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tartar₂ [tártar] vi To use, fill available space; to cover a space. tadtad Ingtartar kag ida siki it mga namok. His leg was covered with mosquito bites. Natartaran kag imo braso it mga inindiksyonan. Your arm is filled with injection marks.
tagnok [tágnok] n Gnats; sandflies; tiny mosquito. lamók Abang ramong tagnok ra dili sa amo bayay. There are lots of tiny mosquitos as well here in our house.
rap-ong [ráp-ong] 1n Place for burning with a big fire. siga Kag rap-ungan it mga likot it banwa ay sa baybay. The place for burning the town rubbish is near the sea. (sem. domains: 5.5 - Fire.) 2vbt To build a big fire. nagsunog Nagrap-ong sida sa silong it bayay agor paasuhan kag mga namok. He built a big fire under the house so as to smoke out the mosquitos. Rap-ong anay agor pag-ugraw makakaihaw kita it isra. Build a big fire first so that when it dies down we will be able to broil the fish. (sem. domains: 5.5 - Fire.) 3n Big fire; bonfire (built up intentionally). Kag ida rap-ong ay nag-abot sa inra ringring. His big fire burnt till it reached their wall. Nasunog ka inra ringring dahil inaputan it rap-ong. Their wall burnt down because it caught on fire from the big fire. (sem. domains: 5.5 - Fire.)
ragpak [rágpak] 1n A slap, swat. syn: pikpik₂, pi-pi 3.1. 2vbt To slap; to swat (as of a mosquito on one’s body). sampal Ingragpak nida kag lamok sa agtang it anak. He slapped the mosquito on the child’s forehead. Ingragpakan nako sida it lamok sa braso. I slapped her on the arm where there was a mosquito.
panipwag it namok [panípwag it namok] n Mosquito catcher (made of a plate with oil in it which is waved around to catch mosquitos). bitag ng manok Naghuman si Poncing it panipwag it namok. Poncing made a mosquito catcher out of a plate with oil in it.
namok [namók] n Mosquito. lamok Magraya ka it moskitiro dahil abang ramong manok dili. Bring a mosquito net because there are so many mosquitos here.
huramentado [huramentádo] v To be enraged, run amok (as of losing control of oneself). Si Rey ay naghuramentado tong makita nida nak nalabo tong ida hali. Rey run amok when he saw that his brother had been stabbed. (sem. domains: 3.4.2.3 - Angry.)
dulyinte [dulyínte] vi 1To run amok, fight people or do silly things and damaging things (as of the behavior of a very drunk person). dulyente Nagdulyinte tong yango it gab-i. The drunk man ran amok last night. (sem. domains: 4.3.6.1 - Lack self-control.) 2To rebel, become a delinquent, react or behave badly (as of a child who is always criticized, scolded etc). (sem. domains: 4.3.6.1 - Lack self-control.)
bunot [bunót] n Coconut husk (the fibrous part around the outside of the coconut which smokes when it burns). bunot ng niyog Pagpaaso it mga namok, ka inggagamit ay bunot. When smoking out mosquitos the fuel used is coconut husks. [This has many uses e.g. it is burnt as kindling for fires and to smoke away mosquitos. As a dry fiber it is a good substance in which to grow orchids or to use as stuffing in mattresses.] (sem. domains: 6.2.1.7.1 - Growing coconuts, 1.5.5 - Parts of a plant.)
