CUTÍ

Movement: to move a thing, ag ⊗.

Restless, fidgety, na ⊗; moved thing, na ⊗, quinuti; move something, ⊗ en.

CUTIBÉNG̃

Drum or friction drum made by boys digging hole and covering with leaf tied by cord.

See curiténg̃, patalbúg.

CUTÍCUT

Punch or awl to dig or enlarge hole: scrape with it, ⊗ an: ⊗ am ti lapáyagmo iti rámay, clean ears with finger.

Remorse of conscience: panagcut ⊗ ti conciencia ó ti básol.

CUTÍM

Way of eating of person or animal with husks, like rat eating rice, ag ⊗.

CUTÍT

Last in number or in row.

CÚTIT

Tip of buttock of person or animal.

CUTUCÚT

To shake or stir container holding something inside, like dice box, ⊗ en; move or rattle inside container, ag ⊗.

Taken for sound made in nest.

See onóon.

CUY-ÁT

To lift body or legs from ground, like patient wishing to sit up, i ⊗.

To push something upward, like roofer pushing tile or cogon bundle upward: i ⊗ mo páy ti pasanğguir, push roof lath up.

CUYÁCOY

For a child to kick in air while being held.

To kick one grasped by a leg, um ⊗, ag ⊗.

To urge horse with feet or spurs.

CUYÁOYAO

(ancient) Noose placed on bamboo or pole to catch chickens.

See silo.

CUYÁS

Person of sharp, long, thin face; na ⊗ ti rúpana, has sharp face.

CUYCÚY

To scrape together, gather scattered thing with finger, edge of hand or board; clean paten.

Do said action, ⊗ en, ag ⊗.

See ácoy.

CÚYEP

To open and close eyes from sleepiness or hunger, ag ⊗.

Person or animal with eyes almost closed from illness or other cause.

CUYÚCUY

To attract, incline a person to another’s will, opinion: na ⊗ co ni fulano iti cappónmi, I won so-and-so over to our party.

Said also of tame animals serving as decoys for wild ones.

CÚYUG

Company: to accompany another, ⊗ en; go in company, um ⊗; take someone in company, i ⊗; accompany many, agcu ⊗.

Squad of soldiers; company of people, caravan, sanğca ⊗.

Refrain: puyút quen ígup dida macapag ⊗, blowing and sipping cannot go together.

See búyot.

DA

Nominative and genitive plural of third person pronoun isú: they, of them, their.

Interjection of agreement: innác, ⊗, I go, very well.

When child asks: da, iccánnác ⊗, give me that.

With cadi or man, means humble request or anger according to tone.

(See Grammar lib. 1.° cap. 20).

DA-Y

(ancient) Uncle, aunt, stepfather.

See íquit, ulitég.

DÁAC

To clear phlegm, hawk, um ⊗, ag ⊗.

See saguícic.

DÁAN

Old thing: ⊗ á bádo, cadaoyán, old shirt, customs.

To be ready, prepared: suda ⊗ ó sidá ⊗: I am ready to serve you, maula ⊗ ac á bilinern.

To wait for one arriving: nabayáguen á da ⊗ anca, I have been waiting for you long.

Henceforth: manipud itá, agpapin iti ma ⊗ an.

See biac, sagána.

DACAMÍ

Nominative plural of first person pronoun siác: we, excluding person addressed.

Preposed to verb or noun.

DACÁP

Sharp, like spear tip: dinacáp, sharpened thus.

See solbónğ.

DÁCAR

For fisherman to cast net on chance of catching.

DACAYÓ

Nominative plural of second person pronoun sicá: you all.

Preposed to verb or noun joined.

DACDÁC

To wash ashore grass, timber carried by river current, mai ⊗.

(ancient) Sod of earth.

DACLÁG

For waves to throw vessel ashore, i ⊗; washed ashore, nai ⊗.

DACLÍN

To cast water onto shore, i ⊗; cast ashore, nai ⊗.

(ancient) Steelyard.

DACLÍS

Seine net: fish with it, ag ⊗; caught with seine, dinaclísan.

DACNÍR

See daclín in first meaning.

DÁCOR

Abundance, season of something.

To abound, prevail disease: i ⊗ na ti gurigor; ag ⊗ ti bilis, sardine season.

DACQUÉL

Large: ⊗ á baláy, large house.

To enlarge, ⊗ en; enlarge finished thing, pa ⊗ en.

To grow person, animal, plant, um ⊗.

With suffix an, person or place where raised: ¿asín ti dinacquelám? who raised you?

What is made large, i ⊗; i ⊗ mo ti agsaó, speak loud.

Greatness, size, Quina ⊗, ca ⊗.

Parent: daguiti da ⊗ co, my parents.

Taken for elders, ancestors.

See panacang̃et.

DACSANGÁSAT

(compound from dáques and gásat).

Unfortunate, unlucky man: táo á ⊗.

DACÚLAP

Palm of hand.

Measure with palm, ⊗ en; quantity fitting in palm, sanğca ⊗ an.

DADÁEL

To spoil, damage, waste: suffer damage, ruin, ma ⊗, ⊗ en, ag ⊗.

Pannadáel iti sicóg, induced abortion.

Dica ⊗ en daytá, do not ruin that; ag ⊗ iti pirácna, squanders money; iti básol maca ⊗ iti cararua, sin ruins soul.

Ma ⊗ ti dáyao ti simbaan, church dignity violated.

DÁDAG

Spendthrift, na ⊗.

See buslón.

DADÁNG̃

To warm something at fire, ⊗ en, i ⊗; warm oneself, ag ⊗.

See púdot.

DADAÓLO

(from ólo).

To lead, direct, be first in speaking, ag ⊗.

DADDÁN

Frequent, at every step, ma ⊗: do frequently, ⊗ en.

Riddle: ti di cayát á masanğaili, ma ⊗ quet á mapaúli: illness.

See sansán.

DADDÚMA

The rest, others, some: Umáy daguiti ng̃a táo, some men come; agbása daguiti dadacquel, quet daguiti ⊗ aglualoda, adults read, rest pray.

Some believe, others not: mamati daguiti ⊗, saán daguiti ⊗.

Sometimes, á veces.

DÁDO

Dice.

Refrain: iti naimbág á panuaqui ⊗, di agtugáo da táo, the best dice play is not to play.