peace of mind, nomagolo ta isip21.1adjFor one's mind to be disturbed, troubled; lack of peace of mind.Indio napoyat talabi ta osto, magolotangisipo. I didn't sleep well last night, mymindwastroubled.Antprisko 2.2ov. syn.malinget ta kolo31.1indi mapabetang tang nem11id. ofbetang2exprIndimapabetangtangnem na tenged ong nabalitan ming nagmasit tanandia.She hadnopeaceofmind because she heard the news that he had become ill.ov. syn.borido 1
peace, to maketomboy11.1vtTo reconcile; to "make up" with, make peace with, someone after a fight; to be on speaking terms.Nagtomboyan da tang doroang taw ang pagsoayan.The two people fighting have now reconciled. Tomomboya ra ong tangay mo.Reconcile with your friend.Paningan mo kang lagi tang taw ang asi agod magigtomboya ong nandia.Go to that person right away so that you can reconcile with him.Tomboyono ra ka tanandia tenged nagpasinsia ra ong yen.I willreconcile with her because she has apologized to me.Si Manang, mga gasilag, indi matomboy. As for Older Sister, when she is mad, she's not abletobereconciledwith. ov. syn.ariglo 1.2bogno22.1ikakao-ya25.2o-ya 1rel. wrd.ayos 1.1ariglo 1.1ov. syn.ariglo 1bogno22.1vtTo fix, make right a problem; to reconcile, make peace; to settle a matter, dispute, or debt.Nāriglo ra tang pagsoroayan nira.Their fighting has been maderight. Sinopa lamang bato tang mapagariglo tang agpagsoayan nirang mamaglogod?Who do you suppose willbeabletosettle the dispute among the siblings?
peacefulsilinsio 1.1adjQuiet; silent; peaceful.Dorog ka silinsio tarin ong logar amen.It is very peaceful here in our place.Silinsio! Mamasi amo kang lagi ong bibitala.Quiet! Listen to the one who is speaking.Antgolo11.2ingal 1.3ov. syn.ipes 1
peaceful thinkingmaosay ang kinaisipan 1.1adj., nPeaceful thinking; peace of mind.Balampa oldan amo tang Dios ta maosayangkinaisipan. May God give you peaceofmind. ov. syn.prisko 1
peaceful, notmagolo 1.1adjNoisy; messy; not peaceful; disorderly.rel. wrd.golo11
peakpintol 1.1ov. syn.katalipo-pokan 1.1pintol 1nHigh point in a road; mountain top, peak.Ang karsada ong bokidangpintol ay māpo ang panawon tenged patakat.The road going up to a mountainpeak causes one to be out of breath when you walk it because it's all uphill.
peak of mountainkatalipo-pokan 1.1nMountain peak; highest point of a mountain; summit.Asing timpo ni Noe ang bā liminampas ong katali-popokan tang kalawigan ang bokid.During the time of Noah the flood was higher than the highestpoint of the highest mountain.ov. syn.pintol 1talipompong 1.1
peak, at itssagsag 1.1ov. syn.sagsag 1timpo 2.1rel. wrd.sagsag 1sayd 1.2talaring 1adjThe busiest season for something; a time when there is an abundance, a lot of something.Sagsag tang ayeg ong San Vicente mandian ang Enero.The busiestseason for harvesting in San Vicente is this January.Mga bolan ta Hulyo, sa-sag tang koran.During the month of July, that'swhenthereisalot of rain.ov. syn.abonda 1.1
pechaypitsay 1.1nChinese cabbage; bokchoy; pechay (spelled petsay in Tagalog).
peck at graintompit 1.1rel. wrd.tampok21tampok21tompit 1tompit 1tosik 1.1to-tok11.1vtFor chickens and other fowl to peck at something with their beaks, or to eat food with their beaks.Ang mga mano panompit tang kamait ang agpakaldaw.The chickens are eating the corn which is being dried in the sun.Palawida kay atan ong mano, itaben tompiten na tang mata mo!Please get away from the chicken, it might peckat your eye!
peck at somethingtompit 1.1rel. wrd.tampok21tampok21tompit 1tompit 1tosik 1.1to-tok11.1vtFor chickens and other fowl to peck at something with their beaks, or to eat food with their beaks.Ang mga mano panompit tang kamait ang agpakaldaw.The chickens are eating the corn which is being dried in the sun.Palawida kay atan ong mano, itaben tompiten na tang mata mo!Please get away from the chicken, it might peckat your eye!
peck ear of cocktosik 1.1vtFor a rooster to peck at the ear of his opponent, making him mad.Mga ong bolang ang nagbatokan pario rang indi magtosikan, sia tabla. Piro maski pariong grabi ig ang tambilog matosik pa ong kabatok na, si yay ang deg.In a cockfight, when both of the cocks who have fought each other no longer peckateachother'sears, it's a draw. But even if they are both severely wounded, if one of them can still peckabit at his opponent's ear, he's the one declared the winner.rel. wrd.tampok21tompit 1
peck hardtamporok 1.1vtFor chickens to attack and peck people when disturbed or angry. (Most often a hen who has baby chicks.)India atan, taben tamporokona tang mano komo gasilag ang agdepen mo tang boto na.Get away from there, you might be attackedandpecked by the chicken because she gets mad when you catch her chicks.rel. wrd.tompit 1.2to-tok11
peck other chickensto-tok11.1rel. wrd.tamporok 1.1tompit 1.2to-tok11vtFor a chicken to peck at other chickens.Ang manong agtekeden tino-tokan tang manong palpat.The chicken that is tied up waspeckedat by the chicken that was loose.rel. wrd.tampok21tompit 1
peddle with feetgaling11.1vtTo peddle a bike or a treadle sewing machine; to turn a hand crank in a circular manner.Indi ra kay galingen mo ta madasig tang makina, malapik tang singgoay.Please don't peddle the sewing machine fast, the needle will break.ov. syn.biring 1.1rel. wrd.bereng21
peegik 1.2vi., vtTo urinate; to pee.Talilien mo kay si A-ing, manggīko rin.Please hold Little Girl on your lap, I'll go to the bathroom (lit. I willurinate).Ginīkan tang molang ge-ley tang amek talabi tenged sobrang magkayam.The little child urinated on the mat last night because of too much playing.rel. wrd.balitawtaw 1.1taki 1.2