DÁRA

Blood.

Bleed from any body part or wound, um ⊗.

Hemorrhage, flux of blood from any natural body opening, agpa ⊗.

To ensanguine someone, ⊗ an; bloody thing, na ⊗ an, ⊗ ⊗.

Taken for beef or meat of other animal in composition um: Agsidá iti um ⊗, eat meat.

Refrain: iti ⊗ ti manğipaunég iti ammó, learning enters with blood.

DARÁCAN

Very durable wood untouched by weevils, from which ship keels are made.

DARADÁRA

Red herb: very good for wounds and staunching blood.

See maragátas, its synonym.

DARAGÚP

(from ragúp).

Union, joining in the sense of: many uniting for something; crowding at once many businesses, illnesses, etc., ag ⊗; that which crowds or unites thus, i ⊗.

See ambón.

DARAMÚDUM

To fall face down, hitting face on ground, mai ⊗.

To bow head, cast face down, ag ⊗.

See dumúdum.

DARÁN

For one thing to befall another, dumar ⊗.

To increase, augment the strength of something, mai ⊗.

DARÁNG̃

Flame of fire, candle, etc.

To burn or light candle, um ⊗.

Taken also for the heat of fire.

See segguéd.

DARANG̃ÁDANG̃

Rose-colored glow preceding immediately sunrise or moonrise: for said glow to appear, um ⊗.

DARANG̃ÉS

To gush blood abundantly from wound, or sweat from body, um ⊗.

See pussuác.

DARANÚDOR

Noise, din.

To rumble firearms, thunder, subterranean noise or tumultuous sea, ag ⊗, um ⊗.

See ónğor.

DARÁPAT

To lie side by side: for fields to adjoin, ag ⊗.

See dápat.

DARAPÓYO

To lean, yield, e.g. house to force of wind, ag ⊗.

See írig.

DARÁS

Speed, promptness.

Prompt, quick in speaking, acting, na ⊗: agdar ⊗ da ng̃a agsaó, they speak rapidly.

See pardás.

DÁRAS

Period, e.g.: for illness to return periodically, ag ⊗, um ⊗.

To continue after time what was suspended: time: duá ng̃a ⊗, tal-ló á ⊗, two, three times, etc.

See battalay.

DARASÚDOS

Precipitation, haste in acting.

To do something hastily and without preparation, ag ⊗.

See gátat.

DÁRAT

Sand: sandy ground, ca ⊗ an.

See caragátan.

DARECDÉC

Stake driven in ground supporting fence vertically.

DAREMDÉM

Project, intention.

To glimpse something confusedly, ⊗ en.

See panğguép, sirpat.

DAREPDÉP

Vivid mental image of past event, as imagined by dreamer or dozer.

To imagine absent friend; in this sense may mean to dream: to consider, reflect on past event: Christian, picture the passion of Our Lord, ⊗ em, cristiano, ti pasion.

DARICMÁT

Instant, moment: iti apag ⊗, in the blink of an eye.

See canitó.

DARÍDAR

Contempt with words, insult: to despise thus, ⊗ en, i ⊗.

See uyáo.

DARIMACMÁC

To eat without restraint, freely, without care, ag ⊗ á manğán.

DARINASNÁS

To take all at once; leave nothing, like boy finishing sweets.

See datdát.

DARIOANÁOAR

Thing obvious to sight, having no obstacle in front to prevent seeing it, na ⊗.

See batád, dar-áo.

DARIOANG̃-OÁNG̃

Deep pit, chasm or precipice.

To plunge down, mai ⊗.

(Metaphorically).

Hell.

See derráas, tebbáng, gonğógonğ.

DARIPESPÉS

To get soaked in squall or fall into water; become like a soup, ma ⊗.

See sel-lép.

DARIQUET

Physical health: have it, na ⊗, sida ⊗.

Diligence, promptness.

To speak fast, darictám ti agsaó.

DARÍRAG

Relapse into illness from exposure to sun: relapse thus, ma ⊗.

DARÍSAY

Fineness, purity.

Fine, pure thing without mixture, na ⊗: na ⊗ á balitóc, pure gold; na ⊗ á panagayát, selfless love.

DARISDÍS

Plain, slope.

Sloping land, na ⊗: slide down slope, mai ⊗.

See caruscús.

DARÍSON

To trample, pushing one another, ag ⊗; trample someone, ⊗ en.

To heap things in corner, i ⊗, ⊗ en.

See dalápus, dalúson.

DARONDÓN

Second fruit trees bear annually.

To follow fighting one after another, face to face: follow naturally, ag ⊗.

DARÓY

Watery, thin liquid, e.g. chocolate, gruel, na ⊗.

See sayáo.

DARRAODÓ

For woman to menstruate three or four times a month abnormally, ag ⊗.

Some take it for normal menstruation.

DARSÍ

(ancient) Prudent, affable in dealing, without pride or disdain of others, na ⊗.