BAGBAGÁ

(from bagá).

Admonition: admonish, ⊗ an; he who, mam ⊗; the admonition, sermon, words, pamm ⊗; corrigible, ma ⊗ an, ca ⊗ an.

See babaláo.

BAGBAGAÓA

Puppets or figurines made by children for games.

BAGBAGÚTOT

Medicinal shrub for toothache; yields small black fruit from which boys extract ink.

BAGCÁT

To lift something with hand or pushing upward with shoulder, ⊗ en; handle to lift, panğ ⊗.

See bang̃quít, bagtín.

BAGNÍS

To strip fruit skin with teeth, or tear tough meat into pieces, ⊗ an.

BAGNÓS

To pass through town or house without stopping; i ⊗ mo laenğ ti magná.

Tenacious, resisting being governed, na ⊗.

BAGÓ

Bark of trees or plants serving as hemp to tie bundles of rice, etc.: in ⊗, large bundle of rice.

See alínao.

BÁGO

Person recently arrived or new to office.

Christian newly converted.

To renew a thing, ⊗ en.

See baró.

BÁGOC

(ancient) Good fortune one has on a certain day.

BAGÓT

Large leaves growing in lagoons, flowering with fruit like acorn: roots called caráy.

BAGSÁNG

Small fish called zapezape: net to fish them, pam ⊗.

BAGSÉT

Fish like aptá, thick and tasty.

BAGTÍN

Or, bagtíng.

To lift a thing to see how much it weighs, ⊗ en; handle or ring to grab, pamaytinğán.

BAGUÉL

To practice superstitions, ag ⊗.

See aníto.

BAGUÍ

Human body or body of anything.

To treat neighbor as oneself, ipádat ⊗.

To kill oneself, patayénna ti ⊗ na.

To promise, incarina ti ⊗ na.

Natural constitution, stature of body, caba ⊗, pamm ⊗.

Foreigner, sanğca ⊗.

Consanguineous, ca ⊗ án.

Cash money, ⊗ ti pirác.

Taken for limbs of body: nasaquit ámin á bag ⊗ c.

Metaphorically means genital organs.

BÁGUI

Part, portion of something, or task assigned or belonging to one: enter into share with another, maqui ⊗.

BAGUIAT

Ribbon of silag leaf or herb tied to calf to prevent rheumatism and cramp.

BAGUINGUÉT

Large tongs of silversmith to extract metals.

BAGUIÓ

Typhoon or storm of wind and water: to strike or occur, ag ⊗.

BÁGUIS

Intestines, entrails: gut animal, i ⊗ an; he who, manğí ⊗.

Brother or sister of same womb or mother, ca ⊗.

Wick of candle, ⊗ ti candela.

See bun-ág.

BAGUÍT

Species of spiny bramble, small green flowers turning white: root in infusion administered to cholera patients in small doses.

BAÍN

Shame: to shame someone, ba ⊗ én; with what shamed, iba ⊗; shameful thing, mama ⊗; to be ashamed, na ⊗ án; to be shy, ma ⊗.

Shameless, brazen, aoan ti ⊗ na.

Modest, bashful, managba ⊗.

To disdain someone rejecting request, pa ⊗ an.

BÁIR

Pole, cane driven in ground to scare birds from crops.

BÁIS

To entrust another with a matter, e.g. collect debt or pursue lawsuit, i ⊗; attorney, panğí ⊗ an; grantor, manğí ⊗; act of giving power, pananğí ⊗.

To transfer, decant liquid from one vessel to another.

To impute, discharge on another what one owes: im ⊗ na iti áso ti punğtótna, vented on the dog the anger held against the boy.

See taléc, al-látio.

BÁL-AG

Fat woman with round cheeks and body.

See balsóg.

BAL-LÁ

Frenzy: to have mad fit like dogs, ag ⊗.

A white fish.

BAL-LÁAG

Reasoning, explanation: to state opinion in meeting or council, um ⊗; whom addressed, ⊗ an; reasoning spoken, i ⊗.

In books means preliminary, warning or notes.

See datág.

BAL-LÁBAG

To sleep two together on one pillow, ag ⊗; proper term is agcapunğán.

BAL-LÁD

Round gold bracelet, binal-lád.

BAL-LAÉT

To interweave colored fabric; insert several texts into sermon, ⊗ en; that inserted, i ⊗; that in which inserted, ⊗ an; inserted thing, nai ⊗.

Synonym of bal-luét.

BAL-LAOÉS

Flourish made at end of letter or stroke of hand when whipping: do it, ag ⊗.

BAL-LÁSIO

To pass across road, river, fence, um ⊗.

BAL-LASÓY

Shrimp species breeding on estuary banks living in burrows.

BAL-LATÁD

To throw knife or weapon to wound another, ⊗ en.

BAL-LÁTIC

To bounce splinters, chips when carpenter works, ma ⊗ an; na ⊗ anac iti sanğcáp.

Ebony.

See pal-látic.