CAMMÉL

To catch fish by hand, ag ⊗.

CAMMÉT

Handful of cooked rice or food taken with five fingers extended, ag ⊗, ⊗ en.

Sanğca ⊗, handful of rice or food.

See raquém.

CAMMÓOR

Bruised black, swollen and bruised from blows or lashes.

CÁMO

To persuade, incline someone to good or evil, i ⊗: sicá ti manğí ⊗ iti dáques.

To get ahead in testing or doing something to encourage others, um ⊗.

CÁMOL

Heavy, slow, sluggish, na ⊗.

To eat with jaws, like toothless, ag ⊗.

CAMÓRAS

Measles.

Taken for rash and malignant eruptions.

Tough vine serving as rope.

CAMÓRO

Pimple on body, principally face; has small whitish head.

CÁMOS

Sign or mark of scratch.

CAMPÍT

To meddle in what does not concern one, um ⊗.

To speak or say different thing unrelated to topic.

See sampitao.

CAMPÓR

Mixture of different things, e.g. rice with coconuts: mix sand and lime, pag ⊗ en ti dárat quen ápoy.

Synonym of gampór.

CAMÚTIG

Or, camútit.

Tuber called sweet potato.

CAMÚYAO

Orange species size of pomelo, wild in forest.

CAN

Syncopated from canó.

See caán.

CÁNA

Force or intensity of pain or suffering: sharp, severe pain, na ⊗.

Harmful word or deed, na ⊗.

CANÁAT

Sluggishness, slowness in doing something, na ⊗.

Precaution, preparation: prepare for trip, ag ⊗.

CANÁCAN

To advance work; arrive ahead of appointed hour, i ⊗.

CANADÁ

Convenient, just, reasonable, mai ⊗.

See tutúp.

CANAGCÁG

Very bright moon: na ⊗ ti sel-lág ti búlan; clear moon without stain.

CANÁOA

Defense, protection: defend, protect, i ⊗: i ⊗ nac cadaguiti cabúsorco.

CANAOÁN

To the right hand or right side: no madanónmo ti sumina á dálan, iti ma ⊗ ti pagnáam, on reaching fork, take right road.

CANÁTAD

Well-ordered, well-arranged thing: ⊗ á dálan, tay-ác, straight road, level plain; speak orderly and clearly, na ⊗ á panagsaó.

CANATÍCAT

To prepare, get ready to leave house to visit, travel, ag ⊗.

CANÁYON

(from náyon).

To do something continually without notable interruption, e.g. transfer writing without stopping, go to point without stopping, ⊗ en, ag ⊗; carry something así, i ⊗.

To preserve practice of virtues, vices: can ⊗ em ti castá á sinğpétmo.

Integral part, complement: e.g. volume of four-volume work is complement, ⊗ an.

River course, ⊗ ti carayán.

CANCANÉN

(from caán).

Treat, sweet, confectionery: cancanénnda ti icán, they eat fish as if sweet.

CANDARÓMA

Tree used for fumigation; cinnamon odor.

Aroma of tree arómo.

CANDÉLA

Wax candle: use it, hold in hand, ag ⊗; take candle shape, um ⊗.

CANDÍLING̃

Ring of metal, thread or cloth to hang curtains, mosquito nets: attach to curtain, ⊗ an.

CANDÓNG̃

Round-leaf tree used for dyeing.

Town of Ilocos Sur.

CANDÚMAN

Bag carrying tackle for pole fishing, or kept at home for trinkets.

CANGCÁNG̃

Separation, disunion verified in seasoned timbers or boards before drying: separate boards thus, um ⊗.

See quessén.

CANIÁC

Dative, accusative and ablative singular of first person personal pronoun siác: maquipanğáncay ⊗, eat with me.

CANIÁO

Generic name for superstition.

Omens: dead rat, snake, bird call, manğ ⊗.

See labég.

CANIBÁS

To fit poorly two boards from one being raised higher, ag ⊗.

CANIBUSANAN

(from ibús).

End of anything: ⊗ ti biág, end of life.

CANICÁ

(falling into disuse).

Composition placed before unit from two to nine making ordinal numbers of tens, hundreds, thousands: e.g. duá pol-ló, tló gasút, second ten, third hundred.

(See Grammar lib. 2.° cap. 6.°).

CANIGUÍD

To the left hand, to the left: iti ma ⊗, to the left.

¿Caniguidca? are you left-handed?

CANIMBÁSAR

Noise of many persons or animals walking, working, running: produce it, um ⊗, ag ⊗.

See arimpadéc.

CANIOÁS

Infraction of law: ⊗ en ti bilin ti Dios, fail to fulfill commandments of God.

Contrariety, opposition: ca ⊗ na daytá, that is its opposite: be contrary, ag ⊗.

See supiát, salonğásinğ.

CANIOÁSIU

Contrariety, opposition, of different opinion: ag ⊗ ti panúnotda, contrary in thinking.

CANITÓ

Instant, moment: iti apag ⊗, in the blink of an eye.

See daricmát.