LÁDUG

Fine and thin earth drifted by flood and deposited on river bottom.

Na ⊗ ti carayán, there is much fine earth at river bottom, or water drifts much fine earth.

See lan-ác.

LADÚT

Cotton layers poorly seasoned or hardened, not fluffy and spun with difficulty.

Heaviness of body, reluctance to do something, like one feverish, agla ⊗.

LAÉG

To leave land fallow, ⊗ an: leave it, abandon it, not till it for long time, agca ⊗ an.

(Metaphorically).

To abandon good custom.

To grow dull the memory, forget language, study, etc. from not cultivating it.

(ancient) Foundation, formation of something.

To arm any kind of tool or weapons, ag ⊗.

LAÉM

Inside, interior of person or thing.

To insert something, i ⊗; enter somewhere, um ⊗.

I ⊗ mo ti ígam, plunge weapon inside.

Differs from unég, in that latter signifies less interior place.

LAÉN

(ancient) Lease of fields with condition that tenant tills it well.

LÁENĞ

Adverbial term meaning only, solely: e.g.: sicá ⊗ ti immáy, you only or solely came.

Postposed to particle met, meaning also, equals oneself, e.g.: siác met, I also; siác met ⊗, myself.

After verbs equals our adverbial mode without more ado, e.g.: natáy ⊗, died without more ado.

Also signifies always and already (the latter in permissive sense), e.g.: matutúc ⊗, suffers always; matúrugca ⊗, sleep already (you).

Easy to use this particle.

LAÉS

Half rotten or corrupted, like meat, fish, person or dead animal.

That which is thus, na ⊗; rot, um ⊗.

LAÉT

Composition, reinforcement.

To repair strengthening, ⊗ an.

See lagdá, raét.

LAG-ÁN

Lightness, levity, ease.

Light thing, of easy execution, na ⊗: to lighten something, um ⊗; lighten something removing weight, pa ⊗ en, pa ⊗ an.

To walk with gentleness, write with ease, etc.

LAG-LÁC

Flayed by burn, etc., ma ⊗ an.

That flaying left on wound after peeling scab.

See locsób.

LAG-ÓY

To shake or yield one, like one walking on plank or flexible floor.

To walk on tiptoes and as if leaping, ag ⊗.

LÁGA

Weave of cane or palm, etc.

To weave mats, hats, etc., ⊗ en; woven thing, linága.

LAGÁBAN

(ancient) To get wet with water entering boat, ma ⊗ an.

LÁGAC

To defend, guard, protect someone or thing entrusted.

To whom shall I leave my son for protection? ¿asíno ti panğí ⊗ actó iti anácco?

LÁGAO

Fright, disturbance, stun.

To be frightened, stunned by sudden thing, ag ⊗.

Not to dare do or say something from sudden fright; be disturbed by suspicion or fear, ma ⊗ an.

See dánag, quigtót.

LAGDÁ

Firmness, consistency, strength.

Firm, consistent, strong thing, like building, rope, na ⊗.

To strengthen something, fortify it; legalize a writing, ⊗ an.

Constancy of spirit; firmness in faith, contracts, na ⊗.

LAGGUÍT

(ancient) Lack or decrease of water.

LAGPÍT

Thin person or animal of little strength.

See rápis.

LAGTÓ

Leap.

To leap, in any manner, person or animal, um ⊗, ag ⊗.

See layáo.

LAGUDLÁGUD

He who makes gestures and turns in front of another for lack of good breeding, or for fun among equals.

(ancient) Inclination to go to one place more than another.

See patápol.

LAGÜERTA

Garden (from Spanish la huerta).

Paradise of delights, ⊗ ng̃a nagtitipúnan ámin ti nacaay-ayát.

LÁGUID

Sharpening.

To sharpen knife or tool turning it repeatedly from one side to other, like razor on strop, ⊗ en, i ⊗: i ⊗ mo ti navájas, sharpen razor.

To pass rubbing, ⊗ en.

LAGUÍP

Memory, remembrance.

To remember something, ma ⊗; remember something, ⊗ en: diác ma ⊗, I do not remember.

To bring to mind something, remind, ipa ⊗.

Person of good memory, na ⊗, mananğ ⊗.

LÁGUIS

Strip of cane placed along fence to hold and tighten stakes driven in ground.

LÁGUM

Donation.

To apply something to another, i ⊗; he who, manğí ⊗.

See gága.

LÁID

Winnowing.

To winnow wheat, rice, i ⊗.

LAÍLO

Caress.

To caress mutually, aglin ⊗.

To caress, pamper, e.g. child mother so she gives sweets, ag ⊗.

LÁING̃

Elegance, beauty.

Comely, elegant, beautiful thing, na ⊗.

Taken for goodness and improvement.

To improve in habits, features, um ⊗.

Na ⊗ á laláqui, brave man who overcomes all.

Refrain: iti ayát pa ⊗ enna ti naláad, love makes the ugly beautiful.

See dayág, imbág, sayá-at.

LÁIS

Scorn, slight.

To slight someone, not respond to affection or benefit; despise, lináisna ti ayátco, did not correspond to my affection, slighted me.

LALÁAY

(ancient) Laziness, languor from indisposition or illness.

LALABÁYAN

(from lábay).

Reel for winding.

See lonğgánğgan.

LALAÉM

(from laém).

Entrails; all inside animal body.

LALAMÚTAN

(from lámut).

Uvula of throat.

See dauatdáuat.

LALÁO

Medium dryness, loss of freshness in fruits.

To turn limp fruit, ma ⊗.

See laylay.

LALÁQUI

Name of male in all species.

Napa ⊗, woman able to do or work all a man does.

See laquién.

LALASÁ

Rice begun to be pounded, not yet half milled, linalasá.

LÁLAT

Animal hide.

To flay an animal, ⊗ en.

LÁLI

To roll something rubbing between hands, ⊗ en.

LÁLO

Excess.

To do something excessively, like work, drink, pa ⊗ an.

To worsen illness, malice, weather, um ⊗.

(Idiom).

Too much you gave me, ma ⊗ met ti intédmo.

With prefix ma equals at times heavy, burdensome, teasing.

To incite another to anger, lal ⊗ en.

Mainly, ag ⊗: tarimaánem ti panagsaóm, ag ⊗ cadaguiti agturáy.

See palálo, soróc.

LAM-ÉC

Coldness of atmosphere or wind.

To cool oneself in breeze, ma ⊗ an.

Na ⊗, it is cold.

To hold someone for cold, peaceful, doing what he pleases, lam-lamquén.

See lamiis, lammin.

LAM-LÁM

Fat, lard, food left clinging to plate, knife or diner’s lips.

LÁMAD

(ancient) Subtraction, concealment.

To hide something, ⊗ en; hide oneself, ag ⊗.

To speak low and softly; do something slowly, ma ⊗.

LÁMAG

(ancient) Small plate, ⊗ an.

LAMÁO

Scalding.

To plunge bird or pig into boiling water to pluck or scrape, ⊗ en.