GAMDÁN

Desire: to desire, ⊗ an: gamdác á aláen daytá, I desire to take that.

See calicágum.

GAMDÍR

Thing at the point of slipping, e.g. building key slipping from joint, mai ⊗.

GÁMENG̃

Treasure, jewel of merit: taken for household furniture, clothing.

Wealthy, na ⊗.

Refrain: ⊗ quen sagúday, dica ilemménğ iti áuay, hide not talent or treasure in the field.

GAMÉR

Mixture, perfect union: mix uniting anything, ⊗ an.

To take root in virtue, vice, mai ⊗: homble perdido, nai ⊗ iti quinadáques.

See laóc.

GAMÉT

Edible sea herb growing on sea stones (nori/seaweed).

GAMGÁM

Ambition, desire to achieve something: desire, seek office, ⊗ en.

To encroach on another’s estate, moving boundary stone of field, ⊗ en.

See camcám, ágab.

GAMÍGAM

Tools of blacksmith, silversmith, weaver, harness-maker.

See alicámen.

GÁMIT

Aggregation or domicile: to settle or aggregate into town, um ⊗.

Stranger, traveler, gam ⊗.

To place something in another’s care or safe place, i ⊗.

See cumit.

GAMMÁL

To grab by handfuls, or squeezing fist, ⊗ en.

See cammét.

GAMMÓC

Mixture of different things, people of different races: whole mixture, gammo ⊗.

For wind to shift all around compass, aggammo ⊗.

GAMÓ

Bark or fruit of trees put in bási to temper or give color: add said thing, ⊗ an.

See quibínğ.

GAMOLÓ

To turn fish or meat around over grill holding by head, ⊗ en.

Management or practice of offices covering many matters: ni Juan ti ag ⊗ iti paguilián, Juan manages town matters.

GAMPÁPAO

To overflow with grace, ⊗ an.

See patinsúoc.

GAMRÁNG̃

Daring, like dog leaping at food seen in hand unoffered.

GAMSÁO

To acquire something unlawfully and unjustly, ⊗ en: unlawfully acquired goods, cúcua ng̃a guinamsáo.

See dgao.

GÁMUD

Curse, sorcery in which Tinguians believe, using herbs to cause body swelling: bewitch thus, ⊗ an; sorcerer, manğga ⊗.

GAMÚT

Plant poison.

See sabidong̃.

GÁNAB

Custom, illness inherited from parents.

Profit drawn from something.

GANÁCA

Lead resembling tin.

See buli.

GANACGÁC

Bad sound, like broken vessel: sound thus, ma ⊗.

GANAMÁGAN

In North means shivers, chills preceding fever: have them, um ⊗.

GANÁP

Generality of something: ⊗ á saquit, epidemic.

Common language, ⊗ á saó; Christian doctrine, buito á ⊗.

GÁNAT

Haste, restlessness to go or do something: hurry, um ⊗.

To urge someone, ⊗ en.

Hasty work: quinan ⊗ an á arámid.

See al-lég.

GANÁY

Weaver’s thread: warp cloth, ag ⊗.

See gagan-áyan.

GANAYGÁY

Heavy movements of convalescent: diác maca ⊗ páy laénğ, I lack strength to walk.

See gunáy.

GANAYÓGOY

Swaying of floor, trees, plants under passing feet or wind: move thus, ag ⊗.

GANDÁT

Business, project: to project, ⊗ en.

Intention; do something purposely, ⊗ en.

See panğguép.

GANÉB

(ancient) For animals to remain at night in flooded plains, um ⊗.

GANETGUÉT

Diligence, activity: procure effectively, ⊗ an; inculcate something, ipa ⊗: diligent person, na ⊗.

See gaguét.

GANG̃ÁB

(ancient) Cave in reef or foot of hill.

GANG̃AL

Crag, rocky mountain, road: rocky, na ⊗; stony place, ca ⊗ an.

GANG̃AT

To light candle, lamp bringing fire close, ⊗ an; bring fire close, i ⊗.

To catch fire, magang̃tán.

GANG̃EN

Weel set in channels, irrigation ditches or river to catch fish.

See bóbo.

GANGGANGÁ

Horror, dread: horrifying thing, maca ⊗.

See alinguéc.

GANG̃I

Crucible, potsherd to melt metal: Iti purgatorio árig á ⊗ á paggugúran ti cararuá.

See gúgur.

GÁNG̃O

Dryness of tree, plant, leaves: dry thing, na ⊗.

Said of one wasting away with cold heart.

GANNÁ

Physical and material defect, e.g. damaged tree, broken bone: have such defect, ⊗ an.

GANNAÉT

Stranger from another town.

See sanğaili.

GANONGÓNG̃

Hollow sound or echo: echo of voice in cave; sound of walking on vault; distant thunder.

GANSÁ

Gong used by Tinguians: play it, ag ⊗.

GANTÍNG̃

Measure of weight: to weigh, test weight, ⊗ en: equalize something to balance both sides, ⊗ an.

See timbáng.

GANÚS

Unripeness: tender unripe fruit or plant lacking firmness, na ⊗.

Person or animal of young age.

GÁNUT

To uproot grass, plant, ⊗ en.

GAÓ

To ladle cooked rice or stew from pot, ag ⊗, ⊗ en.

Ladle or tool to take food from pot, pag ⊗.

GAO-ÍS

To whip, strike with tip of lash, ⊗ en.

To cut obliquely when working, ma ⊗ an, ⊗ en.

GÁOANG̃

(ancient) Noseless, without nostrils.

GAOANGGÁOANG̃

To have many holes, e.g. earth, board, pot, human leg.

To make many holes, ⊗ en.

Said of heart pierced with grief.

GAOÁOA

To entreat, implore, solicit with earnestness, gumao ⊗, ⊗ an.

GÁOAY

Respect, reverence: to respect, ⊗ en; he who respects, manğ ⊗: diác guinao ⊗ ni amác, I did not respect my father.

With negation means not to heed enemy, illness, chores, thinking oneself superior: Dina gao ⊗ en ti cabúsor, ti saquit, he heeds not enemy, illness.

To resist, overcome, maca ⊗: diác maca ⊗ quencuána, I cannot resist him.

Said of haughty and proud placing negative particle: dina gao ⊗ en, does not respect out of pride.