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.

DALANGDÁNG̃

Cover of dried fish: split fish open to dry, ⊗ en; he who, ag ⊗.

See palag.

DÁLAO

Medicinal herb against evil wind: broad leaves.

DALAODÁAO

To look through transparent body, sun rays penetrating glass, spirits penetrating anywhere, ag ⊗.

To protrude beyond others, like stick or beam exceeding measure.

DALAPÁNAS

All without exception: dinalapánas man ti Pádi á bináot daguiti ububbing̃, the Father whipped all boys without exception.

DALAPDÁP

To spread herbs, squash, melons crawling, ag ⊗, um ⊗.

DALÁPUS

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.

DALATÍDET

(ancient) Sticky thing like glue, na ⊗.

See pigquét.

DALAUÍDAO

Man forward in speech, insolent: na ⊗ á táo.

DALÁY

(ancient) Momentary or weak breath.

DALÁYAP

Lime fruit: three kinds, smallest having most juice.

DALAYDÁY

To soil spreading filth everywhere, i ⊗; soil oneself with greasy matter, mai ⊗: Nai ⊗ ti tuprá iti cabite, wall full of spittle.

DALAYÚDOY

Tender, watery and soft meat; fruit still milky or softened by handling: be thus, ag ⊗.

DALDÁL

To soil clothes dragging them or touching dirty thing, mai ⊗; what is soiled, i ⊗.

DALÉB

To fall face down, ag ⊗: thing fallen face down, nai ⊗.

DÁLEG

For sea to rage, swell, um ⊗: heavy swell, na ⊗.

DALEPDÉP

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.

DALIÁSAT

Passing or transit of many from one place to another: augmentative of lásat.

DALICÁN

Portable stove for cooking: taken for all stoves.

DALÍGAN

To square timber, stone, ⊗ en: squared or octagonal thing, dinalígan.

Fruit so called (carambola / starfruit).

DALÍGAO

(ancient) To lose strength wine by adding much water, um ⊗.

See lignao.

DALIGUÉT

To begin sweating, um ⊗: Na ⊗ ti ling-étna, sweat runs, sweats abundantly.

See ling-ét.

DALIMÁNEC

Attire: put in order, arrange things, e.g. rice heap, clothes in chest, ⊗ en, i ⊗.

DALIMOGTÓNG̃

To pile up firewood, rice, ⊗ en.

See dalúsun, alimogtong.

DALIMPACÓ

(from pacó).

Slightly curly hair.

Maidenhair fern.

See aroroéro.

DALINESNÉS

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 ⊗.

DALIPÁTO

Spark of fire; swirl of flames carried by wind: for house to burn from windblown spark, na ⊗ an.

DALIPENPÉN

(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.

DALISONG̃SÓNG̃

Well or pit made by water falling from height or sliding down slope.

DÁLIT

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 ⊗.

DALOCDÓG

Burrs.

Stitch felt in clothes or hand of sewer.

See dalubdúb, puriquet.

DALONG̃DÓNG̃

Kerchief or veil with which women cover head: wear it, ag ⊗.

See alidungdúng.

DALONGGÓ

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.

DALOPITPÍT

(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.

DALUBDÚB

Prick felt when sewing: prick oneself, pin something with pin or needle, i ⊗ ti dágum.

See túdoc.

DALÚG

(ancient) To fatten pig well so it is always sated, ⊗ en.

See díng̃o.

DALUGUDÚG

Noise of running crowd: produce said noise, ag ⊗.

DALUMPÍNAS

Natural stone flag, paving stone: thin flat stones.

DALUNDÓN

To multiply, increase number of existing persons or things, ma ⊗ an.

DALUPINPIN

Tight pressing of things placed in a spot to occupy less room: pack something thus, ⊗ en.