DANG̃PÍL

Press, or weight to extract oil, etc. or press clothes or other things.

To press, ⊗ en; in the press, pag ⊗ an.

Taken also for the gallows with which the executioner executes the criminal.

Synonym of dinğpít.

DANG̃QUÉS

Vileness, clumsiness, wickedness, perversity.

See dáques.

DANG̃RÓ

Stench of shark meat and some fish.

Said also of the breath of some persons.

See anğrí.

DÁNIO

Profane song.

To sing profanely, ag ⊗.

See cantá.

DANIOAR-OÁR

Open, clear field seen when walking, na ⊗.

See oaoáy.

DANNÓG

Inquisitive person who repeatedly asks what was already told, na ⊗.

DÁNON

Reach, arrival.

To arrive somewhere or join a person or thing going ahead, um ⊗, ⊗ en.

Speaking of persons, concur with them in the same era, be contemporary: speaking of times, have lived in that referred to, na ⊗.

To grasp something stretching out hand to take it.

To achieve or attain.

To know, understand, comprehend.

To be sufficient or enough for some end, e.g. provisions: panánonmi toy á págay iti panagáni, this rice reaches us until harvest.

In firearms or thrown weapons, to reach the shot a certain distance, um ⊗, maca ⊗.

To arrive a person or animal at such point.

To notify, relate something to someone, i ⊗.

See gau-át, camácam.

DÁNUG

Punch.

To punch someone, or strike with closed fist anything, ⊗ en; he who strikes thus, ag ⊗, um ⊗: strike each other with punches, agdanun ⊗.

DANÚM

Water in general.

Water stand, pag ⊗ an; pour water on something, ⊗ an.

Refrain: sapúlen ti ⊗ iti naatián á bubón, seek water in a dry well.

DAÓ

Very large tree with beautifully grained wood, suitable for floorboards.

DAOENĞDÁOENG̃

Dizziness.

For the head to faint or be dizzy, ag ⊗.

To walk like a drunk, ag ⊗.

DÁOI

Usual, common.

What usually happens; most easy or certain to happen; very trivial thing, like road, word, etc., na ⊗.

To take bait the fish on hook, um ⊗.

Equivalent to Spanish proverb to fall into the snare: e.g.: ¡dimmáoin! he fell into it!

See lábit, cáua.

DAP-ÁO

To tread lightly, or visit house briefly, um ⊗.

(Polite urban term).

Saan á ma ⊗ an ti cadaráitan, ta napúdot, the hot sand cannot be stepped on.

DAPÁDAP

To feel, touch running palm over surface of what is touched, ⊗ en.

DAPÁG

To place well adjusted or seated a thing on ground or where placed, so it sits firmly on base, ⊗ en; that placed thus, i ⊗; thing placed así, or falling from high, etc., na ⊗.

DÁPAG

Sudden wind: árigca á dimténğ á ⊗, you came suddenly like wind.

DAPÁN

Sole of foot or paw of animal.

Shoe sole, ⊗ ti sapátos.

Measure of length, a foot, sanğca ⊗ an.

See padapán.

DAPANDAPÁN

(from dapán).

Delicacy shaped like the sole of the foot.

DÁPAT

Open, level field.

Thing widespread or full like mange, sores; fields full of locusts; town stricken with plague, na ⊗.

Adjoining field, land, ca ⊗.

Owner of it, ca ⊗.

See dappát, dálon.

DAPDÁP

To stamp feet and make dance steps, i ⊗, um ⊗.

DAPÉT

For fighters to grapple, ag ⊗.

Said of the union of spouses: nanipud idi panag ⊗ mi, saáncam páy á nagápa, since we married, we have not quarrelled.

DAPIÁN

Step of door where ladder rests.

Threshold, plank or stone of door.

DAPÍG

Half-round, octagonal or flat.

See dippig.

DÁPIG

To strike someone flat with saber, knife, ⊗ en.

DÁPIL

Sugarcane press or mill to squeeze cane, pag ⊗ an ó da ⊗ an; squeeze it, ⊗ en.

DAPÍLUS

Fall from weakness in knees.

For table, chair to collapse from disjointed or loose legs, ma ⊗.

See piglós.

DAPLÁ

To spread, extend fire everywhere, e.g. burning house; spread fame or news; disease over body, ag ⊗, mai ⊗.

See uáras.

DAPLÁC

(ancient) To set fire upwind so it burns everything, agpa ⊗.

DAPLÁT

Superimposed thing, like cane weave on bridge; board or ceiling over joists, etc.

DAPÓ

Ash.

Put ash on something, ⊗ an.

Turn into ash, um ⊗.

Ash color, ⊗ en.

DAPOGÁN

Place where they cook; hearth on ship or house.

DAPPÁT

Open field for farming or sowing.

(ancient) River or inlet near town or rancheria.

See dápat.

DAPPÓOR

Sound of ruined building collapsing, uprooted tree falling, or angry person stamping feet on ground: produce such sound, ag ⊗.

See dadpúur.

DAPRÁY

Fainting.

To fall to the ground losing consciousness, ma ⊗.

DAPÚYOS

Inclination of something about to fall: lean thus, ag ⊗.

See írig.

DAQUÉP

Embrace.

To embrace in quarrel, friendship, etc., ag ⊗.

To capture in war or one fleeing, ⊗ en.

See arácup, raquép.

DÁQUES

This word, without composition, signifies evil in physical, moral or spiritual matter, e.g.: ⊗ á palánğca, saó, arámid, cadaoyán, bad chair, word, deed, custom.

Evil in general, ca ⊗, quina ⊗.

To take something in a bad sense, judge ill of good work, pa ⊗ en: padacsén ti arámid ti páda ng̃a táo, take ill of another’s works.

To harm, damage, spoil, maca ⊗, macapa ⊗.

To worsen illness, storm, um ⊗.

To condemn a thing, hold it for bad, ⊗ en: dacséc ti arámidyo, I condemn your work.

To bear false witness, padpadacsén; he who, mamadpa ⊗.

Sentence: dica padayáoan ti sanicoy, no ⊗ ti ganána, do not praise wealth if acquired evilly.

See danğgués, pardáya.

DAQUÍOAS

To investigate, search going about or walking from one part to another, ⊗ en, ag ⊗.

See sápul.

DAR-ÁO

Lookout, watchtower.

To watch from window or height, ag ⊗; what seen thus, ma ⊗ an.

See tannáoag, tan-áo.

DAR-ÁY

Help, assistance.

To help, facilitate, ⊗ an: ⊗ annac bassit, help me a little.

See túlung.