DAYEGDÉG
See dayasádas.
See dayasádas.
See danenğdéng̃.
To compete, rival, be almost equal in wisdom, virtue, skill: agdayon ⊗ da: surpass someone, ⊗ an.
See ayó.
Hanger, clothes rack, peg, rope, sieve, where something is hung: what is hung, i ⊗.
See ayúd.
Demonstrative pronoun meaning that, that one.
That: demonstrative pronoun used for thing nearby or recently departed.
Demonstrative pronoun meaning this, this one.
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.
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.
See daydí.
To polish rice pounding a second or third time, ⊗ en.
See as-ás, decdéc.
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.
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.
Noble, of illustrious lineage, na ⊗.
Bright, radiant light of sun, candle, na ⊗.
See tan-óc, sin-áo, seggánğ.
To burst forcefully spring; pour abundance of milk cow, nursing mother, dumgues.
Greatest appetite or pleasure in eating: idi ag ⊗ ti pannanğánco.
(ancient) See degdég.
See bel-á.
Angry voice or word to scare away.
To scare thus, ag ⊗, ⊗ an.
Joists or beams placed on sills to lay floorboards.
See dol-lóog.
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.
(Spanish word).
Weak, sickly.
Brittle, easily spoiled.
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 ⊗.
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.
To bring near, move something closer, i ⊗; approach person or animal, um ⊗: um ⊗ ca ditóy, come near here.
See adaní.
To cook vegetables with salt, buggóong, without lard, ⊗ en.
Said also of cooking fish and meat thus.
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.
Poultice of warm cloths or leaves applied to painful part: apply them, ⊗ en.
See danğép.
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.
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 ⊗.
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.
See daplá.
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 ⊗.
To collapse what burns, e.g. roof of house, madpáag.
(ancient) To quiet uproar, rumor, clamor.
See teppiag.
Side, flank of something: ⊗ nat iti láod, is on west side.
In Piddig understood as dumpias, squall of wind or rain.
(ancient) To make way through grass, forest, trampling weeds, ⊗ en.
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.
The effect of losing edge or point of weapon, tool: become blunt, madpér.
To knock down rice, wheat, grass by wind, ag ⊗, madpés.
For several persons to lean toward one another in fright or sudden fear.
See dappóor.
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.
Uproar, riot of alarmed town, ag ⊗.
Surprise or sudden movement of spirit caused by external object or unexpected news.
See bel-laác.
Ravine, precipice, pass on slopes or mountains.
To darken the sun, candle light, dumrém, dumirém.
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.
Rot of meat, fish or animal body: rot, ma ⊗.
For meat to separate from bone from overcooking, ma ⊗.
See derdér.
To be exhausted of sweat, ma ⊗ an.
See ádas.
(Spanish word).
Betrothed: be betrothed, ag ⊗, maqui ⊗: Ni Virgen Maria naqui ⊗ quen S. José.
To dismount from horse, coach; climb down from tree, bench, ag ⊗, dumsaag; disembark, or unload from horse, vehicle, i ⊗, ⊗ en.
Floor of house, bridge: place something on floor, i ⊗.