PADAYÉG

(from dayég).

Natural or affected swagger.

To swagger walking, agpad ⊗.

PADDÁC

Footprint or mark made on ground by sole of foot or animal hoof.

Sole of foot and paw of animal.

Pavement, pag ⊗ an.

(ancient) Kick of person or animal.

PADDOCÓL

Small hill: broken ground, full of rises and dips, na ⊗.

PADÉR

(ancient) To swagger naturally or affectedly, ag ⊗.

PADÍCAL

Hill: pimmad ⊗ á bantáy, small hill.

Bulky thing, like cart laden with straw, or garment with much flare, na ⊗.

PÁDIL

To remove dirt from body, table, etc. rubbing with hand, ⊗ en.

PADING̃ALNG̃ÁL

(from nğalnğál).

Horse bridle.

Timber in which another fits.

See pacagát.

PADINGGUÉR

Mimicry in walking.

To walk mimicking another, agpad ⊗.

See túlad.

PÁDIS

Equality of one thing with another.

To equal thus, pag ⊗ en.

Cigar, pinádis: smoke cigar, agpinádis; roll or smoke pure tobacco, ⊗ en.

PADLÉS

Divination, deciphering of riddle, enigma.

To divine a thing, and broadly, prophesy, ⊗ an.

Prophet, mammadlés.

Conjecturer, agpadpadlés.

See padtó.

PADSÓ

(from dissú).

Tumble, fall to ground.

To fell man or animal, ⊗ en; fall flat, ma ⊗.

See tuánğ.

PADSÓC

Steep, like mountain or very elevated house roof, na ⊗.

See táyag.

PADTÓ

Prophecy.

To prophesy, ⊗ an; that prophesied, i ⊗.

Prophet, mammadto.

See padlés.

PADUÁL

In the North taken for mounds or hillocks of earth.

PADÚLANG̃

Instrument to break clods after plowing field.

PADÚLIN

In the North taken for mutual accusation.

To accuse each other mutually quarrelers, throwing blame on each other, agpad ⊗.

To condemn by sentence what is imputed, i ⊗.

PÁDUN

Cane or stick about half a yard long, placed at muzzle to tie dogs together, preventing biting rope or person leading them.

Put said cane on dog, ⊗ an.

Some take it for muzzle or equivalent.

PADUYACYÁC

Manifestation, declaration of something by stating it.

To discover or reveal what is known, i ⊗; he who, manğí ⊗.

Public profession of faith, pananğí ⊗ iti pammati.

See paranğtuanğ.

PAÉD

Corral made in river to catch fish.

To make it, mamaéd.

See pasábinğ.

PAÉNG̃

Shortness in things not having the length or extension due them, e.g. rice ear not developing; short frame or bar; small cut of quill; small nail or hoof of animal.

What is thus, na ⊗.

Metaphorically said of dullness of understanding.

See nğedunğéd.

PAÉT

Carpenter’s chisel.

To chisel, ⊗ an.

To catch or bind axe with what is cut, mai ⊗.

Riddle: di manğán, no di malmalocán, the chisel.

See lícup.

PAG-ÓL

Rake to clear and level earth after plowing.

To hit with tip of cane someone, as teacher does to children, ⊗ an.

PÁGA

Disgust, repugnance held toward something.

Squeamish, not eating or drinking what another touched, or having dirt, na ⊗.

See ímis.

PAGAMUÁN

(from ammó).

Compound adverbial word meaning when least expected, without knowing how, inopinately.

PAGAN-ANÁY

Vestment; complete dress; priestly vestments.

See caoés.

PAGÁNAT

(ancient) Weathervane like pennant placed on ships.

PAGÁO

Small coconut whose shell serves as cup or bowl.

PÁGAO

Turtledove, wild pigeon.

PÁGAS

(ancient) For wind to carry something violently, pushing it, e.g. ship’s sail, ma ⊗.

PÁGAT

Action of pushing sail when wind takes it from front; brushing cane brake shaken by wind; touching person or thing carried at shoulder, ma ⊗.

Some take it for cane like Europe.

PÁGAY

Rice plant.

Unhusked rice (paddy).

Many varieties: balásanğ, cosimáy, mararátec, malabáto, págno, tagubanay, maguet, etc.

Riddle: omon-oná ti panaganácna, ng̃em ti panagsicógna, rice, which before heading bears many tillers.

PAGÁYAM

Friend, beloved, familiar of another.

To be friends, ag ⊗; if many, agpa ⊗.

To march in perfect harmony friends, agca ⊗.

Refrain: iti ica-mén quen pagbalúdan, ti pacniquituan iti napaypáyso á ⊗, in illness and prison the true friend is known.

See gayyém.

PAGAYÓPAY

Locust when beginning to fly.

See loctón.

PAGGÁ

(ancient) Grains with which small things weighed, like in apothecary and silversmith.

PAGGÁAG

Immoderate laughter.

To laugh with loud roars of laughter, pumgáac.

See garacgác.

PAGNÁ

Walk.

To walk, ag ⊗, um ⊗, magná.

Place, road or site where one walks, ⊗ an.

To make something walk, directing it, e.g. animals, or dragging it, like timber, i ⊗: Toy ag ⊗ á búlan, in the present month.

PAGÓD

To tie animal, boat with long rope to stake, tree, i ⊗.

See gálut.

PAGORÓPOR

Snoring sound; sound of belly when defecating with looseness, or similar thing.

Produce it, ag ⊗.

PAGPÁG

Agitated movement of something.

To wave, flutter: pumag ⊗ ti boóc, hair flutter.

(ancient) Shaking.

To shake, ⊗ en.

See pampág for last meaning.

PAGSÉP

Soaking.

To soak something in water, oil, etc., or heart in love, mai ⊗.

See saguepsép.

PÁGUA

(ancient) Abaca banana.

See búy.

PÁGUD

Heavy in walking, na ⊗.

(ancient) Hut species.

To build it, ag ⊗.

See culannáy.

PAGUÉL

Pain, anguish, fatigue.

Life full of pains, of anguishes and fatigue, na ⊗ únoy á panagbiag.

Impatience, lack of endurance: na ⊗ á agúray, insufferable, impatient in waiting; nacapag ⊗ á panagcueui, bothersome conduct.

Displeasure; inner care or solicitude with anxiety.

To displease someone, take ill, ag ⊗; pagléc ti saóm, your word displeases me; pagléc ti dnğiu, wind displeases me.

See rígat.

PAGUÉR

Palisade of pointed stakes or canes.

Line cast with cord along wall to check level.

See parténğ for second meaning.

PAGUING̃ETNG̃ÉT

Hiding place.

I ⊗ na ti baguina, hides in narrow place.

See saling̃etnğét.