Hollow of anything, and the interior of the hollow itself, like tree, wall, etc.

Hollow thing having large hollow, na ⊗.

Hollow thing, ⊗ an; thing becoming hollow on its own, ag ⊗ an.

See abút.

Coffin of the dead.

Defect or fault in lower part of house posts like a coffin, which many fear installing due to vain superstition of dying early, V. tabála.

See lonğnğóop.

(ancient) Aggregation, conjunction: Si Jesucristo ti nacai ⊗ an ámin ti imbág, in Jesus Christ all goods are united.

Corpulence, stoutness of person or animal.

To become plump, stout, um ⊗.

(ancient) Grass found in highlands or savannas when small and green.

See locmég for the first meaning.

Putrefaction.

To rot fruit, grass, wood, ag ⊗, um ⊗.

To soak anything to make cords, or edible tubers to leach harmful substances, ⊗ en.

To sweep, gather pushing to one side the garbage, ⊗ en.

Broken breathing, like the sick or one suffering a fit or great affliction.

To breathe thus, ag ⊗.

To be moved, e.g. with sweetness of music, song, or pleasure caused by something, mai ⊗.

See guessát, búyog.

Saltwater inlet.

To live in another’s house, in company of another, ag ⊗.

Inside, interior of house, or of soul.

See unég for this last meaning.

See luéc.

Ripeness of fruits or tree leaves.

Ripe thing, na ⊗.

To ripen tumor, boil, ag ⊗.

Mudhole.

To step into soft mud, mai ⊗.

(ancient) Barefootness: walk barefoot, um ⊗.

See tutúlut for the first meaning.

Large basket with lid to store clothes, of fine cane.

Flaying.

To be slightly flayed by blow, etc.; peel bark of tree or skin of fruit, ma ⊗ an.

See cúdis.

Flexibility, softness.

Flexible and soft, like silk, leaf, cloth, na ⊗.

Feeble person or animal, debilitated, barely standing, from illness or constitution.

See tamúyed.

Scald.

To scald with hot iron, fire, boiling water, ma ⊗ an.

See tapliác.

To fall asleep the foot or other body part, ⊗ en.

See piquel.

To fall or sag double chin, belly, of very fat person or animal.

To fall backward or forward; sag shirt or clothing worn, ag ⊗.

Bluntness or dull edge and point of tools.

A kind of auger used by carpenters.

Action of putting on shoes, stockings, etc., or inserting something in hole, i ⊗.

Alluvial ground.

Hole in anything.

To bore something, ⊗ en; be bored, malsóc.

For meat to come out in wound; pop eye out from blow or shout; anything bursting and spilling contents, like boil or squeezed fruit.

To verify something aforesaid, um ⊗.

To slip away, escape from hands, like eel or slippery thing.

To be freed from danger or sentence passed against one.

Crowd, swarm of people or other things, like locusts: Um ⊗ ti táo, people swarm.

Action of cracking poorly roasted egg peeling it slightly.

To make hole in anything, ⊗ an.

Fistula in cheek.

See lettóog.

The flanks of man or animal.

To run or drip mucus, like one suffering a cold, etc., ag ⊗.

The sag or lowest point of cradle or hammock, or of any unextended cloth.

Cloth having such sag, ⊗ an; to form on its own said sag, ag ⊗ an.

(ancient) Inlets in sea or river.

Tears.

To shed them, ag ⊗: ⊗ ti pauícan, crocodile tears, feigned tears.

Word used to stop the carabao.

Foam of boiled or fermented thing.

To boil foaming anything, um ⊗; foamy thing, na ⊗.

Custard of milk.

Movement of what is ill-adjusted or loose.

To shake loose nailed thing; wobble teeth, ma ⊗.

To budge from place where attempted to pull or unnail: di ma ⊗ ti cáyot toy, this tree, nail does not budge.

See cutí.

Prayer in general.

To pray, ag ⊗; what prayed, ⊗ en: ⊗ á ganap, the Christian doctrine.

Decrease, waning.

To begin spending, or consuming what a vessel, basket contains, ⊗ an; diminished vessel, bottle, na ⊗ an; greatly diminished thing, na ⊗.

Taken also for empty vessel or basket.

Waste land, unsown.

See bao-ás.

Departure or exit to some point.

To depart the vessel, or traveler, ag ⊗, um ⊗.

Person or animal of little endurance, na ⊗.

Drooping of sails.

To strike sails, ⊗ en ti baranğáy.

(ancient) Dull knife, lacking steel.

See laddit.

Earrings.

To take turn to enter street when animals drag timber, pag ⊗ en.

Spurious child, bastard.

Everything earth produces or grows on it and trees with first rains of May, which natives believe produce without seeds, by virtue of earth and water alone; such as insects and some plants.

See tabuénğ for first meaning.

Dimness of light from bad oil or candle.

Kite string, fishing line cord.

Small twine for anything.

To make it, ⊗ en.

For locusts to stop in field, nag ⊗ ti dódan iti banğcágmi.

Mudhole, quagmire.

For pig or animal to wallow in mud, ag ⊗.

To wallow like pig in sin, aglubnác iti básol.

See lobó, aloyó-oy.

(ancient) To mingle in confusion with one another, like worms or ants.

World.

Worldly man or habit, nai ⊗ an; whole world, sanğca ⊗ an.

Valley; district, sanğca ⊗ an.

To be neighboring, agca ⊗ an.

One of three enemies of soul.

Sentence: ⊗ quen uibúd, maiaoaán ti sumúrot.

See lao-ánğ.

To sleep without mat, lying on bare floor, ag ⊗.

See Lóboc.

To open, e.g. board partition from bottom, as thief does to rob, ⊗ en.

To remove membrane or skin covering mouth of snail, ⊗ en.

See the following (lúcas).

Uncovering.

To uncover what is covered, e.g. arm, jar, basket, ⊗ an.

To clear the sky, ag ⊗.

To beautify woman’s countenance at age of menstruation.