DALANGÁDANG̃
To roast or heat something at distance from fire turning spit, ⊗ en; what roasted así, i ⊗.
Clarity of moon or sun near horizon.
See darang̃ádang̃.
To roast or heat something at distance from fire turning spit, ⊗ en; what roasted así, i ⊗.
Clarity of moon or sun near horizon.
See darang̃ádang̃.
Cover of dried fish: split fish open to dry, ⊗ en; he who, ag ⊗.
See palag.
Medicinal herb against evil wind: broad leaves.
To look through transparent body, sun rays penetrating glass, spirits penetrating anywhere, ag ⊗.
To protrude beyond others, like stick or beam exceeding measure.
All without exception: dinalapánas man ti Pádi á bináot daguiti ububbing̃, the Father whipped all boys without exception.
To spread herbs, squash, melons crawling, ag ⊗, um ⊗.
Collision, bump against something: run over, bump against, ma ⊗, ⊗ en; bumped, nai ⊗.
To run into each other, ag ⊗.
To find someone casually in place not sought.
See salápus, saldo.
See ráquit.
(ancient) Sticky thing like glue, na ⊗.
See pigquét.
Man forward in speech, insolent: na ⊗ á táo.
(ancient) Momentary or weak breath.
Lime fruit: three kinds, smallest having most juice.
To soil spreading filth everywhere, i ⊗; soil oneself with greasy matter, mai ⊗: Nai ⊗ ti tuprá iti cabite, wall full of spittle.
Tender, watery and soft meat; fruit still milky or softened by handling: be thus, ag ⊗.
To soil clothes dragging them or touching dirty thing, mai ⊗; what is soiled, i ⊗.
To fall face down, ag ⊗: thing fallen face down, nai ⊗.
For sea to rage, swell, um ⊗: heavy swell, na ⊗.
Liver.
To compact something with hand; settle dust with rain, ⊗ en, mai ⊗.
Cooling refreshment against heat: ti dagang ti angin á amián, el viento norte es ó sirve de refrigerio en los grandes calores.
Passing or transit of many from one place to another: augmentative of lásat.
Portable stove for cooking: taken for all stoves.
To square timber, stone, ⊗ en: squared or octagonal thing, dinalígan.
Fruit so called (carambola / starfruit).
(ancient) To lose strength wine by adding much water, um ⊗.
See lignao.
To begin sweating, um ⊗: Na ⊗ ti ling-étna, sweat runs, sweats abundantly.
See ling-ét.
Attire: put in order, arrange things, e.g. rice heap, clothes in chest, ⊗ en, i ⊗.
To pile up firewood, rice, ⊗ en.
See dalúsun, alimogtong.
(from pacó).
Slightly curly hair.
Maidenhair fern.
See aroroéro.
See dalepdép.
See dalanés.
To settle wall, newly built house, ⊗ en.
To compact contents of sack, ag ⊗.
(ancient) To store, arrange things, ⊗ en, i ⊗.
To retreat, flee out of shame or fear, ag ⊗.
Hangings, like curtain, canopy: adorn with them, ⊗ an.
Spark of fire; swirl of flames carried by wind: for house to burn from windblown spark, na ⊗ an.
(from penpén).
To bundle up, wrap oneself putting blanket over blanket, ag ⊗; ⊗ an ti masaquit, bundle up sick person putting several clothes, blankets on him.
To curl up, huddle like cat sleeping.
To cross arms over chest, ag ⊗.
See quepquép.
See páli.
Well or pit made by water falling from height or sliding down slope.
Action of flattening something on ground: flatten it, i ⊗.
Oppression victor causes to vanquished in battle.
Most reduced and miserable state of gravely ill person: be oppressed thus, mai ⊗.
Burrs.
Stitch felt in clothes or hand of sewer.
See dalubdúb, puriquet.
Kerchief or veil with which women cover head: wear it, ag ⊗.
See alidungdúng.
Pile of anything serving as obstacle, like trunks, branches river current washes down blocking riverbed; stones, brush, obstructing path: pile up something thus, ⊗ en.
See dalimogtóng̃, penpén.
(from pitpít).
To flatten, press, beat metals, ⊗ en.
Accumulation of spittle of one spitting much.
Rubbish, excrement discarded on outskirts of town or piled on edge of road.
Prick felt when sewing: prick oneself, pin something with pin or needle, i ⊗ ti dágum.
See túdoc.
(ancient) To fatten pig well so it is always sated, ⊗ en.
See díng̃o.
Noise of running crowd: produce said noise, ag ⊗.
Natural stone flag, paving stone: thin flat stones.
See lupináy.
To multiply, increase number of existing persons or things, ma ⊗ an.
See lupináy.
Tight pressing of things placed in a spot to occupy less room: pack something thus, ⊗ en.