ARÍTOS
Earrings or pendants.
Earrings or pendants.
See aributéd.
To be able to move away or leave bed the convalescent; dica um ⊗ pay laéng̃, do not leave bed yet.
See aliuacsáy.
Milky Way, called road of Santiago.
Seen North to South indicates rain; East to West, fair weather.
Vine whose leaves are fed to pigs, and sour ones eaten in meals by natives; fruit is like grapes.
Multitude, heap of things: inm ⊗ á naganğol á táo, great multitude died of plague.
Shouting, clamor of raving madman, crowd shouting at work, wedding, ag ⊗.
See riáo.
See ríueng.
To hunt or fish tying bait to cord, retrieving piece once bait is swallowed; hunter/fisherman thus, manğ ⊗.
See táuin.
A small fish.
See oarnác.
To glean what another left, e.g. in rice harvest, ⊗ en.
See sarúsar.
Proportion, equality, convenience: di mai ⊗, it is not convenient, not proportionate.
For person to draw near, approach an epoch, e.g. rice harvest, um ⊗.
In front, at foot of a thing.
See aspíng, asnğí.
To throw something skimming ground, i ⊗.
Tree resembling pine, hard, heavy, good for sheltered works: bark and roots boiled in water clean bad humors, good for womb; tamarisk.
Bowing of body to enter anywhere, or other cause: to bow thus, ag ⊗.
See rucnóy, rócob.
To walk bent over by weight of load or illness, ag ⊗; mapa ⊗ an únay ti cararuá iti bantót daguiti básol.
See tobó.
To walk or pass crouching so as not to be seen; slip away thus, ag ⊗.
See rócob.
Border or batten of cane, wood, metal on rim of weave of cane so it does not fray, also on frying pan edge, brim of hat, mats.
Used in some northern towns.
See maronggáy.
Tree so called.
Maidenhair fern of wells, very medicinal, purifies blood.
Continuous sipping.
To sweep away water current, ⊗ en.
To fall behind in race, writing or learning with another.
Beetle like ábal-ábal.
See quiráos.
Tree good for making charcoal: yields small edible berries.
To pull dragging, e.g. chair, timber, ⊗ en.
Harp: to play it, ag ⊗; player of distinction, uma ⊗.
Proximity of one thing to another, especially alongside.
To draw near, um ⊗; placed alongside, maqui ⊗; that placed, i ⊗; actually placed, mai ⊗; mode and time, panangí ⊗.
Medicinal vine.
See denná, siquig.
To cover an outstretched thing, e.g. sleeping child with blanket, heap of wheat with straw, ⊗ an.
Equality of things: agcarquéd daguitóy á duá, these two are equal in mind, height, habits.
Fitting, correspondence of one thing with another, saán á mai ⊗ á paquifiesta ti rotrót á caoés, torn clothes are not fitting for feast day.
See aruğál.
See ará.
See carárap.
Glutton who wants to swallow everything.
See ránut.
Threshold of door.
Plank on which wooden ladder is fixed.
See dapián.
Sweet fruit of one of two kinds of tree called damortis.
To trim light, ⊗ en; trimmed part, ⊗ an; snuffers, panğ ⊗.
Said also of tapping ash off cigar.
Competition in game, discourse, nobility.
To compete, um ⊗; to equal oneself, maqui ⊗; um ⊗ iti bacnáng, wants to equal the principal.
To descend slope whose hillside is gentle and easy to climb.
Some give it meaning of artác.
To pickle raw meat, fish, shellfish in vinegar, ⊗ en.
Thing exciting appetite, like pickles, na ⊗.
See quiláo.
See parténg, banténg.
See alíng.
To begin what is to be done: ⊗ em ti agbáyo, start pounding; ⊗ em ti magná, start walking.
To take what is at hand, make use of it.
Any household utensil, ⊗ en.
See arámat.
To renew tools at forge, ⊗ en; blacksmith, manğ ⊗.
See areb-éb.
Channel ground forms under eaves of house.
Taken also for ground around or foot of house: manğar ⊗ daguiti luána, tears trickle down to eyes.
Sudden and violent gust of wind; um ⊗ ti áng̃in.
To fumigate clothes.
See ubúub.
To drop or slide thread by thread, drop by drop, water, blood, tears, ag ⊗; ag ⊗ ti ling̃-étna, sweat falls drop by drop.
See arúyut.