yawhak₁ [yáwhak] v To get stagefright; to be nervous doing something. kaba Ingyawhakan sida tong magsaka sa intablado ag magbisaya sa atubangan it mga nagtapos. He got stagefright when he went up on the stage and gave a speech in front of the graduates.
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yaghag₁ [yághag] v To use something sparingly, make go a long way. layo-layo Ayaghagon yang nimo kag pagtahi para buko maakas it bunang. You just use it sparingly when you sew it so as not to consume too much thread.
yabhag [yábhag] vi To swell; to become swollen; to have wounds show red; to raise whelts. latay Kag ida kinagtan it gudom ay nagyabhag sa siki. Where the ants bit him showed up red on his foot. Nagyabhag kag ida braso nak kinagat it surot. His arm that was bitten by the bedbug became swollen. syn: yamhong.
waya sidat kakayahan nak magtao it kasadya nak ma... [wayâ sidá't kakayahán nak magtaó it kasádya nak ma] v To not have the ability to give pleasure to his wife by holding an erection; to be impotent (as of a man).
waya gitagpuan [wayâ gitagpuán] idiom - Convert to subentry To cross paths; to meet up. hindi nagtagpuan Kag mga sundalo ag rebelde ay waya gitagpuan sa Sierra Madre. The soldiers and rebels did not cross paths in the Sierra Madre Mountains.
wagong [wágong] v To have hair come loose; to have hair get in the way, hang down when doing something. laylay Aya gigpawagunga kinang imo buhok pag ikaw ay nagtatrabaho. Don’t let your hair come loose when your working.
ugto-ugto [ugto-úgto] n Small, purple poisonous snake about 8 inches long. Maado gani ay waya ikaw gigkagta it kaling ugto-ugto, asing imo kali ging-iidamoan. It’s really good that this small purple snake didn’t bite you, why did you play with it.
turi [turî] v To point out, to; to teach. Si Max kag nagturo sa pulis kung riin nagtago tong mga mananakaw. Max was the one who pointed out to the policeman where the thieves were hiding.
tuga₁ [túga] n Graduation gown. toga Ako ay naghuyam it tuga nak ginggamit sa amo pagtatapos. I borrowed a graduation gown to use for our final program.
tubigan [tubígan] n Irrigated rice fields; wet rice farming. palayan Nagpagto ka mangunguma sa tubigan nak magtanomey. The farmer went to the irrigated rice field because it is time to plant. syn: lanas. (sem. domains: 6.2.1.1.1 - Growing rice, 6.2.4.3 - Irrigate.) der. tubig-tubigan
toytoy₁ [tóytoy] 11.1vbt To teach something to somebody. turo Ituytoy nimo sa ida kung pauno magtahor sa maguyang. Teach her how to respect parents. Atuytoyan nako kag anak it tama. I’ll teach the right things to the child. 22.1vi To understand somebody, something. Natoytoyan nako kag amo leksyon ngasing. I understood our lessons today. syn: hantop 1. 3vbt To guide somebody. subaybayan Ida atoytoyan kag ida mga anak sa maadong pagpangabuhi. He’ll guide her children into the good way of living. syn: bantay 8, giya 1, tanor, kabulig 2.
tinras [tínras] vi To stand up on end (as of dog’s ears, hair on one’s arms). nagtayuan ang balahibo Nagpang-tinras ka buhok ni Neysa pagkakita sa murtong anino ni Tatang Ambe. Neysa’s hair stood up on it’s end when she saw the ghost of Uncle Ambe appear. syn: sinta₁ 1.1, tindi. (sem. domains: 3.4.2.4 - Afraid.)
tingaya [tingáya] 1vi To be surprised at, by something; to look in wonder; to wonder about something; to be amazed; astonished. nagtaka Natingaya ako tong narunggan nak nagbalikey ikaw. I was surprised when I heard you had returned. Natitingaya ako nak waya pa sida naabot. I’m wondering why he hasn’t arrived yet. Natitingaya kag mga anak sa ako. The children are looking and wondering about me. 2adj Strange; producing wonderment; amazing. Nakatitingaya kag natabo sa ida. What happened to her is amazing.
tindi [tíndi] vbt To stand on end (hair of cat standing on end, a dog’s hair raised in fear or attack, person); to raise up one’s fur, feathers. nagtayuan ang balahibo Nagpanindi kag ida balahibo tong nagkaligos sida sa mayamig nak tubi. Her hair stood on end when she bathed in cold water. Ingpanindihan ako it balahibo pag-istorya nida. His story made my hair stand on end. Nagpapanindi kag ida bayukag nak sida ay nahahangit kung ingsusuuran. Her feathers are raised because she’s angered when something comes too close to her. [It is used as an idiomatic expression for a person feeling ’goose bumps’ in fear or other deep emotions.] syn: sinta₁ 1.1, tinras. der. panindi
tikrag₂ [tíkrag] 1sta To fall from a height (people, object); to fall off a tree (as of fruit, leaves). nalaglag Nagpapangpuyot kag anak it mga natikrag nak mangga. The children are picking up mangoes that have fallen off the tree. syn: taktak₁, yakrag 1, huyog₁ 1, lagas 1, unot. (sem. domains: 7.7.1 - Hit.) 2vi To fall off a tree (leaves, fruit). Nagtitikrag kag mga yaay ngasing. The old coconuts are falling from the trees now. (sem. domains: 7.7.1 - Hit.) 3v To cause something (usually leaves, fruit) to fall. Pagtawog nimo aya gipatikraga kag mga bunga. When you climb up don’t cause the fruit to fall off. (sem. domains: 7.7.1 - Hit.)
tayang [táyang] 11.1vi To get lost on the way. ligaw Kami ay nagtayang papagto kana Arsing bayay. We lost our way going to Arsing’s house. Angay, nagtayang si Pet papagto sa punsyunan. Good, Pet got lost on the way to the banquet. syn: suhag, yaag 1. 22.1v To miss the mark, target when doing something; to misjudge one’s aim; to be inaaccurate. Kag pagbaril nida sa pispis ay waya natama dahil nagtayang kag ida puntariya. When he was shooting the bird he didn’t hit it because he missed his aim.
tawhay [táwhay] 1adj Peaceful thoughts, feeling, at ease, calm; relieved. mapayapa (sem. domains: 3.4.1.2.1 - Relaxed, 3.4.1.2.2 - Calm.) 2vi To become peaceful or relieved. Nagtawhay kag ako pamatyag pagkakita it ako nawagit nak relo. I was relieved when I found my watch that was lost. (sem. domains: 3.4.1.2.1 - Relaxed, 3.4.1.2.2 - Calm.) 3vi To let somebody/something be at rest. Nagpatawhay ako’t isip pagkatapos it eksamen. I let my mind rest after the exam. (sem. domains: 3.4.1.2.1 - Relaxed, 3.4.1.2.2 - Calm.) 4adj Bright; sunny; easy or lightwork. aliwalas. maliwanag Maaliwalas baga kag panahon pagkatapos it bagyo. The weather is bright after the typhoon. (sem. domains: 6.1.3.1 - Easy, possible.)
tawar [táwar] 1n Bargain. 2vbt To bargain; to give a discount. tawad Apatawaron nako ikaw it dos peso. I’ll give you a discount of two pesos. Natawaran nako kag baro it limang peso. I got the dress for a discount of five pesos. Nagtawar ako it dos pesos yang. I bargained for just two pesos.
tawag₁ [tawág] vt To call somebody by name; to summon; to bid at an auction; to telephone. tawag Atawagon nako sidang ’Ankol’. I will call him ’Uncle’. Nagtawag it doktor si Norma. Norma called a doctor. Ingtawag si Heather nak magtrabaho sa opisina sa Manila. Heather was summoned to work in the office in Manila. Ipatawag yang nako ikaw pag-abot nida. I’ll just call you when she arrives. Syn: ayaba 2.
tatap₁ [tátap] v To care for, protect something. nag-alaga Si Mavis kag nagtatap sa mga buyak nida. Mavis was the one who cared for her flowers.
tatap₂ [tátap] v To chaperone; to take care of somebody; to supervise young people. aruga Gingtatap nako it maado kag ako anak para sida ay maulian sa ida sakit. I took good care of my child so he would recover from his sickness. Kag amo Nanay ay imao gador it nagtatap sa amo tong waya pa kami it asawa. My Mother was the one who really chaperoned us before we were married.
tatag₁ [tatág] 1adj Steadfast; strong (as of people’s character). tatag 2vi To become steadfast; to become established (as in a business). Nagtatag ka ida negosyo sa sapatos. Her shoe business became established. Nagtatag ka ida pagtuo sa Ginuo. His faith in God became steadfast.
tar n The milk in a star apple fruit. dagta Ahibuan nako it lana kag ako damot dahil abang tar. I’ll rub my hands with oil because they got plenty of the milk from the star apple fruit on them.
