BUSLÍG

Herb with roots resembling water chestnuts, edible.

BUSLÓN

Prodigal, spendthrift, na ⊗, manag ⊗; spend thus, ag ⊗.

Taken sometimes for generous and frank in spending.

See ugáo.

BUSNÁG

Person relatively white compared to fellows, na ⊗.

BUSNÁY

(ancient) To agree with others to go or meet at designated place, ⊗ an.

BUSNG̃ÁL

Cane placed to dislodge something: place it, ⊗ en.

BUSÓNG

(ancient) For curse cast on one to take effect, or end in evil, ma ⊗.

BÚSOR

Contrariety, opposition: to oppose someone, wage war, ⊗ en; be two adversaries, ag ⊗; if many, agbu ⊗.

To rise up a town against Lord or King, um ⊗.

See álsa.

BUSSUÁNG

To release dammed water, cattle, i ⊗.

BUSSÚG

To be satisfied, sated with food or drink, mabsúg; sated person, nabsúg; sate someone, ⊗ en; eat to fullness, ag ⊗.

To swell belly, bladder, wineskin, bumsúg ti tián.

(Metaphorically).

To be filled the righteous with heavenly goods, or satisfied with reasons given.

See pennéc, suyúp.

BUT-TUÁN

Calluses of hands or feet: have them, ag ⊗; have many, na ⊗.

BUTÁY

Lumps of lime; residue of poorly ground flour: na ⊗ á bel-laáy, flour with lumps.

See búnel.

BUTÁYONG

Leaf or sheath inside which coconut cluster grows; made into strips, used for tying.

BUTBÚT

To remove husk of cotton, take out of boll, ⊗ en; he who, mam ⊗.

To pierce wall, fruit, sack, ⊗ an.

BUTÉNG

Fear, dread: to fear, ma ⊗; that feared, i ⊗; whom one fears, ca ⊗, pag ⊗ an: ca ⊗ co ti áso, I fear the dog.

Fearful person, manag ⊗.

Refrain: iti ⊗ ti bantáy ti múla, fear guards the crop.

BUTÍC

Animal or thing speckled with spots, mottled of various colors, ⊗ ⊗ an.

See buric, labang.

BUTICTÍC

Stuffed with food or drink; having drunk too much, na ⊗.

BÚTIG

Wart species: person with many warts, na ⊗.

See tocactócac.

BUTILÁO

Uterine disease in women; prolapse of uterus: suffer said disease, ag ⊗.

BUTIQUÍ

Small sea snails with which children play.

BÚTIR

Tuber resembling sweet potato.

BUTÍTI

Small, pot-bellied fish with very fine scales: resembling pufferfish; if not cooked properly produces poisoning.

(Metaphorically).

Pot-bellied and small person.

BUTNÉG

Small, yellow bananas of good quality.

BÚTOT

(ancient) Bucolic: speak of it, um ⊗.

Familiar expression.

BUTTIÁC

To open belly of person or animal of any species for cesarean section or gutting, ⊗ an; he who, mam ⊗.

See bettác.

BUTTIÚG

Pot-bellied, paunchy; one having large belly from being very fat.

BUTTÚUR

Sudden fright: nabtúur ti náquemco, I was startled, my heart leaped.

To tell someone suddenly unexpected news of importance; boil or roast something quickly over high fire, ⊗ en.

BUTUBÚT

Heavy-buttocked, thick-seated.

Fat black fish.

BUTÚBUT

Artificial hole in containers like sack, basket: pierce, ⊗ an; pierced thus, na ⊗.

See butbút.

BÚY

Banana tree from which abaca is extracted.

BUY-ÓNG

To have a fat and large belly, ⊗ an.

BÚYA

To see, contemplate with sight what causes contentment or displeasure, ag ⊗; daguiti nagásat ⊗ enda ti rúpa ti Dios, the blessed see the face of God; diác ma ⊗ dayta nacaap-apráng á animal.

Play, spectacle, circus or any other pleasant diversion to the sight: innác iti ⊗, I am going to the play or circus, etc.

BUYÁT

To empty, pour liquids, i ⊗; he who, manğí ⊗.

See suydo.

BUYBÚY

Shoots of reed bed, sugarcane, cogon, etc. for planting.

To throw in one’s face favors done to him, i ⊗.

BUYÓBOY

Clean half-coconut shell serving as drinking cup.

See óng̃ot.

BUYÓC

Stench of anything: stinking thing, na ⊗.

BÚYOG

To follow others, person or animal uniting with their thought or intention, um ⊗.

To conform with another’s opinion or dictate, ⊗ en.

To be moved the spirit, softened with music, weeping, etc., mai ⊗ ti náquem.

To fulfill one’s word, ⊗ en; dina ⊗ en ti sinaóna, he does not fulfill what he said.

BÚYON

Augur, divination, searching by superstitions what is lost, stolen, etc. or who is the author, ⊗ en; the augur, mam ⊗.

To sell or buy a thing without leaving anything.

See sip-ón.

BÚYOT

Companion, he who goes with another.

Said of the superior with respect to his subjects, more than of these with respect to that: ⊗ co idá daguitóy, these are my companions or inferiors.

Iti General mang̃i ⊗ cadaguiti soldádosna, the General is the companion who commands his soldiers.

See cáyug.

C

This letter, joined to nouns ending in vowel, is first person singular possessive pronoun, meaning my or mine: bádo ⊗, my shirt; saó ⊗, my word.

Postposed to passive verb ending in vowel, or passives of compositions en, an, omitting by apocope the n of said particles, is personal pronoun executing action of verb: icali ⊗ daytoy, I bury this; aramídec, I do; lucatác, I open.

CA

Second person singular personal pronoun: joined to nouns, means being individual indicated by noun, e.g. al-laodgui ⊗, you are carpenter; nabuslón ⊗, you are spendthrift; saán ⊗ á nanacmán, you are not prudent.

Joined to active verbs, acts as agent: agsúrat ⊗, write; agtugáo ⊗, sit.

With passive verbs, sometimes agent, and mostly patient, e.g. baybay-ádnna ⊗, he leaves you; ¿di ⊗ cayátan? do you not want it already?; sa ⊗ ntó aramíden ti sabáli, and then you will do another thing.

Particle that joined to nouns or verbs gives them special force of meaning.

(See its multiple uses in Grammar).

Syncopated from cas.