CALUB-ÍT
See cab-ít.
See cab-ít.
Scabbard of sword, etc.
See cobbába.
See cobbába.
Soft-wood tree whose fruit, resembling olive, is eaten.
Fruit tree.
Side, corner: sit on one hip only; sail close-hauled; go or carry lopsided, ag ⊗; thing placed así, nai ⊗.
Blue-flowered vine bearing fruit like beans called cumpítes.
Heavy, sluggish, lacking activity, na ⊗.
Pigweed (amaranth).
Sentence: iti umasidég iti agtúray á di gumóany, cas cumpet iti ⊗ á puris-nanğot naruáy.
See calanğtíquinğ.
Coiled like snake.
To speak in circumlocutions: ¿ical ⊗ mo pay laéng̃ iti agsaó, á dica quet linteguénen? do you still speak in circumlocutions without stating substance?
See calobcób.
Lidded basket; traveling pouch carried on shoulder holding tobacco, betel or money.
Large ones for clothes.
See opit.
See calupápis.
Strickle: instrument used to level grain measures.
See cáros.
Prohibition: prohibit, impede, hinder something, i ⊗.
Not to be pleasing; shy away, like child pulling back hand if taken, i ⊗.
Defend from one who harms, like hen defending chicks from kite, sheep lamb from dog.
To join person or animal ahead, ma ⊗; he who overtakes another, maca ⊗, manğ ⊗.
To arrive in time for mass, play, ma ⊗.
On beasts, touch and strike feet on pasterns walking, ag ⊗.
To catch rain or night on road, ma ⊗.
To expect aiming for: iti biág á agnanáyon ti cam ⊗ entayo á cristiano, eternal life is what we Christians aim for.
To speak hurried words, one before another finishes, agca ⊗.
Successive shots, fireworks, agca ⊗.
Male or female concubine: live in concubinage, ag ⊗.
See catubuán.
Storehouse: what deposited in it, i ⊗.
Large white spots on face or body; tinea versicolor.
Asylum, refuge: go to seek patronage; shelter under tree or place from weather or danger, um ⊗, ag ⊗.
For two rivers to join; unite two things; solder iron bars, pag ⊗ en.
Affinity relationship by licit or illicit copulation: become related, ag ⊗.
See casúcob.
Edible tuber with taste of potato.
Very fragrant incense from China.
Glazed earthen pan.
Vine with pungent, tasty leaves like betel.
See camíro.
To pursue, go after person or animal, ⊗ en: quinámatco dáydi nagtácaw, ng̃em diác na ⊗ en, I pursued thief but could not overtake him.
To attack each other, pursue one another like fighting cocks, agcamat ⊗.
To speak rapidly.
Succession without interruption of things of same species, like squall after squall, feast after feast, agca ⊗: agca ⊗ ti panaggorróod, thunders unceasingly; agca ⊗ ti panagdadaquél, continuous flood.
To exhaust well from drawing water frequently, ma ⊗.
(from matá).
Eye inflammation turning red and bloodshot: suffer said disease, ag ⊗.
Tarantula, whose bite is cured rubbing with gold in water, giving it to drink and applying gold to sting.
Shrimp with short pincers.
Red head louse smaller than cóto.
(ancient) To do something slowly.
Twin chicks from same egg.
Locust species flying little; wingless locust.
Species of turmeric; rosaries made from fruit.
To acquire something unlawfully and unjustly, ⊗ en.
See gamgám.
Integral part, any limb of body; part, attachment of machinery: nasaquít ámin á cam ⊗ co, all my body limbs ache.
Slender legs of crab or shrimp.
To stick threads of skein, head hair, from wax, paste, ag ⊗: nagca ⊗ ti sagút á tinagúdan.
Wild eggplant species whose fruit causes dizziness to eater.
Nominative plural of first person personal pronoun siác, meaning we, excluding person spoken to: postposed to verb or noun, agsúrat ⊗; nagaguét ⊗.
Poisonous tree causing swelling from air blowing through branches due to infectious miasmas, held in superstitious respect by natives: swelling cured rubbing with salt or sea bathing; tree sap swelling body, ma ⊗ an.
To care for what is under one’s charge, ⊗ en.
See camáro.
Usufruct, utility and profit drawn from what one cares for, especially animals; use them for profit, ⊗ en.
See calomámit.
Indigence, misery, extreme need: poor with nothing to cover first needs, manğam ⊗.
See panğláo.
To come undone loop or knot; slip tie, crossbar coming off wall, um ⊗: slipped or undone thing, nai ⊗.
To take a thing without asking owner.
See gammál.
Small locust species.
Small and long net for fishing.