GÁCAP

(ancient) Bojo cane lance pointed at tip.

GÁCAT

Idea, project: to project something, ⊗ en: ⊗ ec ti mapán sadi Manila, I project going to Manila.

To prepare snare, stretcher frame, i ⊗.

To employ, use such means, ⊗ en.

GACGÁC

Croak of frog and some other animals; sound of blow on cracked vessel.

Large duck species.

GÁCO

To protect, deliver from danger, ⊗ en; what protected, i ⊗.

Deposit: deposit something with another, i ⊗.

Vessel little used.

See salácan, gámit.

GÁDANG̃

Short, like habit, alb, na ⊗.

Water not reaching waist: ma ⊗ ti carayán, water does not reach waist.

See quitting.

GÁDAO

(ancient) To trim tree branches, hair, ⊗ en.

See tádao.

GADDÍL

Mange: have it, ag ⊗; mangy, ⊗ an.

See duldúg, gudgúd.

GADGÁD

To sharpen tool roughing it on coarse stone, i ⊗; stone where sharpened, ⊗ an.

GÁDOL

Cramp iron holding blades attached to gamecocks.

GAÉD

Earnestness, force, efficacy: strive with effort, i ⊗; solicit with zeal, ⊗ an.

See regtá.

GÁGA

Esteem, regard, attention: to esteem something, i ⊗: daguiti naganác i ⊗ da daguiti annácda, parents esteem children.

To apply to another good thing, i ⊗; he who applies, manğí ⊗.

See idgum.

GAGAN-ÁYAN

Constellation called the Three Marys (Orion’s Belt).

Wooden frame on which women string spun cotton before weaving.

GÁGAR

Vehement desire: to desire, want much, ag ⊗.

(ancient) Short, unable to speak; speaking foolishly, ⊗ an.

See bacabacá.

GAGÁRA

Purposely, intentionally: to do intentionally, i ⊗, ⊗ en: ¿guinagáram ti inmadi? did you refuse on purpose?

Goal, objective: ¿aniá ti ⊗ m? what is your object?

Intensity, force: sinaplitda iti na ⊗, whipped him severely.

To worsen illness, um ⊗.

See sicat.

GAGUÉM

Intention, aim of action, cause, motive: have intention, ⊗ en: ⊗ na ti agulpit, intends harm.

See panğguép, pinaguém, sicat.

GAGUÉT

Diligence, activity: do something willingly with diligence, ⊗ an; industrious, active, na ⊗.

Sentence: aoán ti dáques á sanğládan ti ⊗, diligence is mother of good fortune.

See ganetguét, regtá.

GÁIC

Clearing of land, road, forest: to clear ground or field, ⊗ en, ag ⊗; person for whose sake it is cleared, i ⊗ an.

See dalás.

GALÁD

Lineage, rank, nickname, title, nobility, coat of arms, office.

GALAGÁLA

Pitch, mortar to caulk, glue, seal cracks, holes: apply said mortar to a thing, ⊗ an.

See galém.

GALANÉD

For father and son to die on same day; lose in one day two only cows, horses.

GÁLANG̃

To honor someone, e.g. attending wedding or seating in place of honor, i ⊗, ⊗ en.

See dáyao.

GALASÚGAS

Excessive effort to achieve something; stubbornness, persistence: strive with effort, ag ⊗.

See gaéd.

GALATGÁT

Medicinal herb for tumors; leaves crushed and applied as plaster; deer feed on it.

GALÉM

Putty of lime and oil, or mud with ash or carabao dung, to seal jars or patch breaks: patched, guinalém; seal break of vessel, galmén.

If fissure, alitan (de álit).

GALGÁL

In North means to chew dry things: chew thus, ag ⊗; chew something for another, i ⊗ an.

GALÍMBA

Coconut fruit with reddish husk.

GALIMÚSAO

Untidiness, imperfection: imperfect work without neatness, gina ⊗.

GÁLIP

Slice: cut, divide something making slices, ⊗ en: sanğca ⊗, one slice.

GALÍS

Slippery condition: slip someone; slip away, mai ⊗; slippery thing, na ⊗.

See caglís.

GALUNGGÁLUNG̃

Kitchen rack where items hung.

Hanging stool where children put to rock them.

See tanğcólonğ.

GALÚT

Intimacy, affection held for another: nai ⊗ ti náquemna iti Dios, loves God with fervor; nai ⊗ iti panagadal, fond of study.

(ancient) Mold, die: stamp coin, ⊗ en.

Bellfounder, ag ⊗: pour into mold, ⊗ en.

Centering frame over which stone arch or vault built.

GÁLUT

Tie, binding: what serves to tie, pag ⊗: tie anything, especially to firm object like tree, post, ⊗ en; what tied, i ⊗.

(ancient) Sinew of animal body, gálut ti bagui.

See reppét, bedbéd.

GAM-ÚD

To overtake runner; come to know ancestors, na ⊗ an: Diac na ⊗ an ti apóc, I did not know my grandparents.

To achieve, obtain, e.g. glory, harvest fruits, labor, V. camácam.

GAMÁL

Gathering of many to work together: gather them, ⊗ en; he who gathers, manğ ⊗.

See tagubóca.

GÁMAL

Handful of rice or other thing; what fits in hand without squeezing.

GÁMAS

To mix perfectly one thing with another, e.g. lime and sand, flour and yeast, sugar and cacao, ⊗ en; what mixed así, i ⊗.

To mingle among different things, like penknife in clothes bundle, mai ⊗.

See laóc.

GÁMAT

Lashes of discipline scourge.

Octopus arms.

See gayámat.

GAMÁY

To mix uniting anything, e.g. water and flour, ⊗ en.

See gamér.

GÁMAY

(ancient) Manufacture of fine twenty-two-carat gold.

GAMÁYAN

(little used) First birth of female, ⊗ á aganác.