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yagwat [yágwat] 1adj At a moderate distance; spaced apart; loose weaving. buhaghag Mayagwat kag ida tanom nak buyak. The flowers he planted are at a moderate distance from each other. syn: laka 2. 2vt To place things at a moderate distance from each other; to space them apart. Ingyayagwat nida kag distansya it kada tanom nak tayong agor makatubo it maado. He widened the distance of each planted eggplant so it could grow well.
titi [títì] n Penis (as of a child). titi Si Cliff ay ingwa it ayong sa ida titi. Cliff has a birth mark on his penis.
tayong₁ n It is cultivated and one of the commonest vegetables. They are fairly good sources of calcium, phosphorus, and iron, and have the good characteristics of a succulent vegetable. They are a good source of vitamin B. The roots in decoction are taken internally as an antiasomethingmatic and as a general stimulant; the leaves are employed to cure piles. The ashes of the fruit are prescribed for use in a dry, hot poultice on hemorrhoids, and the pounded root is applied inside the nostrils for ulceration. talong Solanum Melongena
sunog it kilay [súnog it kílay] idiom - Convert to subentry Study hard (lit: ‘burn one’s eyebrows’). Si Toto ay nagsunog it kilay para maging maayong maestro. Toto studied hard to be a knowledgable teacher.
sayong [sáyong] n The sap, resin of a tree which is hard, burns well and is used to seal boats. galgal Nagbaoy si Manong it sayong para iputsoy sa buhos nak baldi. My brother got a sticky sap to fill the hole in the bucket. Katong inra agipot ay wayaey sayong kada nagkikislap-kislap yangey. Their torch has no more sap in it that’s why the light already flickers. [This is a thick black pliable gum or resin which can be molded, broken off in pieces and burnt. It has a fragrant smell, so is burnt in religious ceremonies, healing treatments, torches, fire lighting, cauling boats and as a smudge for mosquitoes, etc. It is manufactured into high grade varnish, cheap soaps and paper sizing.] Agathis Philippinensis (sem. domains: 1.5.1 - Tree, 6.2.5.4 - Plant product, 5.5.6 - Fuel.) comp. bado it sayong , comp. bahot sayong
salamangka [salamangkâ] vi To do a magic trick. salamangka It kag nagsasalamangkaey kag madyikero ay napayong kag iwag. When the magician was already doing magic tricks, the lights went off.
payong-payong [páyong-páyong] v To put out, extinguish fire, light; to go out intermittently (as of candles fire or electric lights). patay-patay Pag nagpayong-payong kung Holy wednesday kag mga anak ay ingpapayukso. When the candles on stations of the cross are put out on Holy Wednesday children are made to jump.
payong-suga [páyong-sugâ] adj Flashing on and off; flickering (as of lights). idlap-idlap Kag inra iwag sa sala ay napayong-suga pag inapaiwag. Their light in the living room is flickering when its switched on.
payong₁ [páyong] 1.1vt To extinguish; to put out (a lamp, fire, etc.). patay Ako apayungoney kag iwag. I’ll put out the light now. 1.2sta To go away, specifically of problems. Mapapayong kinang problema. That problem will go away.
payapot [payápot] n Wedding gift from bridegroom to the bride; dowry. regalo Nagta-o it payapot nak singsing ag kulintas kag kasayong kayaki sa kasayong kabadi. The bridegroom gave a dowry of a ring and necklace to his bride. [This can be jewellery, shoes, umbrella, blanket, etc.]
pakidas [pakídas] v To scrape-off, removed. ipatanggal Ipakidas nako tong ayong it anak dahil nagrarako ag mahapros ra. I will have the mole of the child removed because it’s growing bigger and aching.
padong [pádong] 1n Umbrella. páyong (sem. domains: 5.3.4 - Clothes for special occasions.) 2v To use an umbrella. (sem. domains: 5.3.4 - Clothes for special occasions.)
paami [pa-ámi] n The harvest of a second planting of crops in the year (such as corn, beans, garlic which are harvested in the drier weather Dec.-Feb.). pangalawang ani Maisot pa ako kato, mga wayong paami pa yang, panahon it mga Hapon. I was still small then, still only about eight corn harvests old during the time of the Japanese. (sem. domains: 8.4.4 - Telling time, 6.2.5 - Harvest.)
ngasing nak nakalipas nak dominggo [ngásing nak nakalípas nak domínggo] time This past week. ngayong nakalipas na linggo
ngasing nak mga adlaw₁ [ngásing nak mga ádlaw] idiom - Convert to subentry Nowadays; these days. ngayong mga araw
linti₃ [líntì] 1n Lightning. (sem. domains: 1.1.3.6 - Lightning, thunder.) 2vi To be struck, hit by lightning. kidlat Nagpanglinti it gab-i kada napayong kag koryente. It lightninged last night that is why our electric lights went out. syn: kilat 1. (sem. domains: 1.1.3.6 - Lightning, thunder.) der. panglinti₃
kayado₃ [kayádo] n 1Fire; flame. apoy dg BF 7-85 Asuyungan kag kayado it rabok hanggang makayuto. Firewood will be put in the fire until food can be cooked. Waya nida napayong kag kayado. She wasn’t able to put out the fire. (sem. domains: 8.3.3.1.1 - Light source, 8.3.4 - Hot, 5.5 - Fire.) 2Flame. Nagrayab nak nagrayab kag kayado sa abuhan. The flame on the fire place for cooking became bigger and bigger. (sem. domains: 5.5.1 - Light a fire, 5.5.7 - Fireplace, 5.5 - Fire.)
