DIÓC

Thrust, stab.

To thrust someone, ⊗ en; he who, um ⊗.

Medicinal herb so called.

See duyóc.

DIOÍG

Inequality.

Poorly cut thing, round plate poorly rounded, na ⊗.

See dauíris.

DIÓS

God: Ag ⊗ ti bumáles, dar las gracias por cualquier favor; ag ⊗ ti bumálesca, da las gracias; ag ⊗ ti bumálescami, damos las gracias.

To hold for God what is not, false gods, ⊗ en.

According to ancient dictionary elders called God agtamdág, manaméd, búni, unğnğú.

DIPÁS

In an instant: apag ⊗, in a moment.

See daricmát.

DIPÁY

Not yet, still not: ⊗ nayanác, had not yet been born; diptó pay mapúcao ti lúbong, the world will not end yet.

To wait a little, wait a moment: dicapáy, wait a little; didapáy, wait a moment.

DÍPAY

Delay.

To delay, defer something, ⊗ en: ⊗ em pay láenğ ti arámidmo, defer your work.

See tonğcói.

DIPPÍG

Crushed thing; flat forehead, head: ⊗ á tabáco, flattened cigar.

Banana so called from shape.

DIPPÍT

To press placing heavy thing on top; spread a thing pressing it, ⊗ en.

To overwhelm someone by leaning on him, ma ⊗: push one another crowding in church, agdi ⊗: dica um ⊗, do not approach, do not crowd me.

See addág.

DIPÚYOS

To lean, tilt something, ag ⊗: tilted, leaning thing, nai ⊗.

See írig.

DIQUÉN

Cushion ring placed on head to carry pitcher, board.

DÍQUET

Sticky glutinous rice used for sweets.

Tender sweet coconut species.

DIQUÍDIC

To regrind well already ground thing, ⊗ en.

DIR-Í

Shout: shout in enthusiasm, uproar, um ⊗; shout at someone, ⊗ an: ¿ ⊗ annac man? why do you shout at me?

DIRAM-ÓS

To wash face, ag ⊗; wash another’s face, ⊗ an; wash water, pag ⊗; washbasin, pag ⊗ an.

To flatter someone, butter up, ⊗ an.

DIRNÁS

To widen pit removing earth from sides, ⊗ an.

DÍROS

Push, shove.

To push someone, ⊗ en.

See durún.

DISNÚG

Punch: strike someone with closed fist rushing at him, ⊗ en.

DISÓL

Root of leaf resembling rice: medicinal and antidote.

DISSÓ

Place or site.

To alight birds, or thing flying, ag ⊗: well-settled thing, naimbág ti ⊗ na, panag ⊗ na.

To place on ground or anywhere a thing, i ⊗; place on ground what another carries, ⊗ an.

To strike a blow with hand, weapon, ⊗ an: dinisnudisnúgco, quet diác na ⊗ an, I punched many times but landed none.

To perform well any action, e.g. speak, write, dance, plow: naimbag ti panagui ⊗ na.

To do something at intervals, or skipping from side to side, ma ⊗: separate into groups, e.g. archipelago of several islands; group of divided fields, ma ⊗ ⊗.

See yan, sáad.

DITÁ

Adverb of place, meaning there: ⊗ ca, stay there; ⊗ m, stay there (with disdain or anger).

DÍTA

Venom of snake, poisonous animal.

Herb to poison arrow or weapon.

One wounded with poisoned arrow does not die if washed with salt.

See sabidong̃, dáir.

DITÓY

Adverb of place, meaning here.

DÍUIG

Wry-mouthed, crooked mouth.

Said also of pitcher, bottle, etc.

To make grimaces with mouth twisting it, ag ⊗.

See cabbibao.

DOCÓ

To begin feeling illness, hunger: for fisherman to feel fish biting bait, um ⊗: Dimmocó manén dáydi saquítco, my illness returned.

See siplót.

DÓCOL

Manifestation of thing placed under another, by union and contact, like animal ribs showing on skin, um ⊗.

See bátal.

DOL-LÓOG

Thunder: to thunder, ag ⊗.

See gorróod.

DOL-ÓC

Vomit: to vomit, or dry heaves, ag ⊗.

See sarua.

DOMÍNGO

Sunday: a week, maca ⊗.

See láuas.

DOMMÓG

Upper lip of man.

(ancient) Bottom of jaws.

DONDÓN

Push: to push, ⊗ en.

To give honorific title of don, or be invested with such dignity, ⊗ en.

DONG̃ÉT

To bring one thing close to another, i ⊗.

To bump into each other two persons, ag ⊗; stumble on something, mai ⊗.

See dendén.

DÓNG̃ON

Durable wood whose bark dyes nets and strengthens bási.

DÓOL

To feed birds their chicks, ⊗ an, ag ⊗.

Said of man feeding birds placing food in beak.

DOÓM

To eat green rice.

Said of eating dry rice without cooking, ag ⊗, ⊗ en.

See dudumén.

DÓOY

Delicacy, pampering: delicate, pampered, na ⊗.

DOR-ÓY

Rot: for meat, fish to rot, ma ⊗.

DORCÓ

Very old hunchback whose beard almost touches knees, na ⊗.

DORÓDOR

Repeated pushing upward with stick to dislodge fruit from tree, ⊗ en.

Fruit with lower tip pointed.

DORPÁ

(ancient) Bloody: ma ⊗ ti baguina, has bloody body.

DUÁ

Cardinal number meaning two: ⊗ pol-ló, ⊗ gasút, twenty, two hundred.

Second cousin, capi ⊗.