ÁRAS

Blisters or sores forming in mouth, frequent in children and adults; to suffer them, ag ⊗; cured with alum or Chinese ink.

ARASÁAS

To whisper like communicating a secret, ag ⊗; that whispered, i ⊗; he who, manğí ⊗.

Said also of sick person barely audible.

ARASAGAYSÁYAN

Color of rat hair, found on chicks, ducklings emerging from egg, lasting until feathers grow.

ARÁSAO

To wash food to be cooked, ⊗ en; wash water, pag ⊗ an.

Idiom: not to wash away insults received from another, di ma ⊗.

See buggó.

ARASÍIES

The teeming or crawling of a swarm of worms, um ⊗.

ÁRAY

Row, or one of parts into which field is divided.

See íray.

ARAY-ÁY

Thin, sparse thing, like house thatch.

Torn, e.g. dress torn by dog bite, na ⊗.

ARÁYAT

Attendance at wedding, mass, funeral, sick, etc.: to attend, ag ⊗, um ⊗.

To go in aid: soccor me lest I drown, ⊗ endac ta malmésac.

Spiny shrub so called, applied to those who cause trouble at gatherings.

See arác, ariác.

ARBÁN

Flock, herd of turkeys, pigs, etc.; also of men who are flock of Jesus Christ: sanğa ⊗ an, one flock.

See sarradd.

ARBÁS

To cut obliquely what protrudes, e.g. tree branches overhanging road, long hair of man or animal, ag ⊗.

To cut across and not along the thread of cloth, paper, etc.

ARBÉNG

To fence field provisionally with tree branches or weeds, ⊗ an.

To place obstacle or hindrance.

ARBÍS

Drizzle, slightly heavier than arimocámoc.

ARCO

(from Spanish).

To place arch on something, ⊗ an.

ÁRCOS

Any adornment: to adorn, attire person or thing, ⊗ an.

ARCUYANYÁM

(ancient) For swelling or pain of sting to spread, ag ⊗.

AREB-ÉB

Sound in throat of one drinking violently; noise of broth poured into narrow-mouthed vessel: produce such sound, ag ⊗, um ⊗.

ARED-ÉD

Dregs of liquid; filth making it turbid.

See alibudábud.

AREDÁC

In North taken for first downpours.

ÁREM

Desire, appetite in good or bad sense.

Taken sometimes simply for courting: dipay um ⊗, does not yet feel desire of concupiscence.

See calicágum, anág.

ARENDÉM

To glimpse a thing far off, e.g. enemies from castle, ship from lookout; ma ⊗.

Also to glimpse something in deep water.

See aridamdam.

ARENG-ÉNG

Groan of sick person or crying child.

See ásug, anug-úg.

ARET-ÉT

Shrinking of bones and limbs from excessive load; um ⊗.

ÁRI

King, absolute lord: to reign, ag ⊗; ⊗ á babáy, queen.

ARIÁC

To attend any function, especially strike or wedding, ag ⊗: manğiar ⊗ iti pammapardáyana iti pádana ng̃a táo, detractor carrying others’ faults everywhere.

See al-latio, aráyat.

ARIBAOBÁO

Insect, mosquito species harmful to crops.

ARIBASÁY

To leak, ooze vessel or sparse roof dripping, ag ⊗.

See úbo.

ARIBENGBÉNG

Dam floodgate placed in river, canal so water is directed where desired.

To cover body for modesty or warmth, ag ⊗.

See ariquesqués.

ARIBUÁBO

To seed grain, e.g. rice having white ear, well-seeded but not in season to harvest, ag ⊗.

ARIBUCBÚC

Bubbling water issuing from narrow vessel when stone thrown to bottom or diver exhales under water.

Taken for spout blown by whale: ag ⊗.

ARIBUNGBÚNG

Crowd of people or animals surrounding something, like dogs barking at Igorots, crowd seeing rare animal.

ARIBUTÉD

Specks or filth in water from not being strained.

See ured-éd.

ARIBÚYOT

Crowd in flock, e.g. children hearing drum running to novelty, ag ⊗, um ⊗.

See búyot.

ARICAMCÁM

To gather small things and dirt, like fallen straw on floor, ag ⊗; he who, manğ ⊗; ém á ibel-léng daguitá ruguit.

ARICAOCÁO

To shake between hands herbs, straws, etc. so grain, dirt falls, ag ⊗.

ARÍCAP

To touch or feel a thing, ⊗ en; he who, manğ ⊗.

Used to express dishonest touches.

Diac ma ⊗ ti panúnotna, 1, pananğódna, I do not understand his thought or conduct.

See caráca.

ARIDADACÁC

To reach, arrive at a point, present oneself: dicantó um ⊗ iti baláyco, do not step foot in my house again.

ARIÉC

Disgust: to have it, ma ⊗; thing causing disgust, maca ⊗.

Tickles: to have them, ma ⊗; thing causing them, maca ⊗; to tickle someone, ⊗ en.

See quiqui.

ARIÉT

Earthworms of human body: to have them, ag ⊗.

Effective remedy is eating fruit of tartaróoc, or powdered in water/vinegar.

ÁRIG

Likeness, simile, comparison: ⊗ á táo á magmagná, walks like a human.

To liken or compare something to another, i ⊗; to resemble, mai ⊗; he who resembles, manğí ⊗; reason or person compared, panğí ⊗ an; to have resemblance, um ⊗.

Example, simile, pag ⊗ an.

To have hopes, suspicions of thing happening, ar ⊗ en.

See cás, pída.

ARIGUENGUÉN

Shuddering, convulsion: to have convulsions, house shaking, ag ⊗.

ARIMADÉNG

Misgiving, fear of doing or not doing something; to have it, ag ⊗.

See alicacá, sarubabéng, ariquetquét.