tupay [tupáy] v To groan, not be able to move (usually in one’s sleep because of a nightmare or because of a frightful sight). Ingtutupay kag nagpapananamgo it mayain. The person having a bad dream can’t move. Ingtupay ako pagkakita it aswang. I couldn’t move when I saw the witch. (sem. domains: 5.7.2 - Dream.)
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tuo₂ [tuó] 1n Faith. 2vi To have faith; to believe. manampalataya Dapat kitang magtuo sa Ginoo. We should have faith in God.
tubo₁ [tubó] n Sugarcane. tubó [The growing and manufacture of sugar is the most highly developed agricultural industry of the Archipelago. Stalks are sometimes used in making picture frames.The fiber left after the expression of the juice is known as bagasse and usually used for fuel. It is also manufactured into insulating board, and the bagasse-ash into glassware.] syn: karato-rato, anam 2. Saccharum Officinarum (sem. domains: 5.2.3.1 - Food from plants.)
tisa [tísà] n A yellow fruit with soft, crumbly texture. tisa Abang nanam kag hinog nak tisa. Ripe yellow fruit are really nice.
tambo [támbò] 1n Bamboo shoots. Abang ragko katong mga tambo nak amo nakita it tahapon. The bamboo shoots we saw yesterday were so big. (sem. domains: 1.5.3 - Grass, herb, vine.) 2vi To gather bamboo shoots. Nagpanambo kami sa kayhasan tahapon. We went to gather some bamboo shoots in the forest yesterday. (sem. domains: 6.2.5 - Harvest.) der. panambo
pihikan₁ [pihíkan] adj Fussy eater. Abang pihikan tong ida naasawa sa pagkaon dahil nagpapanamkon. His wife is so fussy about foods because she is in the early months of pregnancy.
pananamgo₂ [pananámgo] 1n Dream. 2vt To dream. panaginip Apananamguhon nako kag ako nakita nak sine. I’ll dream about the movie I saw. Pag nagpananamgo ikaw it tai, makakabaton ikaw it kwarta. When you dream about feces, it means you’ll receive money. [Often the meaning of a dream is opposite in connotation of what is dreamt.]
panampu-ay [panampu-ay] v Head resting in hand under chin (indicates having a problem, pensive). (sem. domains: 7.1.7.1 - Relaxed posture.)
panambo [panámbò] (der. of tambo) v To gather bamboo shoots. (sem. domains: 6.2.5.4 - Plant product.)
panambitan [panambítan] v To wail, lament with words, song (as of somebody in great trouble, grief). panaghoy Nagsuor si Jake mayungot sa pantyon para marunggan kag panambitan. Jake went near the tomb so that he could hear the mailing.
panambiton [panambíton] 1n Words said in lamentation. 2vi To lament. panambitan Ramo kag napatibaw pagpanambiton nida. When she lamented over the dead, many were moved to cry.
panam-puay [panám-puay] v To prof, hold one's hand on chin, heads on one's hand. (sem. domains: 7.1.5 - Bow.)
pali₄ [páli] n A fish with yellow on the tail and black rough skin (caught in rocky places). Kanamit nak inihaw kag pali ag isuya sa kan-on. It’s very delicious to eat broiled fish with yellow tail with rice.
paino-ino₁ [paino-íno] n Thinking about something; pondering; meditating on an idea. muni-muni, isip-isip Ingga it usang bagay nak perming hitihot sa amo panamram ag paino-ino. There is one thing that is always a disturbance to our feelings and thoughts.
nanam [nanám] adj Smooth, creamy texture of food. nanam Abang nanam raw kag hinog nak tisa. Ripe “tisa” fruit is so very creamy in texture.
matinuuhon [matinuúhon] adj Reverent; believes easily; with lots of faith. puno nang pananampalataya Sida it Nanay nak matinuuhon. She’s a mother with lots of faith.
marhúdà [marhúdà] n Fried banana (as of slices cut into squares, joined with flour, and arranged in rows). maruya Manamit katong marhuda nak human ni Nang Consep. The fried banana called ’marhuda’ made by Auntie Consep was delicious. (sem. domains: 5.2.3.1.2 - Food from fruit.)
manog-pitlo it pananamgo [manog-pítlò it pananámgo] n Interpreter of dreams (as of psychic ability). manghuhula Si Jose kag manog-pitlo it pananamgo tong sida ay hagto’y sa Ehipto. Jose was the one who interpreted dreams when he was in Egypt.
manog-hula it pananamgo [manog-húla it pananámgo] n Interpreter, foreteller of dreams (as of psychic ability).
