Shame, timidity, misgiving: to feel shy approaching someone or doing something, um ⊗: dica umil ⊗, do not hesitate.

Suspicion.

Suspicious thing, nacai ⊗: Arámid, saó, nacai ⊗, suspicious deed, word.

See alicacá, águir, étap.

Tightness: tight, narrow (speaking of hollow things like trousers, door, shoes, hole), na ⊗: na ⊗ á silid, narrow room; Na ⊗ á panaganğes, difficult breathing.

See aquiquid, irót.

Town: to constitute barrio into town, ag ⊗; settle in town, maquipag ⊗; live or dwell in town, um ⊗; neighbors or inhabitants of town, daguiti um ⊗.

Site where town formerly existed, nag ⊗ an; by this name a town of La Union is designated (Nagilian).

To go to another town on business or visit parents, manğ ⊗.

See derivatives: cailián, sanğaili.

Body movements: walk waddling or moving hips naturally, or from boil, deformity; stagger wounded animal before dying, um ⊗.

See bácanğ.

Sweet and tender memory of absent one: to remember absent one with affection or love, ma ⊗.

To desire to eat a food; visit town or recreate in it, ma ⊗; go in company of visitors, maquipag ⊗.

Napkin, paper to clean anus after defecating, pag ⊗.

To clean another or child, ⊗ an: ⊗ anyo ti ubing, clean the child.

Inhabitant of Ilocos: Dacam á ⊗, we Ilocanos.

Ilocano thing, ini ⊗.

To translate or speak in Ilocano, ⊗ en.

See samtóy, sailóco.

Saltwater inlet.

(ancient) Freshwater river.

(ancient) To cover, e.g. locust the ricefield.

Friction, massage: to rub, massage body or part with hands, ⊗ en; he who rubs, manğ ⊗; he who is rubbed or has himself massaged, agpa ⊗.

Midwife who massages pregnant women, manğnğ ⊗.

See ablón.

Past tense of active prefix um.

(ancient) To forget the past without minding it.

(ancient) To move what seemed dead.

To be frustrated hope, business, ma ⊗.

See páay.

Hand of person, animal: to do something with hands, ⊗ en; di ma ⊗ daytóy, this cannot be done with hands.

To strike someone with hands, ⊗ en: in ⊗ nac ni Pedro, Pedro struck me with hands.

Sleeve of dress: ⊗ ti bádo, shirt sleeve.

Neatness of curious or clean person: neat person, dressing well, na ⊗; dress thus, ag ⊗; neat in all, manag ⊗.

See alicacá.

Timidity: shy, timid person not daring to approach people, um ⊗.

See aguiíng.

Good flavor or taste: tasty, sweet, appetizing thing, na ⊗; savor something, ⊗ en.

Sauce to make food pleasant, panğ ⊗ iti canén.

Delight, pleasure in eating, drinking, sleeping, manangnğ ⊗.

Said of anything pleasing to senses: flattering, pleasing, na ⊗.

See nánam.

Attention, care: to gaze, notice or take care with something, ⊗ an: siác ti naca ⊗, I am the one who noticed it.

Inspection, providence: have supervision of something, ag ⊗; oversee specific thing, ⊗ an: annatay ni Apo Dios, God oversees all of us.

See taripáto, ay-oán.

(from baló).

Pointed stick to dig ground making holes for fencing.

Goodness: good thing in physical, moral, spiritual or temporal realm, na ⊗: na ⊗ á arámid, cadaoyán, panúnot, taoén, good deed, custom, thought, year.

Natural or essential goodness, ca ⊗, quina ⊗.

To approve or consider good a thing, ⊗ en.

To recover sick person or anything, um ⊗: Naim ⊗ ti balitóc ng̃em iti gambáng, gold is better than copper.

See indénğ.

Shelter, security: sheltered or secure place, port, room, na ⊗.

See mayenğméng.

Load: Sanğca ⊗, what one can carry on one shoulder; load of two, duá pag ⊗.

To carry something, ⊗ en; load oneself, ag ⊗.

See auít.

(ancient) Known person or casual friend, ca ⊗.

Beard and mustache hair: bearded person, na ⊗; shave, or have beard, ag ⊗; shave another, and person with heavy beard, ⊗ an.

Prudishness, affectation, delicate mincing ways in speech, action, gait; wanton arm gestures: act así, aguim ⊗; prudish person, na ⊗ á táo.

(ancient) To rough-hew things, clean them well.

Beauty, gracefulness of person or thing: graceful person or thing, na ⊗.

See tardqui, sayáat.

Tough, fibrous, not breaking easily; dense, like well-woven fabric: have such quality, na ⊗.

(ancient) Smooth thing like board.

See amnót.

(ancient) Prompt conclusion of a work.

Knife.

Jealousy of spouse, lover: have it, ag ⊗; have frequently, manğ ⊗; jealous, na ⊗.

Envy felt toward another.

To consume a thing by action of fire, like candle, tobacco, wood.

To slacken, yield, decrease strength of storm, ag ⊗, um ⊗: umpáao ti anğinen, wind slackens.

(from inép).

Rancor: keep rancor in heart: addá impéc ó im-impéc quencá, I am angry with you; addá im-impém caniac, feel lack of friendship.

Intention to do something: ininépco á nabayág ti etc., for days I intended to do it.

(ancient) Concealer of what he knows to profit from it.

Patient sufferer not seeking revenge.

See intúud.

Meanness: stingy, miserable, miser, na ⊗; treat someone with meanness, ⊗ an.

See quirmét.

Past tense of passive prefixes an, en, i.

Mother, in rational and irrational.

Respectful title given to older women; used in North for little girls affectionately.

Note that when addressing mother, pronounced short: iná, v. gr.: umaycadtóy, iná, come here, mother.

Stepmother, Aguind ⊗, foster mother; maternal love, na ⊗ an á ayát.

(ancient) To exhaust something due to crowd grabbing it.

Motion of soul or tender compassion caused by pitiful sight: thing moving compassion, na ⊗ an.

Disgust, loathing: reject, loathe, ca ⊗.

To grow weary of each other spouses, ag ⊗ da ng̃a agasáoa.

See gúra.

Dispersion of scents: give off scent, ag ⊗.

See adioára.

Flour extracted from trunk of palm called silag.

Custom and inclination acquired from pleasant taste: get used to, like child given sweets, mapa ⊗ an.

Become fond of action that pleased, ca ⊗ an; become accustomed to it, maquipag ⊗.

Well-deserved punishment: ⊗ na, inámec, inámem, has, have, you have well-deserved punishment: ⊗ dantó, they will pay for it.

To mocked punished person they say: inámem, you deserve it.

See gongoná.

Rest, quiet: rest from work, road, ag ⊗: Diác maca ⊗, I cannot rest.

Sometimes means sleep: incá ag ⊗, go sleep.

Trust, hope: have hope, trust, ag ⊗; in whom trusted, manğ ⊗; what trusted, ⊗ en.

Virtue of hope.

Iti di pananğ ⊗, despair.

See namnáma.