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trahe de buda [tráhe de búda] n Wedding gown. trahe de boda

punsyun [punsyún] n A feast; a lavish banguet. handaan Abang rako kag ida nagasto ruto sa ida gin taong punsyun para sa birthday it ida anak. He spent lots of money in giving lavish banquet for his child’s birthday party. syn: punsyon, bangkiti 1, buda, pilo₁.

punsyon [púnsyon] n Celebration; party; feast. handaan Tong si Lyne ay nakapasa sa eksamin ay nagkaingwa sinra it marakong punsyon sa inra bayay. When Lyne passed the examination they had a big celebration at their house. syn: bangkiti 1, buda, pilo₁, punsyun.

pilo₁ [piló] vi To feel so shy that one is not able to move, speak even when spoken to (as of when one is "rooted to the spot" and speechless). hiya, pilohan Napipiluhan sida maghiwas pagkaatubang nida kag ida haling mayaman. He feels so shy that he can’t hardly move or speak when he faces his rich brother. syn: punsyon, bangkiti 1, buda, punsyun. (sem. domains: 3.4.2.4.3 - Shy, timid.)

pabuda [pabúda] (der. of buda) 1n A feast, big party, celebration, banquet being put on, held in somebody's honor (including the preparation of lots of food). (sem. domains: 4.2.2.3 - Celebrate.) 2vbt To have a feast, big party, celebration with lots of food put on, held in somebody’s honor. handaan Nagpabuda sinra pagtapos nida’t eskwela sa kolehiyo. They prepared a party after she finished her college studies. Ingpabudahan sida pagkapasa sa eksamin it doktor. There was a big celebration for her after she passed the exam to be a doctor. Gingpabuda ninra kag karabaw sa ida pakasay. They had a carabao for her wedding celebration. syn: kasadyahan. (sem. domains: 4.2.2.3 - Celebrate.)

kasadyahan [kasadyáhan] n Party; banquet. pigíng syn: pabuda 2. (sem. domains: 4.2.2.1 - Ceremony, 4.2.1.7 - Crowd, group, 4.2.2.3 - Celebrate.)

budangos [budangós] v To pout, twist one's lips in anger, disgust while stamping one's feet. (sem. domains: 3.4.2.3 - Angry.)

budabil [budabíl] n A dance with couples following a caller, like a square-dance. The spectators throw money onto the dance floor when the dancers are good. [Possibly from the English/French term "vaudeville".] (sem. domains: 4.2.4 - Dance.)

buda [búda] n A feast; a big party, celebration, banquet in somebody's honor (including the preparation of lots of food). syn: punsyon, bangkiti 1, pilo₁, punsyun. (sem. domains: 4.2.2.3 - Celebrate.) der. pabuda

bangkiti [bangkíti] n 1School, graduation, end of year banquet (as of a formal dinner for students, teachers and guests at the end of the school year). bangket Kami ay nagkaingwa it bangkiti sa Boda de Oro bago magbaoy it eksamin. We had a formal dinner at Boda de Oro restaurant before we took the examination. syn: punsyon, buda, pilo₁, punsyun. (sem. domains: 4.2.2.3 - Celebrate, 3.6.4 - Class, lesson.) 2To hold, attend a school, graduation, end of year banquet (as of a formal dinner for students, teachers and guests at the end of the school year). (sem. domains: 4.2.2.3 - Celebrate, 3.6.4 - Class, lesson.)