding.

Power: ma ⊗ da, they can; dina na ⊗, he could not; inganát ca ⊗ ac, as far as my strength reaches.

See balin.

BAÉN

Sneeze: to sneeze, ag ⊗.

BAÉT

Space or interval of time between two epochs or events: iti ⊗ ti Enero quen Marzo; iti ⊗ daguiti arámidco.

Space of place between two things: iti ⊗ ti láng̃it quen dagá.

To mediate, intercede for someone: ni Santa Maria ti manğiba ⊗ cadatáy quen Jesucristo.

To harmonize disunited wills.

Passenger, pilgrim, traveler, um ⊗.

BAETÁN

(from baét).

Southeast wind.

(ancient) Highway.

BAG-ÉN

Slave, especially purchased.

BAG-IÓS

To sharpen in spindle shape a stick, cane, ⊗ an.

See cáyas.

BAG-ÚT

To pull up stick, cane driven in ground, ⊗ en; he who, manğ ⊗.

See párot.

BAGÁ

To say what is or happens, i ⊗; he who, manğí ⊗.

Taken sometimes for notice, advice, and other times for accusation.

See its derivative bagbagá.

BAGALONG

Stab: wound with sharp thing, ag ⊗.

See banğíg.

BAGANGÁN

Species of amphibious lizard smaller than iguana.

BAGAOÁL

To be undecided or hesitant to do something from ignorance, ma ⊗.

BAGÁS

Milled rice without husk.

Substance or entity of a thing: aoan ⊗ na, has no substance.

Thing of much profit: na ⊗ á libro.

Inside of a thing, like fruit pulp, potato tuber, ag ⊗.

Objective, purpose of agent.

Vessel where rice for daily use is kept, pag ⊗ an.

Person from whom one receives food frequently: siac ti pag ⊗ an ni N.

BÁGAY

Harmony, conformity of wills or things: i ⊗ mo ti únim, attune with others; iti nalabága ng̃a caoés saán á mai ⊗ iti panés, red dress does not harmonize with mourning; agba ⊗ ti náquemda, they are of one opinion.

See tutúp.

BAGAYBÁY

To surround deer with rope of palm leaves to catch them, ag ⊗.

BAGBÁG

Tree with red flowers whose leaves soothe headache.

To destroy, shred into threads; strip a town of privileges, destroy forest, ⊗ en; destroyed thing, na ⊗.