BISÁLEG

Gripes of belly: to suffer them, ag ⊗.

BISCÁR

To level, spread something to be even, e.g. ground surface, road gravel.

To spread hides, clothes to dry, ⊗ en.

BISÍBIS

To sprinkle something scattering water, ag ⊗; what is sprinkled, ⊗ an.

See sibúg.

BÍSIC

To warn in secret, advise someone, ⊗ an; that advised, i ⊗; he who, manğí ⊗.

BÍSIL

Dirty, rough ground full of pebbles, uneven and hard to break: place thus, ca ⊗ an.

BISÍN

Hunger: to be hungry, ma ⊗; pierced with hunger, na ⊗ an; to starve someone, ⊗ an.

To leap with hunger, cumaláusig iti ma ⊗.

Refrain: aoán ti dáques á inapúy iti ma ⊗, to the hungry no bread is bad.

No cayátmo ng̃a aoán ti dengguém á dáques, dica sumacláng iti ma ⊗ anno agunğét, if you wish to hear no evil, do not appear before the hungry or angry.

BISLÁC

Thin piece of cane or stick to scrape or stir something.

BISLÍN

To place something in middle or center of other things: ni Apótayo á Santa Maria bimmislin laeng̃ á naguiá iti nagbaetán daguiti judios.

No room among crowded people or things: aoán ti ⊗ an, no room to walk.

See it-it.

BISNG̃ÁO

Forward in speech; talkative, arrogant in speech, na ⊗.

BISNGÁR

To flare nostrils in anger.

Said also of prudishness in insufferable women.

BISNG̃ÁY

To separate or divide united things, e.g. hair to braid, or plants when walking without trampling them, ⊗ en.

See apíg.

BISNG̃ÍT

To open something separating, e.g. spine of book to read inner letters, or two boards to insert something, or garden fence to pass, ⊗ en.

BISOCÓL

Round snail breeding in lagoons.

BISÓNG

To throw something into ravine, well, pit, i ⊗; to fall into well, mai ⊗.

To plant plant shoots or sugarcane, i ⊗.

See pisóng.

BISQUÍR

To break through a crowd, open way, um ⊗; ⊗ enna ti adú á táo.

See serráy.

BISRÁD

To unfold, spread gathered thing: ⊗ em ta tabíco, ti páñom.

To open eyes, book: diac ma ⊗ daguiti matác, I cannot open my eyes.

BISSÁYOT

To suspend high, hold something in air with hand or foot, ⊗ en.

BISTÍ

(from Spanish vestir).

To dress an image, vest priest for mass, put on acolyte or actor garb, dress up, ag ⊗; dress another or image, ⊗ an; help vest priest, actor, agpa ⊗.

Namagá ti panag ⊗ na, dresses with taste and elegance.

BÍTAD

To stretch something spreading it, said principally of tobacco leaf, ⊗ en.

BITÁNGA

Snails long as finger breeding in water.

BÍTAY

To hang person or animal, ⊗ en; order to hang, agpa ⊗; gallows, pag ⊗ an.

BÍTI-BIT

To hang something from hand, or carry hanging from it, ⊗ en, ag ⊗.

BITÍBIT

To lift or hold something in hand with hanging arm, ⊗ en.

To sustain, support the poor or afflicted, manğ ⊗.

See saránay.

BÍTIG

Heart palpitation, throbbing of artery, strong pulse beat: palpitate thus, ag ⊗, um ⊗.

BÍTIN

To hang from something high grasping with hands or feet, ag ⊗; be hanging something high, agbi ⊗; hang something, i ⊗; nail, rope or place from which hung, panğí ⊗ an.

To be bruised from standing, working much, ma ⊗: agtupdónccad pay, quet ma ⊗ ti ánğescon ng̃a agtactacdér.

See bittáyon.

BITLÁ

Speech, address, allocution, sentence, word: to harangue, address discourse to someone, ag ⊗.

Denunciation, accusation: denounce someone, i ⊗.

See bal-láag.

BITNÉL

Large compared to small, um ⊗.

Not understood speaking of persons.

See bánal.

BITNÓN

Small tree whose bark ties rice bundles, etc.

BÍTO

Pond, well or cistern with water or without it.

See bobón.

BITÓCA

Stomach pouch receiving food in person or animal.

Some take it for belly.

BITÓR

To throw silver coins, sweets to people in joy, ag ⊗.

See biríndis.

BITTÁOG

Palo-maría tree; resin used to break and suppurate boils; wood very good for carriage hubs and furniture; oil extracted from fruit.

BITTÁTAY

To lift or hold something in hand extending arm, ⊗ en: ⊗ em ti ubing tapno di mayabút.

BITTÁYON

To be hanging high, ag ⊗: hanging fruit on branch, naca ⊗, sibi ⊗.

See bissáyot.

BITTÍG

Wart: to have them, ag ⊗.

See tocactócac.

BITUÉN

Or, bittuén.

Star in general.

Comet, ⊗ á nagdúlao: shooting star, umális á ⊗: nagbináguit á immilis ti ⊗, left a streak in path.

BOÁ

Tree giving a kind of nutmeg; also the nut itself, with which they make betel quid wrapping a piece in betel leaf, known by name of gauéd.

BOÁNG

To open passage, door or way for confined thing to issue, like people, water, ⊗ an; na ⊗ an ti inaládanmi, passage was opened in our garden fence.

To grant permission to someone, ⊗ an.

See bussuáng.

BÓBO

Weel-like large basket for fishing.

Bag of seine net where fish remain trapped.

To stand where wind blows directly, ag ⊗; put something, i ⊗; tí masaquit ma ⊗ iti áng̃in, wind blows on sick person.

BOBÓN

Pit or small well made to draw water, filtered so it contains no impurities.

Taken also for true well and cistern.

See bíto.

BOBÓNG

Bundles of cogon or panáo covering ridge of roof.

Ridge timbers or canes of roof, ⊗ an.

A married couple, and also whole tribute of two taxables, sanğca ⊗.

See bádoc.

BÓBOR

See berbér in first meaning.

BOCÁ

To untie anything, remove tie, ⊗ en; untie on its own, ag ⊗.

To release one from prison, bound or not, ⊗ an; he who releases, mam ⊗.

To give birth the woman, ag ⊗; idi calman ti panag ⊗ ni fulana, yesterday so-and-so gave birth.

To unroll bundle.

BÓCAG

To open or burst cotton capsule, flower bud, ag ⊗.

To pick cotton from plant, ag ⊗, mam ⊗.

BOCÁL

Wild boar.

Metaphorically, large louse.

See alíngo.