See tupisác.

Disorderly pile of rice, clothes, timbers: pile up thus, ⊗ en: sanğca ⊗ an, a pile.

To collapse person or animal on self, like drunkard, fainting person, mai ⊗.

Cleanness of anything, physical, moral or spiritual: clean thing, na ⊗; clean something, ⊗ an; clean oneself, ag ⊗.

Usually taken for virginal purity or chastity.

Rooster named thus from colors.

Disorderly heap of things: pile them up, ⊗ en.

Crowd of people rushing over one another, agda ⊗.

Metaphorically taken for multitude, abundance: na ⊗ ti pirácna, has much money.

See daríson.

To fall from fainting, dizziness, lack of strength, like convalescent or child beginning to walk, ag ⊗.

Lazy and weak person in doing anything, ag ⊗.

Moisture: damp ground, wood or thing, na ⊗.

See aluádab.

Currently: to be doing something currently, ma ⊗: ma ⊗ ng̃a manğán, is currently eating.

To have started a while ago what is currently done: agdinamá: agdindmá ti panagsúratna, has been writing a while.

Checkers game: play it, ag ⊗; board, pag ⊗ an.

News or novelty: to spread news, fame of someone, mai ⊗; he who spreads, manğí ⊗; publish various news true or untrue, agipa ⊗.

For news to reach someone’s ears, ma ⊗; make it reach, ipá ⊗.

To investigate something, seek news, ⊗ en.

To run rumor from mouth to mouth, agdindinámag.

Famous, agdamdámag, agdindimámag.

Fish so called.

To spread disease or effect of drink through whole body; water penetrating bowels of earth, um ⊗.

For female to give birth third, fourth time or more, ⊗ an á agan-anác.

(ancient) To spend intentionally much time doing something.

Malice in habits and way of treating another: wicked, evildoer, na ⊗.

See dancóc, damsác.

To roast fruits, sweet potatoes in embers, i ⊗.

See tóno.

(from damá).

Later, in a little while, ma ⊗.

To delay a thing until later, pa ⊗ en.

Sound of man or animal running on dry ground.

To stop by a moment in house or town passed through, um ⊗.

To go or arrive a moment anywhere: um ⊗ cantot biit iti baláyco, stop by my house a moment.

See dau-ás.

(ancient) To throw in face another’s gift, ⊗ en.

Earthenware, pottery: potter, an ó agdam ⊗; what is made, ⊗ en.

To reap the fruit of one’s sweat, reward of labor, ⊗ en.

Beginning of time or action, e.g. ⊗ ti búlan, beginning of month; ⊗ na ti agsúrat, begins writing.

Beginning of time in past event: idi ⊗; beginning of time in present action: dam ⊗.

First fruit of tree, or beginning to yield each year; realization of event first time, first childbirth, first rains: damo.

For sun or moon to begin shining: idi ⊗ en ti init ti dumaranğádang̃.

See punğánay, ruguí.

See lampád.

See diram-ós.

Waste of things, spiritual laxity.

Waster of own or others’ goods, person of loose habits, na ⊗.

To waste things, harm neighbor, grow lax, ⊗ an.

See ranğgás, ulpít.

Path formed by frequent passing: make path or open it, ⊗ an.

See págud, uanás, ágad.

Disturbance, anxiety: to be disturbed, anxious, restless from fear, shame, misgiving or impending misfortune, ma ⊗ an: dica agdan ⊗, do not worry.

Freshwater lagoon.

See libtónğ.

In animals, female that gives birth frequently.

See the following (danapisip).

Footsteps of one walking softly, like one trying not to wake a sleeper, or a thief walking stealthily to avoid detection, um ⊗, ag ⊗.

Injury, hurt on the body of a person, animal or any plant.

To be injured thus, ma ⊗.

Said also of any injury, harm or impairment to fame, physical health, or property: dinac ⊗ en, do not harm me, do not injure me.

See dánor.

To level oneself, treat a distinguished person as an equal with those of lower status; an elder mingling with children, a superior with subjects, etc., setting aside seniority or superiority, i ⊗.

(ancient) Accord, agreement.

To collude, ag ⊗.

Said also of things of the same color.

(ancient) Participants in something; equal in sin, ag ⊗, maquipag ⊗.

See bidanğ.

Grumble from anger.

To grumble over what one tripped on or was hurt by; grumble one commanded, like a lazy person, um ⊗, ag ⊗.

To insult with words in anger someone, ⊗ an.

Taken also for reprimand.

Contempt, insult, vilification, persecution.

To despise someone; seek every possible means to harm him, i ⊗.

Decline suffered in reputation or property, due to misfortune or parents’ curse.

This word is used duplicating the first syllable: e.g.: to be despised, maida ⊗.

See rurumén, láud.

For two or many to fight in anger or for fun, ag ⊗.

Cane or stick pointed at both ends, serving to prevent an animal from biting by placing it vertically in its mouth.

Used to catch caimans, though as is understood, it is very dangerous, requiring great composure.

To choke on a thorn, bone, etc., maipa ⊗.

That placed underneath another thing to avoid moisture or touching the ground, etc.

To obstruct or surround many one person in confusion, ag ⊗.

To become difficult to make way in thicket, forest, etc. due to much brush.

Span, the measure from the tip of the thumb of an open hand to the tip of the little finger: sanğca ⊗, one span; measure by spans, ⊗ en; duma ⊗, one having a long span.

Caterpillar so called; large like a centipede, and its way of walking resembles the hand movement of one measuring by spans.

Stinking insect.

There are four or more kinds, spoiling rice and other plants when heading.

Of long legs and short body.

See cauág.

Perversity, impiety, barbarity, vileness.

Person possessing any of said qualities, na ⊗.

See ulpít.

To apply warm cloths or other things to stomach or painful part, i ⊗.

To become enraged, um ⊗.

(ancient) Clouds that at times cover the entire sky and then clear up.

See denğnğép.

Proud, na ⊗.

Certain boldness or rashness of one having an animated or humorous nature.

Taken also for cheerfulness or natural grace.

Person of cheerful disposition, na ⊗.

See saramsám.

Pleasant smell of fruits, like pineapple, melon, etc.

To mistreat someone, strike him, ⊗ en.

Chaste tree (Vitex negundo), aromatic shrub.

Its leaves are good for preventing sunstroke, placing them on the head; also used to drive away bedbugs placing them on furniture or sweeping rooms with them.

See dunğnğó.