To recover in game what was lost, maca ⊗.

To withdraw signature or given word.

Or, bayá.

To allow, consent, let another do something, ⊗ an; he who allows, manğ ⊗.

Not to pursue a thing, suspend it; bay ⊗ am ti arámidem, suspend what you do.

To allow something to spoil, wait for event to occur; dica bay ⊗ an ti sabá á malungtót, do not wait for bananas to rot.

Spotted pig of many colors, ⊗ an.

See labang.

Palm-leaf bag like sack to hold rice, cocoa, etc.; what is put in it, i ⊗.

Guava fruit and tree.

Body or main part of seine net.

Two ropes or traces hitched to carabao to drag something.

To stand beside someone, like general beside soldiers or escorting someone, ⊗ en; he who, manğ ⊗.

Noise of downpour or broth pouring: produce it, um ⊗.

Breechclout of pagans.

See anúnğo.

Payment: to pay firstfruits, debt, ⊗ an.

Tone and poise in speaking.

See báles.

Delay in something, space of much time: detain much, delay by chance, ma ⊗; if intentionally, ag ⊗: nalabés ti ⊗ na, excessive delay.

Late rice harvested late, págay á ⊗.

Species of triangular partition woven of cane, cogon.

Triangular fish.

Idleness: ⊗ á laláqui, idle man.

See bayong̃óbong.

Feast celebrated after a baptism.

Slow in speech, action.

Long, accented word, na ⊗ á saó.

Space of time: iti ⊗ ti sanğagasút á taoén, for space of a century.

Unprepared in things.

See bayyabayyát.

Fruit of shrub used as fish poison to stun fish.

Scorpion.

Seashore; navigate along coast, mamay ⊗.

Taken for seashore or beach.

To align things with equality, straight and paired.

See táo, ábay.

(ancient) To calm, e.g. fever, um ⊗.

Long cane tube to carry water.

To grind by pounding wheat, plaster, etc.

To hull rice or grain, ag ⊗, ⊗ en; place or mortar where, pag ⊗ an.

See alsóng.

Hat plumage.

To puff up clothes on body; puff up feathers of hen like turkey, ag ⊗: fluffy skirt, na ⊗ á cáin.

See bascág.

Male cane, almost solid and very strong.

Old maid passing marriageable age.

To hoist flag or anything, i ⊗; he who, manğí ⊗: im ⊗ da ti ólo ti cabúsortayo, they hoisted the head of our enemy.

Sign placed so another does not till field, being knot in grass.

Craggy mountain, na ⊗ á bantáy.

Bowel evacuations, cholera morbus; suffer it, ag ⊗.

See boris.

Tree so called.

Bad odor, like urine-soaked clothes.

See anğség.

To catch someone by surprise, unprepared, e.g. half dressed or soldier unarmed: to be thus, siba ⊗.

Species of clam.

Tadpole.

Said in nickname of short and ill-formed people.

Cord with which they tie blade to cockfighting rooster.

Fat and short of body, na ⊗.

See atimpéc.

To burst into laughter.

Metaphorically, to open heart or chest possessed by great feeling, um ⊗.

Discharge of dart, arrow or similar: to discharge something of the said, i ⊗; discharge on its own, bumcás.

For tree branch to spring back to place when bird flies off, um ⊗.

To declare what is felt inside; give vent to weeping, laughter, i ⊗.

See the preceding (beccá).

Concave like kettle, or metal plate dented by blow.

To bend stick, rattan, forming arch, ⊗ en.

See bacúg.

Spherical prominence in earth formed by growth of plant or root germinating inside.

Lumps formed by crumpled mat or cloth.

Boa constrictor growing up to more than ten varas.

See bicquél.

Stick, cane or rod holding cloth from shrinking.

Beam or key securing upper part of building.

See secquég.

Flower of plant called pangdán.

Ribbon, cord, binding with which a thing is bandaged: bandage something, ⊗ en; that serving as bandage, pam ⊗.

To be very snuffling, ag ⊗.

See báed.

Dull knife or weapon lacking steel.

Rude man.

Body of man not painted.

See batéc.

Untuned thing, e.g. guitar or drum, na ⊗.

(ancient) To stretch, extend something to give of itself, ⊗ en.

To card, stretch clothes as presser does, ⊗ en.

Jurisdiction, boundary, limit or term of town; taken sometimes for whole territory.

To apportion in extensive things what each must do, e.g. farm work or road mending: bumdéng.

Mince; thing ground like flour, na ⊗; grind bones, meat, ⊗ en.

Ember or live coal: to turn into live coal wood, um ⊗; make embers splinters, pa ⊗ en.

(ancient) To scare the devil.