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that foretellspasinial 1.1nA sign or signal that foretells something; an omen.Mga mani-ngi tang siki ong may porta, sia pasinial ang may bisitang komabot.When the house lizard makes a sound near the door, that is a signal that a visitor will arrive.
that/to (linker)ang4 1.1complComplementizer linker; that; to.Inledano ra asing initao ang potol da tang kakay na.I was afraid when I saw that his foot was cut off.Galiagano ka rin ang bakalen tang motorsiklo mo piro korang pa tang koartao.I would like to buy your motorcycle but my money is still lacking.Indi pabayan mong gamiten tang abilidad mo.Don't neglect to use your ability.synna6 1.1nga3 1.1nga3 1.1complComplementizer linker; that; to.Indio naganing nga tanandia tang nagtakaw!I didn't say that he stole it!Sigorōn tang lagi nga mabaked tang teked na.Let's first make sure that its tether is strong.synang4 1.1na6 1.1na6 1.1complComplementizer linker; that; to.Angay inaning mo na anda tarin tanandia?Why did you say that he is not here?synang4 1.1nga3 1.1
that's what you getbagay3 1.1ov. syn.bagay3 1tono2 1.1exprThat suits you; That's what you deserve; That's what you get.Aroy, sia kaman! Bagay mo tang masinggi.Oh, that one indeed! Red really suits you. Bagay mo, nabolingan da ka rin tang lambong mo.That is what you deserve, you got your clothes dirty.ov. syn.maldision 1.1miris 1.1miris 1.1exprSomething that happens to a person in return for doing something bad or wrong, i.e. That's what you deserve; That's what you get.Miris, maski maigadana, siang pirmiang pagkayam ta ta-bat.That is what you get, even if you'll get wounded, you are always playing with a knife.ov. syn.bagay3 1.1maldision 1.1maldision 1.2maldision 1.1nSomething that happens to a person in return for doing something bad, sometimes thought to be a punishment from God, i.e. That's what you get; That's what you deserve.Asia tang maldision ong nio tenged masiadoang bomatok ong yen.That's your punishment because of talking back to me so much.Sia maldision ong nio ang anday galang mo ong mepet mo.That's what you get for having no respect for your elders.ov. syn.bagay3 1.1miris 1.1
that's whyaniman 1.1conjTherefore; consequently; with the result that, resulting in; that's why, that's the reason.Animan, dayon aming mame-pet ta kawayan.So then, we proceeded to cut down some bamboo.Aroy, animan palá sia, nanambeka ra ta osto!Goodness, so that's why you got good and fat!Aggarototon tang mola, animan pirming pagini-yak.The child has prickly heat, that's why it's always crying.Anda ray baboy amen, animan agpe-lek amen da lamang tang inogat.We don't have a pig anymore, so we are just throwing out the table scraps.Nalapikan ami ta ilisi animan nagbalik ami.The propeller broke therefore we returned.Yawang tawa, agrisiboa ka enged ang komaliek, animan poros langga tang obra mo.You person you, you are in such a rush in your actions, consequently the work you do is totally wrecked.India matakong magalam-alam ong ana mo, animan sia indi magparet ong nio.You don't know how to talk to your child by speaking gently, that's why he won't obey you.Nagpabolong ong maosay ang albolario, ya ray animan nago-ya ra tang masit na.She consulted a very good folk healer, and that's the reason her illness got well.Binasingan tang mola tang aroman na, animan nadagpa.The child's companion grabbed his calf with the result that he tripped and fell.rel. wrd.tenged1 1.1
the endori 2.1viTo intentionally wait until later, until the end of something.Napaorio ang namangan tenged dorong taw ig gaeyako.I waited until towards the end to eat because there were so many people and I felt ashamed.
the pricetasar2 1.1vtTo set a wage at a certain amount; to state or fix the price of something.Yaway gatakong magtasar mga pirapa tang sol mo ong kinaldaw.You're the one who knows to state how much your daily wage should be.
the very one (refersya1 1.1dem. prnThis; the very one. (Refers to what was just previously mentioned and emphasizes certainty or identity.)Ya ra lamang ay masayodo ong nio.This then is all I have to tell you.Ang rilong narin, yay ang agtōkono asing nagke-keb ami.This watch is the very one I was wearing when we capsized.
theatersini 1.1nCinema; movies shown in a theater.
theater, moviesini 1.1nCinema; movies shown in a theater.
theirnira 1.1pers. prnThey; their; them.Pinabakal nira tang tanek nira. They sold their land.Oman limambay ami nira ang tomakat ang lagi.Then they waved to us to come to shore immediately.Pagaolik nira nana-loy don ong balay.On their way home they went by the house.Onopay inaning mo ong nira? What did you say to them?
themtanira 1.1pers. prnThey; them.Balampa komabot tanira angdamal.Hopefully they will arrive tomorrow.Padayonon mo kay tanira. Please invite them in.nira 1.1pers. prnThey; their; them.Pinabakal nira tang tanek nira. They sold their land.Oman limambay ami nira ang tomakat ang lagi.Then they waved to us to come to shore immediately.Pagaolik nira nana-loy don ong balay.On their way home they went by the house.Onopay inaning mo ong nira? What did you say to them?
thensia3 1.1adv., conjThen; if so; like that. (This is used like a reason-result proposition and shows a dependent or consequential relationship.)Mangalapa kay ta nioy, sia solana ka yen.Kindly pick some coconuts, then I'll pay you.Indi olomon mo tang igad mo, sia magdogo si.Don't pick at your sore, if you do it will start bleeding again.ta3 1.1ov. syn.ta3 1tay3 1.1advThen; well then; so,so then.Ta mandian, mamagalin ami ig indi ra magbalik.So now, we left and did not return.Ta A-oy, komosta tang biahi mo?So then Little Boy, how was your trip?ov. syn.tay4otro 1.1conjNext; then; again.Nadagpao ong karsada, otro natampoko si ong bato.I tripped on the street and then I stubbed my toe again on a rock.ov. syn.oman 2.1si4 1.1advThen; so then.Si, ganing manilaw ono tanira.Then , hey said they would go fishing.Ta si, mandian sinopay nabo-wan ong balay mi?So then, now who was left at your house?rel. wrd.oman 1ba-lo3 1.1conjBefore; then; next.Inēm na tang paod ba-lo kinatep.He soaked the palm leaf shingles before using them for roofing.La-boan mo kang lagi tang karni, ba-lo lotokon mo.First scald the meat with hot water, then cook it.Ba-loa kiminabot, yo tarino rang lagi.Before you arrived, I was already here.tapos2 1.1conjThen; next; after that.Tapos, siminay tanira ong bilog ig diritso ong lansangan.Then, they boarded the small boat and went straight to town.Mango-koda ta nioy tapos lamaten mo kay.Grate a coconut and then please squeeze it to get out the milk.ov. syn.oman 1.1oman 1.1ov. syn.alin 3.1oman 1rel. wrd.ig 1.1moman 1.1oman 1oman 1oman 1si2 1.1si4 1.1conjThen; and then; next; after that.Tani ong may kodal ni Jose, oman diritsoa ra ong kalsada.From here at Jose's fence, then you go straight ahead on the road.Mamadbada tang kambing man mana-loya rang manoro ta wi.Take the goat out to pasture and then go by and fetch water.ov. syn.tapos2 1.1
there (close)asia1 2.1adv. locThere (close).Asia ra tanira ong pantalan.They are there already at the pier.atan 1.1adv. locThere (close to the hearer).Atan ong loa tang sabon.The soap is there outside.Onopa, atan pa ong nindio tang binletan ming pala?Is the shovel you borrowed still there at your house?sia1 1.1adv. locThere (close).Sia ra tang motor.There's the boat already.
there (far)don 1.1adv. locThere (far from both speaker and hearer); over there.Napaning ami rin dōn piro anday tataw.We went there but no one was there.Gistar tanira dōn ong alawid ong bokid.They live over there far away in the hills.si3 2.1adv. locThere (far).Si ra tang motor ong laod.The boat is already out there beyond the reef.asi1 2.1adv. locThere (far).Asi ra ong motor tang karga mo.Your cargo is already there on the boat.
there is/was/will bemay2 1.1rel. wrd.epet2 1.1magkatinir 1mainabomatabomay2 1may2 1tinir 2.1existentialThere is; there was; exists.Nongtokaw may kapri ono don ong simban.They say long ago there was a giant there at the church.Mga may atan, mama-dolo rin ta gas.If there is some, I would like to ask for some kerosene.Antanda 1.1
thereforeaniman 1.1conjTherefore; consequently; with the result that, resulting in; that's why, that's the reason.Animan, dayon aming mame-pet ta kawayan.So then, we proceeded to cut down some bamboo.Aroy, animan palá sia, nanambeka ra ta osto!Goodness, so that's why you got good and fat!Aggarototon tang mola, animan pirming pagini-yak.The child has prickly heat, that's why it's always crying.Anda ray baboy amen, animan agpe-lek amen da lamang tang inogat.We don't have a pig anymore, so we are just throwing out the table scraps.Nalapikan ami ta ilisi animan nagbalik ami.The propeller broke therefore we returned.Yawang tawa, agrisiboa ka enged ang komaliek, animan poros langga tang obra mo.You person you, you are in such a rush in your actions, consequently the work you do is totally wrecked.India matakong magalam-alam ong ana mo, animan sia indi magparet ong nio.You don't know how to talk to your child by speaking gently, that's why he won't obey you.Nagpabolong ong maosay ang albolario, ya ray animan nago-ya ra tang masit na.She consulted a very good folk healer, and that's the reason her illness got well.Binasingan tang mola tang aroman na, animan nadagpa.The child's companion grabbed his calf with the result that he tripped and fell.rel. wrd.tenged1 1.1
thereinbagay2 1.1advTherein; in that matter; actually (contrafactual).Ong bagay galiago ka rin ang tomabid ong nio piro indio pagnan.Actually I wanted to go along with you but I wasn't allowed.Ong bagay pagelat pa ka rin ong katawa na, kaso lamang inding lagi naolik.Therein she was waiting for her husband but the problem was he didn't come home immediately.
thermos bottletirmos 1.1EngnInsulated thermos bottle.
theytanira 1.1pers. prnThey; them.Balampa komabot tanira angdamal.Hopefully they will arrive tomorrow.Padayonon mo kay tanira. Please invite them in.nira 1.1pers. prnThey; their; them.Pinabakal nira tang tanek nira. They sold their land.Oman limambay ami nira ang tomakat ang lagi.Then they waved to us to come to shore immediately.Pagaolik nira nana-loy don ong balay.On their way home they went by the house.Onopay inaning mo ong nira? What did you say to them?
they sayono2 1.1ptlReportedly; reportedly said; it's said; they say; supposedly.Ganing ono si nanay mo manoroa ta wi.Your mother reportedly said that you are to fetch water.May bagio ono mandian don ong Quezon.There is reportedly a typhoon right now in Quezon.Ong damal ono ilbeng da tang lola nira, indi ra balsamon.They say they'll bury their grandmother tomorrow, she won't be embalmed.
thickla-nek 1.2rel. wrd.lagket 1la-nek 1la-nek 1lapo-yak 1.2mala-nek 1.1vi., vtTo become thick in consistency; to cook something until it becomes thick or sticky.Goalen mong pirmi tang linogaw agod madaling magla-nek. Keep stirring the rice porridge so it will quickly become thick. ov. syn.lagket 1.2rel. wrd.penet1 1.2penet1 1.1ov. syn.mala-nek 1.1penet1 1adjFor coconut milk, gata, to be thick in consistency.Mapenet tang panggata na animan masabor.The way she makes the coconut-milk dish is thick therefore it tastes good.lagket 1.2rel. wrd.lagket 1lagket 1la-nek 1lapo-yak 1.2malagket2 1.2vtTo cook something until it becomes sticky or thick.Ang linogaw mo pala-keten mo agod masabor ang panganen.Make your porridge thick so that it will taste good to eat.ov. syn.la-nek 1.2madamel 1.1Antmadamel 1malaka 2.1ov. syn.madamel 1rigpen 1.2adjThick; spaced close together.Antmanipit 1.3rel. wrd.damel 1
thick consistencymala-nek 1.1adjSticky; thick consistency.ov. syn.malagket2 1.1penet1 1rel. wrd.la-nek 1malagket2 1.1adjSticky or thick, like certain types of rice, or like glue or heavy mud that sticks to your shoes.Mala-ket tang tagek tang langka, makaerep mga magopak.The juice of jackfruit is sticky, it's irritating to peel it.ov. syn.mala-nek 1.1
thick, to make somethingdamel 1.2rel. wrd.damel 1damel 1damel 1eyak 1.6madamel 1.1madamel ta emet2 1.1vtTo make something thick; to make weaving tight.Padamelen mo kay tang boaten mong amek agod maboay ang gamiten.Make the mat that you are working on tight so that it will last long.Antmalaka 1manipit 1ov. syn.rigpen 1
thiefmapeleg ta kalima2 1.1adjThief (lit. hands jump around).takawan2 1.1nThief; robber.ov. syn.tolisan 1ambe 2.1nA thief (literally, a rat).Sigoro may ambe tarin ong logar ta.Maybe there's a thief (lit. rat) here in our place.māboat ta kalima2 1.1adjAlways taking, stealing things (literally, his/her arm is long).ov. syn.takaw 1
thieverypanakawder. oftakawn