CALÁSAG

Buckler, shield: use it, ag ⊗; what serves as shield, pag ⊗; put it on someone, ⊗ an.

⊗ annac, Apó, cadaguiti cabúsorco, shield me, Lord, from my enemies.

Nabileg á ⊗ ni Ápo Santa Maria, strong shield is Virgin Mary.

CALASCÁS

To collect all at once clothes, papers, ⊗ en.

Rope hanging banana leaves, branches stretched down river to drive fish to point: fish thus, ag ⊗.

CALASÍCAS

Hoop, iron clamp, cane weave or other material holding carriage tires; also weave in well to prevent cave-in.

Bezel holding stone in ring, quinalasícasan.

CALASÚGAN

Flume, conduit where cane juice runs in press; hollowed cane or tree trunk conveying irrigation water to fields.

Said of the Virgin, as channel of God’s graces.

CALATCÁT

To climb, scale vine, beans up pole, tree, um ⊗.

CALÁUAG

Kitchen rack for utensils: what placed on it, i ⊗.

See gatunğgátunğ.

CALBÍT

To touch someone with finger signaling; pluck harp strings or instrument; touch sideways with finger, ⊗ en; he who, um ⊗, manğ ⊗; where touched, ca ⊗ an.

CALCÁG

To knock box, hat, sieve upside down against ground to dislodge dirt, i ⊗: beat someone, ⊗ an.

CALCÁL

To pursue another’s concubine with dishonest desires, ag ⊗.

To suggest, incite, move to good or bad.

CALCALÁ

Heavy, slow and sluggish in doing or saying.

Lapse of considerable time: ⊗ pay ti isasangpétcon, a thousand years since I arrived.

CALCALÍGUID

Account, saying different from what was previously said or another said: ⊗ páy ti conám itá, iti quinoanám idi calman, what you say now differs from yesterday.

CALDÍNG̃

Goat in general.

Riddle: sanğcaurbón á ⊗, maymaysá lat naguíming: school and pupils, or priest and parishioners.

CALDÍT

Lancet incision of bleeding or boil: open, lance, ⊗ en; he who, manğ ⊗; lancet, panğ ⊗.

CALÉG

Surfeit, satisfaction, contentment in sense of: the impertinent servant wishing to leave good master: pumánaoca tapnó maca ⊗ ca, leave so you are satisfied once.

Said of false animal worked hard to break habit.

CALENQUÉN

To gather or push to one side clothes, bed curtain, etc.; fold or gather wide garment for fit.

See quenquén.

CALENTÚDO

Voluntary soaking in rain: go out in rain to get wet, ag ⊗; go out to street or field in rain, en ó mapán ag ⊗.

CALGÁO

Summer, dry season.

See darádar.

CALÍ

Bird of prey; kite species catching chicks: quinalí ti manóquen, kite took chicks.

CÁLI

Pit, ditch, grave made in ground.

To dig, make pit, ag ⊗; dig up something digging, ⊗ en; what buried, i ⊗: i ⊗ yo ti natáy, bury the dead: narbaot ti ⊗, shallow pit.

See cúrub.

CALIBÚYOG

(from búyog ancient).

Flock of people walking together, and one heading them.

CALIBÚYOT

(from búyot).

To spread vine over ground, um ⊗.

CALICÁGUM

Desire: to crave, desire something, ⊗ an: ⊗ ac ti agconfesár, I desire to confess.

Sometimes means aim, intent, purpose: ti incalicágummo iti súratmo, tinunğpálcon, I fulfilled the purpose of your letter.

See tarigagay.

CALÍLIS

(from alilís).

Transfer: Nai ⊗ ti fiesta, feast was moved.

Infraction of law: ⊗ d arámid, saó, act, word contrary to law.

CALÍNG̃AG

Echo, resounding of voice, cannon: agcal ⊗ ti paltóog, shotgun echoes.

CALINTÓTO

To swim on back, ag ⊗.

See taguintúdo.

CALIPQUÍP

To climb mountain or narrow paths, ag ⊗, um ⊗.

According to some, walk on slope of mountain, ravine.

CALÍS

(from alís).

Simulated, feigned speech giving words another meaning: i ⊗ na ti náquemna ng̃a agpáyso, does not say what he truly feels.

To excuse oneself, ag ⊗.

To make understood with words or gestures what is felt without power to express well, i ⊗: panğí ⊗ an iti pudnoén á balicsén.

CÁLIS

Fencing: fence with sword, ag ⊗.

Taken also for crossing feet or hands passing one over other like kicking child crying.

CALMÁN

Yesterday.

Preceded generally by adverb of time idi.

CALNÓC

Very dense forest where sunlight barely penetrates: used with particle of place an, postposed.

CALNOÓD

Recently deceased, dead a short time.

CALÓ

Wicker casing on demijohns, or looser weave, ⊗ an.

CALOBCÓB

Superficial cover, like gilded, silvered thing, glazed earthenware, or covered with metal plate: line, plate, gild, ⊗ en.

Person of good words and bad intention, táo á ⊗ ti náquemna.

CALÓG

To wobble chair or table from loose legs.

CALÓLOT

Ferrule of tool handle; hoop of pipe; cane ring or cane handle: put ferrule, ⊗ an.

Ring-shaped scale on foot of some cocks.

CALOMÁMIT

To be about to be fulfilled what nature breeds or man does, e.g. coconut meat not yet covering entire shell but close to covering all; tear, split almost completely cloth, wood; farmer plowing field almost joining both furrows, maical ⊗: verification of union or completion of actions, ag ⊗, mai ⊗.

To meddle in business or dispute without part, complicate oneself, i ⊗.

See cámit.

CALONCÓN

Or, calonğcón.

To remove, clear table, ⊗ en, ag ⊗.

Final moments of dying person: be about to expire, ag ⊗ ti ánğes ó biag: nag ⊗ en yá murió.

CALÚ

To preserve fruits in syrup, ⊗ en.

CALÚB

Lid of anything; slab of grave.

To cover something with lid, ⊗ an; that serving as lid, i ⊗, panğ ⊗; he who covers, manğ ⊗: ámin ti quinalubán ti Lánğit, all under heaven.

To put two lids together, join two plates concave to concave, pag ⊗ en: di ma ⊗ an ti ng̃ioatna ng̃a agmalém, does not shut mouth all day.

Eyelids, ⊗ ti matá.

See accób.