North Wind; ⊗ á taulá, North or guide; said in this sense of Virgin Mary.

See abágat and apply to ⊗ all compositions placed there.

For person or animal to lick lips, ag ⊗.

All, whole, totally: isú ⊗, all that: has same force in singular as plural.

Idiom: ⊗ nat itá ng̃a umáyac iti baláymo, this is the last time I come to your house.

To pick meticulously things from each other, like grains, etc. searching in dirt.

In some towns taken for crushing sugar lump, salt, etc. between thumb and index.

See pili.

To ascertain something well, observing someone, ⊗ en.

See paltíog, siim.

To overtake night, hurricane, etc. on road or place.

To reach, e.g. eight baskets of wheat until another harvest.

See ábut.

To load on one’s own body a thing, ⊗ en.

For some means same as imét.

Animal having only one testicle descended.

To wipe snot with arm like boy, ag ⊗.

To rub gently a thing, even anointing, ⊗ en.

Act of affection, passing hand gently over face fondling.

For cat or dog to wash face as they do, ag ⊗.

See aprós, ay-áyo.

Stilts of wood, cane, etc. to walk, pag ⊗.

According to some, wooden clogs to walk through mud, differing little from pal-lucá which are native sandals.

See baquiá.

Cooked rice dried in sun; to dry it thus, ⊗ en.

Mouthful of water held without swallowing or spitting.

To hold thing with lips, like clerk pen, ⊗ an.

See abbál.

To come to one’s senses from delirium of dizziness, begin to pass out of danger or convalesce from illness, ag ⊗.

In South this word is not used.

Brief appearance of someone who merely poked head and left; immáy la inm ⊗ sa pimmanao.

Wisdom, science, knowledge of something, pannaca ⊗; to know a thing, ⊗; to seek to know what is ignored, or learn, ⊗ en; to know what to do or arrange, maca ⊗: to inform, advise a thing, agpaca ⊗; that advised, revealed, ipaca ⊗; he who informs, manğñi ⊗.

Am ⊗ c ni Juan, Juan is known to me, I know who he is; they know each other, agam ⊗ da.

Sentence: no cayátmot masiribca, am ⊗ em no asínocá, if you wish to be wise, know thyself.

Tinder; from it they make collars and cushions for softness.

See anibong̃.

To put something in mouth without sucking, e.g. lump of sugar, finger, cigar, etc. ag ⊗; siaammólca laeng quet dica susúpen.

See molmól.

To gather heaping things of same or different kind, e.g. sticks, garbage, money, etc.

See ommóng.

For two or more to invite each other to work in company, help mutually in work, ag ⊗.

See timpúyog.

(ancient) Term of curse; maam ⊗ ánca, may you die there.

Or, amúgud.

To investigate, scrutinize meticulously a thing, ⊗ en.

See imtúud.

See amútil.

Broth without substance, watery wine.

To improve from accident or illness, um ⊗.

Differs from ammimiray.

Tough and break-resistant thing, like non-brittle stick or well-tempered crowbar, na ⊗.

To reinforce, comfort a thing, or body/life of man, pa ⊗ en; iti canén pagpa ⊗ iti biág, food gives life.

Na ⊗ ti biágna, has seven lives.

See lagdá, quíred, laét.

Gentle person or animal, na ⊗; to tame, domesticate, pa ⊗ en; he who, mang ⊗; to begin to grow tame, um ⊗; he whose trade is taming or domesticating, mama ⊗; di mapa ⊗, cannot be tamed.

See alayáay.

To desire, appreciate much, e.g. food, company, etc.; ⊗ co si Juan á cacuycuyog, I like Juan to keep me company; am ⊗ co ti babuy á sidác ng̃em ti váca, I prefer pork to beef.

See ayát.

Morning dew on plants.

See sipát.

Clumsy, foolish person lacking judgment, spoken mainly of woman.

See maág.

Hollow and insubstantial delicacy.

Applied to person of little judgment.

Too simple, whom all deceive and mock.

See ampáo.

See ampáyog.

To toss child or any thing up into air, ⊗ en.

Vine whose leaves are good for wounds.

Large red ant whose sting causes great pain.

To draw near, place one thing touching another standing or lying, leaving no distance, e.g. chair to wall, house to another, i ⊗; um ⊗ ca iti cavite, draw near wall.

See asidég.

Medicinal fruit of a vine.

Also signifies midnight, ag ⊗ ti rabíy, um ⊗ ti rabíy, it is near midnight.

Small fish with poisonous spines on back that sting and do much harm: animal dies instantly, rational human suffers severe pain and inflammation; cured by rubbing with crushed strong tobacco ends.

Fish is broad and blackish resembling frog head.

Metaphorically, humility of crab, agpa ⊗.

Irascible person striking at whoever approaches, na ⊗.

Species of beans larger than balatong.

Red cowpeas.

(ancient) Tin.

See póng̃ot.

Adam’s apple of throat.

Scirrhus in animal body.

Teat nipple.

Every small spherical protrusion, or ring-like feature on machinery.

See riting̃.

To move and incite someone with words or examples, ⊗ en; he who, manğ ⊗.

To drive scattered animals rounding them up.

To smooth hair arranging with hand.

To gather small things with hand.

See ácay, muymúy.

Passive suffix forming verbs, bearing first force on deed done, not on act executed, e.g. buying and selling refers directly to purchased thing.

Adherent circumstance accompanying action or thing.

Class, condition of thing.

See ramit-rámit.

What is to be done? what can we helpless do? ⊗ ent á cabao-asan-táy ti rigat.

For what do you want that? ⊗ em dayta? It serves for nothing, diac pag ⊗.

Not to deteriorate, not be soiled with sin, saán á na ⊗ ti quinadalús ni Virgen María.

Species of wild fan palm whose wide leaves are made into hats and rain capes.

See labig.

Echo of speaking voice, distinguished from ringing bell, etc.; ag ⊗ láeng ti panagtutúlagda, murmur of those dealing is heard.

See áueng̃.

Child, natural or spiritual.

To give birth, ag ⊗; childbirth, panag ⊗; godchild in baptism or confirmation, in ⊗; godparent, manğ ⊗.

To be born, mai ⊗; birth, pannacai ⊗; to give birth frequently, uma ⊗; litter of pups, sanğa ⊗ an; placenta, a ⊗ an; uterus, pag ⊗ an.

Nephew, niece, ca ⊗ an.

Interest or percentage of loan, ⊗.