DAÉG

Gravity, elegance, beauty, majesty: grave person, na ⊗: Iti quina ⊗ ti Dios, Majesty of God.

To surpass in wisdom, work, ⊗ en.

To be intimidated by respect or fear, ma ⊗ an.

See dayag, ng̃ayéd, taér.

DÁEL

Hardly, as soon as: ⊗ ta maquita dedioy á bituen, as soon as that star is seen; dáel cadpáy ta addá igatángco, at least I have something to buy with.

Contingency, chance: dáel sa pay no addá gumátang, fortunately there is buyer.

Dáel sa cad pay ta nanğtéd, barely gave anything.

DAÉP

Excessive stench, ⊗ en: di ma ⊗, intolerable stench.

See ánğot.

DÁES

(ancient) See dáques.

DAGÁ

Earth in general: world relative to heaven.

To turn into earth, um ⊗: um ⊗ tóy á bató, stone turns to earth.

To fall flat on ground, maipa ⊗.

Ca ⊗ an, fertile land.

Climate: saínco á ca ⊗ an daitoy, this climate does not suit me.

DÁGA

Dagger: wear it, ag ⊗.

DAGAÁNG

Intense heat, sultry weather: na ⊗ ti aldáo ó rabii.

To feel sultry heat, ag ⊗, ⊗ en.

DAGÁDAG

To urge, notify repeatedly to ensure compliance, i ⊗.

To press someone to hurry work, ⊗ en.

To burn well fuel, um ⊗.

See segguéd.

DÁGAO

Piglet with purple or reddish stripes.

DAGÁS

Quickly, soon: Alegáyo ti agarámid, ta ⊗ malpás, hurry work to finish quickly.

To stop by on way: um ⊗: no mapánca iti simbaan, um ⊗ ca iti baláy ni Antonio, on way to church, stop by Antonio’s.

What is delivered on passing by, i ⊗.

DÁGAS

Sluggishness: heavy, slow, na ⊗: stay long where sent, managdag ⊗.

DAGDÁG

To hurry, press someone, ⊗ en: ⊗ endac, they press me.

DAGOL-LÍT

(from úlit).

To do something frequently, ⊗ en.

See sansán.

DAGÓTAY

To run phlegm or snot dripping, ag ⊗.

DAGSÉN

Weight, physical or moral: heavy thing, na ⊗; heavy timber, na ⊗ á cáyo; grave sin, básol á na ⊗; heavy head, na ⊗ ti óloc.

Person of weight and dignity.

To increase weight, aggravate illness, um ⊗.

See bantót.

DAGUÉL

To worsen illness, increase sadness, um ⊗: mai ⊗ ac iti rigat, troubles overwhelm me.

DAGUÉM

Sudden attack of accident or illness; physical collapse from disease: attack someone, ⊗ en, i ⊗; attacked, nai ⊗.

DAGUIDÍ

Nominative plural of relative pronoun dedí or daydí: those.

DAGUIDIÁY

Nominative plural of demonstrative pronoun dediáy.

DAGUIMESMÉS

Completely soaked: be like a soup.

To get soaked someone, um ⊗.

See daripespés.

DAGUINSÉN

To sink, settle down inside jar by its own weight, um ⊗, ag ⊗; press down to reduce volume, ⊗ en.

To place things close together to occupy little space, i ⊗.

Taken also for illness pressing down.

DAGUITÁY

Nominative plural of demonstrative pronoun daytáy, referring to persons or things spoken of recently.

DAGUITI

Nominative plural of article ti or iti: the.

DAGUITÓY

Nominative plural of demonstrative pronoun daytóy or ditóy: these.

DAGUN

General needle.

Sting of bee, mosquito, ⊗ ⊗.

DÁGUP

Total of anything; sum total of quantities.

To sum, unite things, ⊗ en, pag ⊗ en.

To gather all together, agda ⊗.

See ragúp.

DAGÚS

Inn, lodgings.

To lodge someone in house, pa ⊗ en; lodgings, agpa ⊗; guest who lodges, ag ⊗, um ⊗.

See sardénğ.

DÁGUS

Then, immediately.

Determined to go without stopping, i ⊗ ti magná.

To do something immediately, dispatch business at once, ⊗ en.

DAGUYEMYÉM

For the sky to cloud over, turn dark, ag ⊗, um ⊗: overcast sky, calm and dead wind, na ⊗ ti lánğit.

DAÍC

Turtle egg.

For sea turtle to come ashore to lay eggs, um ⊗; gatherer, mamai ⊗.

DÁIG

Emaciation, consumption: suffer it, ag ⊗.

See sárut.

DAÍPIT

Clustered, crowded together, like grapes on bunch, people in church, ag ⊗.

DÁIR

Herb serving as antivenom; antidote against poisonous bites.

To purge, feed certain herbs to animals that do not fatten, ⊗ en.

See dita.

DÁIT

Sewing: sew, ag ⊗, ⊗ en; where sewn, seam of garment, dagdag ⊗ an; seamstress, agda ⊗ ó mannait; skilled in sewing, duma ⊗; thread or needle with which sewn, pag ⊗, panait.

Seamless, aoán nagdaitan.

DAL-ÉN

For drift timbers, branches to pile up on riverbank; for people to crowd leaving church, house, mai ⊗.

DAL-LIPÁOEN

Large tree of light wood; bark very bitter, substituting for quinine.

DAL-LÚT

To sing or dance in style of northern natives when celebrating a function.

Struggle between two, taking each other’s hands and pulling toward oneself to see who yields first.

DAL-LÚYON

Wave of sea or lake breaking.

See al-lón.

DALACÚDUC

(ancient) To walk two together without parting, ma ⊗.

DALÁG

Freshwater mudfish, very common, abounding in rainy season in ricefields.

See buraícao.

DALAGÁDAG

To visit, inspect crops, garden to see if stolen or damaged, ⊗ an.

DALÁGAN

Bamboo platform with head raised higher than feet, serving as bed for newly delivered women: woman who uses it, ag ⊗; caretaker, manalágan.

Cascade, slope forming inclined plane, dimmaídgan.

DALAGÚDUG

Noise of running men or animals: produce it, um ⊗.

DALAIDI

Crowd of tiny fish swimming together, like ípon, ag ⊗.

(ancient) Smoothness of beaten iron or metal: level, smooth thus, ⊗ en.

DÁLAN

Road, path: walk along it, ag ⊗, um ⊗: ag ⊗ ca ditóy, walk here.

Open road, permit passage where there is none, agpa ⊗; direct, lead, ipa ⊗.

Where one walks, ⊗ en; well-trodden road, daldalónen.

To consult, seek advice in lawsuit: i ⊗ nac cadi, advise me.

To ask pardon for fault, pa ⊗ an.

See lunsunğán.

DALANÉS

To pile up things on top of others, um ⊗: Um ⊗ ti rigat, troubles pour upon one.

(ancient) To approach, draw near, um ⊗; that brought near, i ⊗.

See samúsam.