DUADUÁ

Doubt: to doubt, be undecided in doing something, ag ⊗: aoán ti ⊗, no doubt, clear thing.

See ng̃atang̃atá.

DUÁG

Shed roof of single slope, like placed at house entrance.

DUAYYÁ

Cradle lullaby to lull child swinging arms or cradle.

DUCÁ

Tenderness, compassion: ma ⊗ ti púsona, heart softens.

To loosen soil around plant for growth, ⊗ en.

DUCDÚG

To insert hand or thing into hole pushing, ag ⊗, ⊗ en.

DUCLÓY

To wound upward with any weapon, ⊗ en.

DUCLÚS

Onrush: to attack, charge man or animal, um ⊗.

See siplóg.

DUCMÁL

To double thread, cord two, three times for thickness and strength, ⊗ en: doubled thing, dinucmál.

DUCMÉN

To nod from sleepiness; head bowed from pain, illness, agcai ⊗.

DUCÚT

Restlessness, affliction, internal sadness, distress: be distressed, anxious, ma ⊗ an.

Uncomfortable cramped place, ma ⊗.

To bring close one thing to another, i ⊗.

See polcóc.

DUDUMÉN

(from doóm).

Green rice toasted to eat: heading rice near ripe to eat, ag ⊗.

See doóm.

DÚGAL

Nick in weapon or solid thing: nicked, na ⊗ an.

(ancient) Light, laughing at anything, na ⊗.

DUGÁNG̃

Bulky, like disorderly pile of firewood; starched crumpled clothes, na ⊗.

See ragcánğ.

DÚGAY

To prepare ground, ⊗ en.

DUGDÚG

Crumbling, dissolving chocolate tablet; spoiling of meat, fruit, ma ⊗.

DUGÉDUG

Northeast wind, harmful to crops: blow this wind, ag ⊗.

DUGMÁM

To strike face against table, ground, mai ⊗.

Bow face without falling.

See dunğbáb.

DUGMÓN

Pile of grass wild sow gathers to farrow: catch wild pigs in nest, manuğmón.

DUGNÓY

To fall apart meat, fish from rot or overcooking; clothes rotting in dampness, ma ⊗.

See dugdúg, túmuy.

DÚGO

Four corner posts supporting house.

DUGPÁ

Head-butt of rams: butt, ag ⊗.

To bump into obstacle in dark, mai ⊗.

DÚGUI

Large needle for sewing.

DUGULDÚGUL

Ringworm of scalp.

Small corrosive bumps on head.

Knot of tree or other thing.

See áoc.

DÚIR

To sway like a drunkard; walk staggering, ag ⊗.

See ibar-íbar.

DÚLANG̃

Table used by natives to eat; like a platform suited for squatting or sitting on ground.

To place something on said table, i ⊗.

DÚLAO

(ancient) Tailed, bearded or hairy comet.

DULDÓG

Filthiness, baseness, tyranny.

Dirty, vile, na ⊗.

Dog mange: to have it, ag ⊗.

See cas-ánğ, gudgúd.

DULDÚL

To press upon someone for private interest; not wanting to separate, like a peddler importuning until given goods at desired price, i ⊗.

See deldél.

DÚLI

(ancient) Fault or blemish in something.

DULIÁN

Exception or difference: to exempt, differentiate one from another, ⊗ an: aoán ti ⊗ an cadacáy iti índio, there is no difference from you to the native.

DULÍDUL

To urge someone to do something; incite, draw another’s will, i ⊗.

See sulisug.

DÚLIN

Place or thing where something is kept: to keep something, placing it in room, corner, box, retired place, etc., i ⊗; he who keeps something, agui ⊗.

DULINÁT

To wipe, e.g. fingers on clothes, table, etc. turning around, or foot on ground when stepping in filth.

See polaigad.

DÚLIT

Sticky like glue: to stick or remain stuck on sticky thing, like fly in honey; anything sticking where it falls.

To stick something thus, mai ⊗.

Dirt formed by crushing between fingers, e.g. fly, bedbug.

See pilut.

DULNÓ

Appearance, beginning of something, like when tide starts rising; vomiting that begins to occur, um ⊗.

To begin to worsen illness, evil, etc.

See atáb.

DÚLON

Boundary, landmark: to border one field with another, agca ⊗.