Honey congealed like sugar extracted from buri palm or silag.

To set mousetrap, or snare to catch birds.

To hitch horses to carriage, or draft animals to cart or vehicle, to pull or work, i ⊗.

Said of setting ambush, snare, etc.

(ancient) Dryness of mouth, like sick person, ca ⊗ an.

(from táo).

Blow or voice with which someone knocks at door of house.

To knock thus, ag ⊗.

To surpass another through arrogance or presumption; not endure someone imposing on him, di ag ⊗.

(from atí).

Boiling something making it reduce well.

To boil something so water reduces, ⊗ en.

In some towns they call wine made of sugarcane honey, pinacati.

Capsizing.

To capsize any vessel, cart; overturn vessel spilling contents, ma ⊗; what spills, mai ⊗.

See pacleb.

To walk like children when learning, um ⊗, ag ⊗.

Curved, bent.

To arch, curve something, ⊗ en.

Notification, notice, announcement.

To notify, make known, announce a thing, i ⊗: Ni S. Gabriel ti nanğí ⊗ quen Virgen Maria iti itatáo ti Dios anác.

Revelation.

To reveal, e.g. God to his saints something, i ⊗.

In books the same as preface or preamble.

Scarecrow to drive away animals from crops, consisting of two canes driven in ground with rope to house to shake them.

Face down or prone.

To place thus vessel, jar, cart, ⊗ en; what placed, i ⊗: lie down person, prostrate, ag ⊗; fall face down, ma ⊗.

See puebó, sacobó.

See parméc.

Solitude, desert.

To retire to solitude, live alone, ag ⊗, um ⊗.

Taken for hiding in corners, or retreating to room to pray, etc.

See panay, let-ánğ.

Edible fern (Diplazium esculentum) resembling watercress, esteemed for salad.

Yoke placed on carabao or cow to work.

To yoke, i ⊗.

See sanğol in second meaning.

Fiction.

To feign oneself poor, humble, weak, ag ⊗.

See róas.

Spoon to serve broth.

Ridge beam of roof on which rafters rest.

To strike flat with broad side of edged tool, open hand or anything, ⊗ en.

Clapper.

(ancient) To break bones of beef, fish into pieces.

See pucápac for second meaning.

Fish called tataquitoc, when already large.

See its root coná.

To buy or sell something in wholesale, by the lump, without weighing or measuring, by rule of thumb.

To contract, agree work or piecework, ⊗ en.

To flash eyes on any occasion, e.g. when angry, ag ⊗.

To drink wine to encourage oneself.

To sharpen razor or tool placing the very edge on whetstone, i ⊗.

Fence of woven bojo cane with sharp points.

See bácud.

Effort.

To strain shouting, weeping, working, ag ⊗; ag ⊗ ng̃a agnicquis, shout with all might.

See pápas.

To cast or throw something far from oneself, like one setting aside a book that interferes with writing, i ⊗.

Said of candidates who were left without desired benefice, having been passed over for another; also of one competing with others and not obtaining it.

See quissiat, its root.

To cook with vinegar meat or fish, ⊗ en.

Lacking strength from excessive work, illness, fatigue: na ⊗ anacon, I am without strength, barely breathing.

See úpat.

To unnail, disjoint anything, ⊗ en; anvil, pamacsuá.

Applied to the descent of the Lord from the Cross.

Delicacy having properties of nougat, very hard and sticking to teeth when eating.

(from babá).

Humility.

To humble oneself, ag ⊗.

Sentence: ⊗ quen ánus, ti pamatulóc iti ponğtót.

See pacúranğ.

Bird-scaring rattle; clapper.

Chatter of lips when shivering with cold: ag ⊗ ti nğioatna.

See pacpac for first meaning.

(from cúranğ).

Humility.

To humble oneself, ag ⊗; humble, na ⊗.

See pacumbabá.

Immobility.

To be fixed, not move from occupied place, ag ⊗.

Said of obstinacy in vice or persistence.

To wait a moment for the arrival of one awaited, or for what is being done to conclude, i ⊗.

Equality of one thing to another.

To equal something, mai ⊗, um ⊗; be equal two or more, ag ⊗; equal one thing to another, make equal, pag ⊗ en: do something by equal shares, divide equally among all, pag ⊗ en.

Equal, comparing one thing with another, ca ⊗.

Snare or trap to hunt birds.

Na ⊗ an, fell into snare, was deceived.

To stamp feet forcefully and repeatedly, like one with cold feet to warm them, um ⊗, ag ⊗.

To speak beforehand to someone for a deal, e.g. that he will buy a horse when he has money, i ⊗.

Braggadocio.

To boast, ag ⊗.

See paugia.

To reprimand underhandedly, directing words to one so another understands, taking it for himself.

See ságuid in last meaning, and paddáquir.

Fishhook with bait to catch fish.

Pole or lance with two points tied with cord.

For fish to remain caught on hook, and also to choke on bone, mai ⊗.

A species of sea lobster.

(ancient) Small thorn barely emerging from ground.

To clear forest, crop, ⊗ en.

(from dapán).

Support of sledge (pasagád), consisting of two thick side timbers dragging on ground serving as wheels.

Reprimand addressed to one so another takes it for himself.

To reprimand or scold thus, ag ⊗.

See padamlít.

Experience: Aodu ti ⊗ na, has much experience.

Experiment.

To experiment, test virtue or property of a thing, ⊗ en.

(ancient) To pout child when about to weep.

(ancient) Foot or hoof of animal.