LABILÁBI

(ancient) Toad.

Applied also to pot-bellied, heavy person.

LABINDUAYÁ

(ancient) Palm from whose leaves they make hats.

LÁBIT

Feasible, probable or exposed thing that may happen, na ⊗.

Na ⊗ á castá, perhaps it is so; dica maquianğáo iti áso, ta na ⊗ i cagatónnaca, do not play with the dog, for it might bite you.

LABLÁB

To eat honey with a cane spoon when cooking in cauldron, ag ⊗.

LABNÉG

Bruise or mark caused by a blow on the body.

To bruise, um ⊗.

See litem.

LABNÉNG̃

Raft, pond like a large lagoon.

See bandao.

LABNÍT

To pull what is hung or grasped to somewhere, ⊗ en.

LÁBO

To rub with lard, medicine, etc., ⊗ en: hair laden with oil, na ⊗ á boóc.

LÁBON

Abundance.

To abound in wealth, honors, etc., aglab ⊗.

LABONĞLÁBONG̃

Species of congealed, crystalline water in sea serving as toy for children; very similar to shellfish called caromínas.

Mole, clot of blood that a woman in labor or aborting usually expels.

LABONG̃LABÓNG̃

Ill-fitting thing, e.g.: shoe that is very loose or fits poorly.

See láua.

LABSÍN

Dislocation.

To leave a thing its place, e.g. animal or person the road, etc., um ⊗.

LABSÍNG̃

Transgression of law, duty, etc.

To breach or fail to fulfill what was commanded, um ⊗, ⊗ en.

See canioás.

LABTÁNG̃

Abuta: vine species which, prepared in infusion and administered internally, substitutes for arnica.

LABTÍC

Throbbing of pulse or blood.

At times taken for throb felt in any other part of body: um ⊗ ti ánğesna, pulse throbs in breathing.

LABUDIÁO

Yellow-colored thing, na ⊗.

See lusiáo.

LABUDÓY

Soft thing to the touch, e.g. shirt without starch.

Person of flabby flesh, na ⊗.

See ulidóy.

LÁBUS

Nakedness.

To undress completely, ag ⊗; undress another, ⊗ an; be naked, sila ⊗.

Some take this word for being without trousers only.

See lamolámo, ucsúb.

LABÚTAB

Froth of anything.

To foam, froth, like the furious, the tired animal and even the child, ag ⊗.

See tarabútab, lútab.

LAC-ÁM

Enjoyment.

To enjoy a thing, an employment, etc., um ⊗, ⊗ en.

Attainment, consequence of what was intended or of opportunity.

To achieve something, ⊗ en.

To include another, make him participant in something, i ⊗ an.

I ⊗ annác iti gatánğem, make me participant in what you buy; buy part for me.

Jurisdiction, comprehension of a town.

See ragpát.

LACÁ

Ease.

Easy thing, or person who does something easily, na ⊗.

Cheapness.

To cheapen merchandise, um ⊗, ag ⊗; cheap thing, na ⊗.

Sentence: iti ⊗ ng̃a mamati, mamatóud iti tiri, la credulidad es madre de la mentira.

See nam-áy in second meaning.

LÁCAD

(Tagalog word).

To walk on land: go sell animals walking on land, agpa ⊗.

LACADLÁCAD

Species of cart or baby walker for children to learn to walk.

LACÁG

Means or work to do something easily, panğ ⊗ an.

LACÁSA

Chest, box to store something.

LACÁY

Old person, old animal.

To grow old, um ⊗.

Old age, quina ⊗.

Aged in evil, inca ⊗ na iti dáques.

Guide, director, master of others in any thing, panğ ⊗ en.

Lina ⊗ á arámid, work of old people.

Applicable also to plants; toy á cáyo, this tree is old.

Note that this term applies only to males; for females see baquét.

LACMÚT

In the North signifies surprise or encounter.

To catch someone in storm, e.g. at sea, na ⊗.

LÁCO

Merchandise or sale in general.

To sell a thing, ⊗ en, i ⊗; he who sells, ag ⊗.

To sell goods destined for sale, tagui ⊗ en; merchant, agtagui ⊗, managtagui ⊗; thing destined for sale, taqui ⊗.

LACÓN

Impediment to leaving where one went by typhoon or rain.

To catch someone in storm at river, sea, or walking on land, ma ⊗.

See lab-ónğ, lappéd.

LACQUÉP

Small bird that sings sweetly in the morning.

LACSÁ

A decade of thousands.

Sanğca ⊗, ten thousand; du á ⊗, twenty thousand; linac ⊗, by decades of thousands.

(ancient) Local noodles.

LACSÍD

Outside, behind wall, fence or other thing.

To cast something out; discard a thing from will, thought, etc., i ⊗.

Addát iti ⊗ ti álad, is on other side of fence.

Exception.

To exempt, e.g. from a law, work, etc.; set aside, ⊗ en: exempt oneself, except oneself, ma ⊗.

LACTÁO

Step made without taking a run to clear something by passing over it.

To jump así a brook, etc. ⊗ en.

To pass in blank, skip reading a line, transcribing a paragraph, etc.

To escape danger, punishment, etc.

See lagtó, lábas.

LACÚB

Site or counterfort of plaza, fortress, etc. to besiege it.

To surround many one person or animal to catch it; besiege city or fortress, ⊗ en.

Linacúbdacami á sanğaili, they surrounded us as strangers.

See laoláo, licmút.

LACUTANNÁY

(ancient) Leaning from illness or other cause.

To be thus, na ⊗.

LÁDAC

(ancient) Crag or cliff.

LÁDAM

Singeing.

To singe or warm lightly a thing turning it over the fire, ⊗ an, i ⊗.

See sarabásab.

LÁDAO

Delay.

Person who delays a thing, ma ⊗; thing done late or with delay, na ⊗.

Na ⊗ ca ng̃a immáy, you came late; na ⊗ ti túdo, rain came late.

Refrain: naim-imbág ti ma ⊗, ng̃em ti aoán á cumabdáo, better late than never.

LADÁUAN

Image of person.

Portrait of person.

To portray a thing, manifest oneself, be represented, mai ⊗.

LADDÍT

Pressing.

To press any thing in the manner of grinding cacao on stone; get caught under wheel or other thing foot or hand of someone, ⊗ en.

Press, mill to remove seeds from cotton; stone to grind chocolate, pag ⊗ an.

LÁDEC

Bagasse of coconut after oil extracted.

LADINĞÍT

Anguish, sadness, melancholy.

To become sad, ag ⊗; be sad, na ⊗; that which causes anguish, sadness, etc., nacalad ⊗.

Daguiti ⊗ ni Apo Santa Maria, sorrows of the Virgin Mary.

See leddáanğ.

LADÍNO

Spanish term applied to one skilled in anything.

LADLÁD

To rough-hew tool rubbing it on coarse stone; smooth wood with shark skin, ⊗ an.

(Metaphorically).

To increase loss in gambling; increase labor, etc., ma ⊗ an.