DAYÓ

To compete, rival, be almost equal in wisdom, virtue, skill: agdayon ⊗ da: surpass someone, ⊗ an.

See ayó.

DAYÓDAY

Hanger, clothes rack, peg, rope, sieve, where something is hung: what is hung, i ⊗.

See ayúd.

DAYTÁ

Demonstrative pronoun meaning that, that one.

DAYTÁY

That: demonstrative pronoun used for thing nearby or recently departed.

DÁYTOY

Demonstrative pronoun meaning this, this one.

DECDÉC

To regrind, grind grain, corn, rice again, ⊗ en.

Taken also for grinding simply.

To flare up in anger occasionally, dumec ⊗ ti punğtót.

See diquidíc, ziplót.

DECQUÉT

To stick anything with paste, wafer, glue, pag ⊗ en; what stuck, i ⊗.

Fitted dress, na ⊗, um ⊗.

Fine, well-dyed thing, nadquetan.

To stay close to another, like child to mother; agree with another’s opinion, na ⊗.

See capet, piqquét.

DEG-ÁS

To polish rice pounding a second or third time, ⊗ en.

See as-ás, decdéc.

DEGDÉG

Addition, increase.

To add, increase anything, ⊗ an; that added, i ⊗; he who adds, manğ ⊗, manegtég.

To worsen illness, love, cruelty: ma ⊗ an, um ⊗.

See náyon, lálo.

DEGGÁ

Abundance or force of rain: for downpour to intensify, ag ⊗.

(Metaphorically).

Said of outpouring of grace, mercy, generosity: gracia abundante, nadgá ng̃a pananğnğaisi.

See dayasádas.

DEGGÁNG̃

Noble, of illustrious lineage, na ⊗.

Bright, radiant light of sun, candle, na ⊗.

See tan-óc, sin-áo, seggánğ.

DEGGUÉS

To burst forcefully spring; pour abundance of milk cow, nursing mother, dumgues.

Greatest appetite or pleasure in eating: idi ag ⊗ ti pannanğánco.

DEL-ÁG

Angry voice or word to scare away.

To scare thus, ag ⊗, ⊗ an.

DEL-LÉG

Joists or beams placed on sills to lay floorboards.

DELDÉL

To move boundary stone of field to neighbor’s injury, ⊗ en.

To intrude or push into another for private interest, refusing to leave: e.g. bad woman, child, dog, peddler, i ⊗, um ⊗.

See duldúl, deudén.

DELICÁDO

(Spanish word).

Weak, sickly.

Brittle, easily spoiled.

DEMDÉM

To harbor rancor or ill will; suppress anger waiting occasion for revenge, ⊗ en.

(ancient) Disobedience from laziness; heavy from illness; play dumb to avoid work, ag ⊗.

DEMMÁNG̃

To take or lift something with two hands or two feet; blind in both eyes, one-handed, one-legged, deaf in both ears, orphan of father and mother; peculiarity on both hands, feet, ag ⊗: ag ⊗ i agpilay, lame in both feet.

DENDÉN

To bring near, move something closer, i ⊗; approach person or animal, um ⊗: um ⊗ ca ditóy, come near here.

See adaní.

DENGDÉNG̃

To cook vegetables with salt, buggóong, without lard, ⊗ en.

Said also of cooking fish and meat thus.

DENGNĞÉG

The ear: sense of hearing, panag ⊗; to hear something, manğnğég; hear, pay attention, listen to something, ⊗ en: denğguém ti saóc, hear my word; he who hears, macanğnğég.

To take pleasure in hearing something pleasing, macanğnğég.

To tell someone to take for oneself what was said of another, pampanğnğegán.

Refrain: iti agsaó iti cayátna, denğguénnantot guráenna, he who speaks what he pleases will hear what displeases.

See timud, imdéng.

DENĞNĞÉP

Poultice of warm cloths or leaves applied to painful part: apply them, ⊗ en.

See danğép.

DENNÁ

Beside, proximity to something.

To join another, um ⊗, dumná; put something beside another, i ⊗; be together, be neighbors, agca ⊗; neighboring, adjoining, ca ⊗.

Follow immediately in order, dumná.

DENNÉT

To touch lightly with something, liquid or thick, to adhere: grease, wet a little in another, e.g. bread in chocolate, meat in sauce, i ⊗.

DEPDÉP

To extinguish fire, and also fire itself by suffocation or watering, ⊗ en.

To soothe pain with medicine, or hunger with snack; calm someone after good confession, ma ⊗; what produces effect, maca ⊗.

See ep-ép, eddép.

DEPPÁ

Fathom, measure of six feet; sanğadpá, one fathom: measure by fathoms, ⊗ en.

Having wide fathom, dume ⊗.

To stand with arms outstretched like cross, ag ⊗.

Arms of cross, pa ⊗.

DEPPÁAG

To collapse what burns, e.g. roof of house, madpáag.

(ancient) To quiet uproar, rumor, clamor.

See teppiag.

DEPPÁAR

Side, flank of something: ⊗ nat iti láod, is on west side.

DEPPÁAS

In Piddig understood as dumpias, squall of wind or rain.

(ancient) To make way through grass, forest, trampling weeds, ⊗ en.

DEPPÉL

Mark, impression, engraving.

To print, impress letters or characters on paper, pressing in press, ⊗ en, ag ⊗; printed thing, dimpél; that printed, i ⊗; printing press, pag ⊗ an.

To stamp seal on paper, cloth or paste, i ⊗.

To engrave affection in soul: idpélmo iti púsom ti saó ti Dios, engrave God’s word in your heart.

To squeeze pus from sore, ⊗ en.

See maldit, butác.

DEPPÉR

The effect of losing edge or point of weapon, tool: become blunt, madpér.

DEPPÉS

To knock down rice, wheat, grass by wind, ag ⊗, madpés.

For several persons to lean toward one another in fright or sudden fear.

DERDÉR

Tearing of rotten meat or fish, or overcooked food.

To come apart ainsi, ma ⊗.

Said also of rotten old cloth or wood falling apart, ⊗ en.

Said of the heart of an angry, melancholic, scrupulous person.

See dersá.

DERRÁAO

Uproar, riot of alarmed town, ag ⊗.

Surprise or sudden movement of spirit caused by external object or unexpected news.

See bel-laác.

DERRÁAS

Ravine, precipice, pass on slopes or mountains.

DERRÉM

To darken the sun, candle light, dumrém, dumirém.

DERRÉP

Carnal concupiscence.

In broad sense, every movement of sensory appetite and disordered passions.

Panag ⊗ ti laság, concupiscence.

Parbenğám daguiti pagderpám, restrain your passions.

Any vehement desire.

See ottóg.

DERSÁ

Rot of meat, fish or animal body: rot, ma ⊗.

For meat to separate from bone from overcooking, ma ⊗.

See derdér.

DESDÉS

To be exhausted of sweat, ma ⊗ an.

See ádas.

DESPOSÁDA

(Spanish word).

Betrothed: be betrothed, ag ⊗, maqui ⊗: Ni Virgen Maria naqui ⊗ quen S. José.

DESSÁAG

To dismount from horse, coach; climb down from tree, bench, ag ⊗, dumsaag; disembark, or unload from horse, vehicle, i ⊗, ⊗ en.

DESSÁAR

Floor of house, bridge: place something on floor, i ⊗.