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yanos [yanós] adj Sour, gone off (as of coconut milk, milk). bulok Kag ida ginggata nak nidog ay yanos. The coconut milk which she used was sour.

uyas [uyás] n Grain, heads; cereal crops. butil Katinggas it tubo kag uyas it payay. The rice grains sprouted firmly. (sem. domains: 6.2.1.1 - Growing grain.)

tungang gab-i [tungáng gáb-i] (irreg. infl. tunga-tunga it gab-i) time Midnight. hátinggabí

tuga₁ [túga] n Graduation gown. toga Ako ay naghuyam it tuga nak ginggamit sa amo pagtatapos. I borrowed a graduation gown to use for our final program.

tsupa₂ [tsúpa] n Cup size for measuring rice, corn etc. Kag inra ginggagamit nak takusan it bugas ay usang tsupa. What they are using to measure rice is a cup sized measure.

totbras [tótbras] n Toothbrush. sipilyo Nagbakay ako’t bag-ong totbras nak siraey tong ako ginggagamit. I bought a new toothbrush because the one I am using is broken.

tinggas [tinggás] adj Alive and fat; robust; fat and healthy; plump; round and crack when crushed (as of grains or round insects like lice, ticks). malago Puro tinggas kag mga yusa nak nabaoy sa ako uyo ni Norma. The nits which Norma got from my head were all alive and fat.

tingga₁ [tínggà] n Lead weights (for fishing nets and curtains). Kag tingga ay maramong gamit sa mga mangingisra. Weights have many uses for fisherman.

tingga₂ [tínggà] n Weights on a fishing net. tingga, pabigat [As on a one man net (“yada”).]

terno [térno] adj Matching, same design (as on cups and saucers). pareho Kag amo mga pinggan ag tasa ay terno. Our plates and cups are matching.

tanor [tanór] vbt To watch something being done; to watch greedily, lustfully. tanod Buko maganda nak kamo ay nagtinanor hina sa ato kayungot kung ingga it punsyon. It’s not nice for you to watch greedily when our neighbours have a party. Aya gitanori kinang pagpakando it relo nak daok ra ikaw. Don’t watch him repair the watch you don’t know how to fix it either. syn: toytoy₁ 3, bantay 8, giya 1, kabulig 2.

taming [tamíng] n Shield; protection. Katong pinakarakong bato kag ginggamit nak taming it mga sundalo. The biggest rock was the one the soldiers used as a shield. syn: bayabag₁ 4, sagang 1, sapong, harang 3, abang.

tagok₁ [tagók] n Gum, resin from trees. dagta Tong una kag mga naghuhuman it barko ay inggagamit kag tagok sa pagpatabo it mga guang. In those days people making ships used gums to seal the splits between the timbers. [this stained.]

tabo₁ [tábò] n Dipper for scooping water. tabo Kag tabo ay ida inggagamit sa pagkaligos. The dipper is used by her when bathing. [Dippers are used to dip out water from a container for laundry, cooking, washing dishes and bathing. They are like a large can with a long straight handle and nowadays are made of colored plastic.] (sem. domains: 5.6 - Cleaning, 5.1 - Household equipment.)

sug-on [súg-on] v To pile things one on top of the other. patong Ingsug-oney ni Meriel kag mga pinggan ay nagkakaon pa gani si Bebilita. Meriel piled the dishes one on top of the other even though Bebilita was still eating.

sirena₂ [siréna] n Mermaid. sirena Sina Uncle Pisyo ay ingga it nasayap nak sirena sa inra pag pamante sa yawor. Uncle Pisyo and his friends caught a mermaid in their fishing net in the deep sea. syn: kataw. (sem. domains: 4.9.9 - Irreligion.)

sikyan [sikyán] n A weaving shuttle. Katong sikyan nak ida ginggagamit sa pagyaya ay nasira. The weaving shuttle she was using was destroyed.

sayo [sáyo] vt To eat together from one plate. sálo Ay kung nagsayo yangey kamo sa usang pinggan puno ra kato it pagkaon. Suppose you eat together in one plate anyway it got plenty of food.

sanrok [sánrok] (irreg. infl. sandrok) 1n Dish up portion of cooked food given, shared by somebody. (sem. domains: 6.8.3.1 - Give, donate, 5.2.1.5 - Serve food.) 2vt To dish up, serve cooked food from a pot with a utensil (especially of meat and vegetable). magháin Asanrukon nako kag suya sa pinggan. I’ll dish up the viand onto the plate. syn: sukar. (sem. domains: 6.8.3.1 - Give, donate, 5.2.1.5 - Serve food.) 3vt To dish up a portion, share of cooked food and give it to someone (as for them to take home and eat, or to have it sent to their home for them to eat). (sem. domains: 5.2.1.5 - Serve food.) 4vt To each share, exchange a dish of cooked food with eachother. (sem. domains: 5.2.1.5 - Serve food.) der. isanrok , der. pagsanrok , der. pangsanrok , der. pasanrok

sampan₃ [sámpan] vbt To stack plates up before washing them. sampan, patong-patong Pagkasampan atunaaney kag paghugas. When the plates are stacked we will begin washing them. Asampanan nako kag mga pinggan it baso. I will stack the glasses on top of the plates.

sampan₂ [sámpan] vbt To stack (inside each other or one on top of the other). patong-patong Asampanon anay nako kag mga nilinuan bag-o kita maghúgas. I will stack the scraped dishes before we wash them. Asampanan nako kag mga pinggan it platito. I will stack the saucers on the plates.

sabon [sabón] 1n Soap. (sem. domains: 5.6 - Cleaning.) 2vbt To soap something up to wash it. sabon Ingsabunan kag mga pinggan bag-o lignawan. She soaped the dishes up before rinseng it. (sem. domains: 5.6 - Cleaning.)

rilingga [rilíngga] 11.1n Blanket stitch. 22.1n The rope sewn on the edge of the sail.

plastar [plástar] 11.1vbt To put something in the right place; to set a table; to lay something flat on top of something else. ayos ng kagamitan Nagpaplastar sinra it pinggan sa lamesa. They are putting the plates on the table. 22.1vbt To get into position, place (for an activity); to field (in a game). Nagpaplastarey sinra nak maidamoey. They are in position on the field because play will begin. Plastarey kamo mga anak nak makaon kita. Get in your places children because we’re ready to eat.

pison₂ [pisón] n Steam roller. Nasira kag pison nak inggagamit pagpakando it karsada kada waya natapos kag inra trabaho. The steam roller they are using in fixing the road was out of order so their work was unfinished.