sukyob₁ [súkyob] 11.1vbt To cover something with a cover, such as a pan, table. súkyob Asukyuban nako it puting tela kag altar. I will cover the altar with a white cloth. syn: takyob 1, takop₂. 22.1vt To catch fish in the space under a net which is thrown over them. ladlad Kung ingsukyubaney ninro it sayap kinang yuta it isra. Suppose you now catch fish by throwing a net over the school of fish.
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pangalag-kalag₁ [pangalag-kálag] 11.1v To offer food to soul’s of dead relatives on the household altar or at the tomb. pangaluluwa Includes rice boiled egg, coconut wine, cigarette, meat or fish. The boiled egg is stood on top of the rice. This is served hot and prayers said. The soul’s eat or smell it first and it gets very cold. Then children can eat the food. 22.1v To carol for money on “all soul’s day”. Sinra ay nagpangalag-kalag it tong adlaw it patay. They went on caroling for money during all soul’s day.
pama [páma] v To strip somebody of one’s honour. nawalan ng halaga Pay ingbay-an it pama si Bulog dahil buko sida it naghator sa altar kay Bebilita. It seems that Bulog was stripped of his honour because he was not the one who escorted Bebilita to the altar.
halaran [halarán] (der. of halar) n Altar, as of any kind. (sem. domains: 4.9.8 - Religious things.)
altar [áltar] n 1Altar; holy area inside a church at the front. [This is the area at the front of a church, particularly of Roman Catholic and Philippine Independent Churches, where there is a eucharist, communion and offering table, a Bible stand, pulpit, Blessed Sacrament cupboard, baptismal font and crucifix or cross. During worship there are also items like candlesticks, wine chalice and plates.] (sem. domains: 4.9.8 - Religious things.) 2Altar or shrine in one’s home (as in a private area including a saint’s picture or statue and perhaps candles and an offering shelf and bible). [This is a shelf, niche or table in a home, where religious icons stand, whether Christian or of other religious traditions. In traditional religions it is where food offerings are made to the ancestors or souls of the dead.] (sem. domains: 4.9.8 - Religious things.)
pabuhat [pabúhat] (der. of buhat₁) 1n Offerings of food that are made to dead ancestors, evil spirits. nag-aalay Bawat pista it minatay ay inggwa gador kami it pabuhat sa altar. During all souls day we always have offering to the souls of the dead. (sem. domains: 4.9.5.5 - Offering, sacrifice.) 2v To make food offerings to the souls of the dead. (sem. domains: 4.9.5.5 - Offering, sacrifice.)
atubangan [atubángan] (der. of atubang) 1n Front of somebody or something (as of the front of one's body or the front of a building). harapán (sem. domains: 8.5.5 - Spatial relations.) 2loc The area in front of something; opposite with no obstacle between (as of the front yard of a house, at the front of a church before the altar, a building across the road from somewhere). katapát Kag inra bayay ay sa atubangan it sinehan. Their house is opposite a moviehouse. (sem. domains: 8.5.5 - Spatial relations.)
