DULPÉT

Poorly dried clothes, dirty and damp, na ⊗.

DÚLUT

To offer extending to someone a plate, cup of wine, etc., i ⊗.

To serve at table, agui ⊗, ag ⊗.

DÚMA

Inequality, difference, distinction of persons or things.

To be unequal, ag ⊗; differ, mai ⊗.

Refrain: ag ⊗ ti saó quen arámid, from word to deed is a great stretch.

DUMALÁGA

Pullet, hen that does not yet lay.

See pamusián.

DUMBÁL

(ancient) To turn back with headwind, ma ⊗.

DUMBÉR

Blunt of point, e.g. needle, knife, na ⊗.

See soppél.

DUMDÚMA

(from dúma).

Difference.

To make difference of one thing to another; appreciate this more than that; distinguish persons or things preferring one over another, i ⊗: i ⊗ na ni Antonio, prefers Antonio over others.

To strive in doing a thing; do one’s best so something turns out well; put all possible strength in doing something, i ⊗.

To surpass.

DUMDUMÁNAY

Shrub with leaves like olive, but thinner; grows on riverbanks.

DUMDUMGÁ

(ancient) Eager for something like the ambitious.

(ancient) To become proud or conceited with what is given, wanting more.

DUMPARÍ

Plant like purslane, but larger.

See tabtabúcol.

DUMÚDUM

To fall face down and face on table, ground, mai ⊗.

To strike another from behind making him fall face down, i ⊗.

See dugmám.

DÚMUG

Downcast, like one thoughtful or seeking something on ground, ag ⊗.

Said also of bent nail, stick, etc.

DUNÁL

To feel illness again, or hurt wound working, ma ⊗.

DUNG-ÁO

Mournful song of grief, lamentation.

To sing weeping, mourn, ag ⊗; for whom mourned, ⊗ an; hired mourner, manğ ⊗, dumu ⊗.

Refrain: ⊗ ti agtáoid, catáoa ng̃a nalimed, heir’s lament, disguised laugh.

DÚNG̃AY

Swaying of dizzy, drunk or sleepy person; stagger thus, ma ⊗.

See ibar-íbar.

DUNGBÁB

Blow struck on mouth against something, like table, wall; bump thus, mai ⊗.

(ancient) To poke fire with hollow instrument, like cane; blow through it, i ⊗.

See dugmám, suguet.

DUNĞÉR

Trembling of head.

To shake head like old people; suffer tremors in it, ag ⊗.

DUNĞGIÁL

Term used in Ilocos Sur meaning in love.

To go wooing, agdunğ ⊗; be in love, na ⊗.

DÚNG̃IR

Injury caused by a blow, not by edged tool.

To be injured thus, ma ⊗ an; injure someone, ⊗ an.

Some take it for injury on face only.

DÚNG̃IS

In North taken for disobedience of boy to superior, or animal to rider, straying without heeding reins or ropes.

DUNĞNG̃Ó

Affection, esteem.

To esteem person or beloved thing, show affection, pamper, ⊗ en.

Loving, affable, having affection, na ⊗.

Beloved person or thing, dinunğng̃ó, na ⊗.

See ayát.

DUNGPÁP

Flattened thing, e.g. hat.

Collision of two boats: collide así, ag ⊗.

DUNGRÁO

To poke head like turtle or animal emerging from hole, um ⊗, ag ⊗.

DUNGSÁ

Sleep out of season; doze, ag ⊗.

See toglép.

DUNGSÓ

To bump, collide a boat with another or with a thing, mai ⊗.

DUNGSÓL

Large iron hammer.

Taken also for battering ram, lever or timber striking wall, etc.

To hit or strike with hammer, ram, ⊗ en.

DÚPAG

Repetition: continue action, repeat it, restate what was said, ⊗ en.

See surnád.

DUPÁLIT

A kind of rice so called.

To fall to ground one or something by wind or other cause, ma ⊗.

See sudlit.

DUPDÚP

(ancient) To extinguish candle against wall or floor, i ⊗.

See suguet.

DUPÍR

Push, effort.

To push, exert effort to move or stop person or thing, ⊗ en; not being able to hold, move it, saán á ma ⊗.

See rápir.

DUPPÓ

Time near rainy season, from May until rains begin: Taguidpoan, beginning of rains.

DUPRÁC

To destroy, demolish, tear down building, boat, ⊗ en; destroyed thing, na ⊗.

DUPÙDUP

Place frequented by many people, like tavern, market: go to such places, ag ⊗.

DUQUÉM

Fall face down to ground: fall thus, mai ⊗; push someone thus, i ⊗.

To be downcast and prostrated by illness, sorrow, sidu ⊗.

DUQUÍNAR

Scattered and disordered things, e.g. books.

To stir food in plate, i ⊗.

See gosogosó.

DUQUÍT

To touch lightly a thing, ⊗ en.

To touch repeatedly, like child mother’s breast.

To repeat concluded conversation or business, ⊗ en.

See bidinğ.

DURÁS

Time: to do something several times, ⊗ ⊗ en.

See dáras.

DÚRI

Spine of man or animal.

Keel of boat.

Edges of fingers.