CUGSÓL

To nail, drive into earth a stake, lance, pole; strike underneath with timber lifting upward; strike wall with crowbar to demolish it; knock at door with tip of stick.

Do any of the said, um ⊗, ag ⊗; tool, i ⊗; what is struck, ⊗ en.

CUL-LÁAO

Nocturnal bird, owl species: cry resembles screech owl, extremely gloomy and ominous omen of imminent death.

CUL-LÁAP

To darken, cloud over the sky, intelligence, sight, ma ⊗ an.

See culímat.

CUL-LÁLONG̃

To carry someone by feet and hands, ⊗ en; he who carries, manğ ⊗.

CUL-LAOÍT

(ancient) To nod one sitting and falling asleep, ag ⊗.

CUL-LÁYAO

To be troubled, terrified the spirit by sudden fright, ag ⊗.

CULAGTÍT

Impetuous, sudden movement, like person or animal startled, defending or attacking.

To make such movement, leap animals impetuously, ag ⊗, um ⊗.

CÚLAM

Witch flying at night.

To bewitch someone, ⊗ en; witch trade, manğcu ⊗.

For witch to turn into deer or pig, rumubráb ti ⊗.

CULÁMAO

Almost nothing, insignificant thing: apag ⊗.

Apag ⊗ ti bagás ti nióg, coconut meat barely forming.

CULÁMAT

To remain stuck to pot grain of cooked rice or particles; to plate, cup, etc. food remaining; meat adhering to bone being stripped.

To begin adhering coconut meat to shell: mai ⊗.

Adda nai ⊗ iti nióguen, coconut already has meat forming; na ⊗ anen, entire shell covered.

To close eyes with rheum from illness, ma ⊗ an ti matá.

Iccatém ti nai ⊗ iti matána, wipe away eye rheum.

To lose sight from dimness of reading much, na ⊗ an ti matána.

See calomámit.

CULÁNG̃

Shoot or stalk of betel leaf after leaf is stripped.

CULANGGUÍT

Easily moved thing, like steelyard adding or subtracting weight, na ⊗.

Lively, graceful woman moving with ease, na ⊗.

See linğguí.

CULÁNIT

Membrane or inner film of egg, orange, chicken gizzard.

To remove said film, ⊗ en.

CULÁPUT

Membrane lining meat, and things expressed by term culánit.

CULÁSAY

To leave, discard, i ⊗.

Cannot help doing a thing: diác mabalin á i ⊗ ti pannacadúsam, I cannot help punishing you.

See lacsíd.

CÚLAT

Mushroom growing on tree trunks.

Has all meanings of cúdad.

CULERÓ

Counterfeit coin.

See bulangcantís.

CULIÁO

Jaundice: to have it, ag ⊗.

Cas quinúnig ti matána, ta ag ⊗, eyes yellow from jaundice.

CULICÚG

Concavity in plate, coin.

Counterfeit coin.

To deny what was previously said, ⊗ enna ti sinaóna.

Delicate, fat body harmed by trivial thing.

CULÍSIP

Or, culisep.

Cane pipe for drinking: drink with it, ag ⊗.

Cigarette holder.

CULÍT

(ancient) Period or comma of ancient writing.

To express smallness: bassit ó batit: iccánnac úray bassit ⊗, give me even a bit.

CULMÉG

To stoop hiding oneself; stand head bowed before someone, ag ⊗.

CUMACÁPUT

(from caput).

Bird so called, long beak, with pouch beneath.

CUMINTÁNG̃

Arm movement describing circle in dancing: move them, ag ⊗.

CUMÍT

Care, diligence, solicitude in watching over or guarding, like shepherd over sheep, God over men: care for something, ag ⊗, ⊗ an.

Entrust a thing, i ⊗.

See icát, salimetmét.

CUMPÁY

Sickle harvesting rice in some parts.

See raquém.

CUMURIÁP

(ancient) Brood of chicks, and noise they make.

CÚMUT

To cover whole body and head with sheet, blanket, ag ⊗; whom covered, ⊗ an; with what, panğ ⊗.

CÚNENG̃

Rude, dull of understanding, na ⊗.

Taken also for ignorance.

See nenğnénğ.

CUNÍCON

To coil something, ⊗ en: coiled thing, like ram horns, na ⊗.

CÚNIG

Yellow dyeing root (turmeric): medicinal against thorns; crushed and applied to wounded part.

CÚNOL

For child to stir in mother’s womb; or what is inside a sack, ag ⊗.

CUNÚT

To suck, nurse child, ag ⊗.

See notnót.

CÚPA

Empty, vain thing: na ⊗ ti ólona, brainless man.

CÚPAG

Pressed coconut residue.

CUPILÁN

(little used) For rice to grow too tall without graining, ag ⊗.