CAL-LAIGUÍ

To mock, frustrate hope or intent; avoid visit going elsewhere; escape snare taking another path: in ⊗ ni Apótayo á Jesucristo ti sicap daguiti fariseos, Jesus Christ frustrated pharisees’ scheme.

See cáua.

CAL-LANG̃ÁN

Shed without walls, in Tinguian rancherias; owner considered rich and honored, hosting feast in memory of ancestors.

CAL-LÁTIC

To bounce, rebound, like bullet hitting stone, ag ⊗.

CAL-LÁTING̃

Transmission: transmit, e.g. Jesus his graces through the Virgin to sinners, i ⊗.

CAL-LAUÁSAN

Wandering, aimless, like vessel without course.

See cal-lútang.

CAL-LÁUIT

Iron or wooden hook: catch something with it, ⊗ an.

See cáuit.

CAL-LÍD

Trickery, cheat in games, contracts: deceive lying or pretending to cheat, ag ⊗: traitor speaking one thing and doing another, agcal ⊗: cheat, defrauder, managcal ⊗.

Dimple forming in cheeks when laughing.

CAL-LÍDO

See the preceding in its second meaning.

CAL-LÍT

See cal-líd, as in the preceding.

CAL-LOGÓNG̃

Hat of any material and shape.

By antonomasia, cattocónğ.

To wear it, ag ⊗.

CAL-LUÁT

Ring of cane, rattan laced with cords to carry pot, jar, or hang anything: what placed in it, i ⊗; i ⊗ mo ta bánğa ti caramelo tapnó di catonén.

CAL-LÚNG̃

To eat stealthily cooked rice or viand from pot person or animal; also when stolen from plate or cupboard, or taken home.

CAL-LÚTANG̃

Man or ship floating at sea aimless from shipwreck or lack of wind.

CALÁ

Water rail bird, ash color, long legs and beak, sheltering during hot hours in mangroves and thick trees: edible, but little tasty.

CALÁAD

Small vine whose juice, applied on banana leaf to forehead, relieves headache from heat.

CALÁAN

Mark or sign axe makes on side of cut to split timber down middle.

Notch or step made on side of well being dug when narrow for digger to stand.

CALABCÁB

Leaf lard of pork.

To climb person or animal where there is no ladder, um ⊗.

See caladcad.

CALÁCAL

To transplant grown tree or plant taking it out with roots and earth, ⊗ en.

CALADCÁD

To climb, scale pole or house where there is no ladder, etc. ag ⊗, um ⊗.

See calabcab in 2nd meaning.

CÁLAG

To be forced, find oneself in need of doing something, e.g. sick person traveling for health; litigant forced to sell house, ag ⊗; ¿aniá ti pag ⊗ am á mapán sadiáy? what forces you to go there?

CALAGUÍ

(ancient) To climb to highest point, cross river or reed bed, pass leaping, um ⊗.

CALAM-ÍT

To depend, have part or participate in something, mai ⊗.

CALAMÁUS

Miserable, having nothing to pass life with, manğal ⊗ á táo.

See camlát.

CALÁMAY

Sweet of coconut milk, rice and honey.

CALAMÍCAM

To meddle in meeting, um ⊗: mix words not fitting or harmonious with topic, i ⊗; mix one thing with another, e.g. clothes with another’s, mai ⊗.

CALÁNG̃

To loosen, disjoint spokes of wheel, door tenon, joint of chair, table, ag ⊗; na ⊗ toy á palánğca, this chair is loose.

For earth to crack from drought, ag ⊗ ti dagá.

CALANGÁCANG

Sound of fruit inside shell, like dried hazelnut: sound thus, um ⊗.

CALÁNG̃AY

White cockatoo, parrot: some yellow with red speckles.

CALANG̃CÁNG

Rattan or wire ring wrapped and braided, used for curtains and tying topknot at waist.

CALANG̃ÍQUING̃

Clinking sound of weapons, chains, money, earthenware.

See caranğíquing̃.

CALANGTÁY

To crawl up tree; go from branch to branch like monkey, ag ⊗, um ⊗.

CALANTÁS

Cedar.

Good wood, though not as strong as cantíng̃en, also cedar.

CÁLAO

Forest hornbill bird; large body, small wings, regular legs, large head and neck, dark red, heavy short flight, thick pointed red beak with casque: indicates hours with loud cry day and night.

Nagcal ⊗ á itutúlag, fail to arrive at agreed time.

CALAOÁSAN

Vagrant, wanderer not knowing locality: wander, agcal ⊗.

CALAOÍQUIO

For dog or animal to wag tail fawning, um ⊗.

CÁLAP

Fishing: fish with net or any instrument, ag ⊗; what caught, ⊗ an.

Said also of devil catching sinner’s soul.

CALAPÁO

Hut, poor house, especially in fields: said politely of one’s own house though large: dumánonca iti ⊗ mi, come to our hut.

CALAPÁTI

Domestic pigeon: dovecote, baláy ti ⊗, pag ⊗ an; squab, orbón ti calapáti.

CALAPCÁP

Inference, conjecture: infer by antecedents, ⊗ en.

See ripirip.