nakabakoy it hayo [nakabákoy it hayó] idiom - Convert to subentry Made a good catch; hit the jackpot (lit: hit the lizard, as of a fat source of supply, money, etc.). nakapalo ng buwaya Kayaman tong ida asawa kada pay nakabakoy sida it hayo. Her husband is rich so it seems like he made a good catch.
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manggaranon₂ [manggaránon] n Wealthy people. mayáman Kag mga Fortu ay manggaranon hali sa Caltrava. The Fortu family are wealthy people here in Calatrava. syn: igwahanon, kayaman.
mahanrom nak mapasaako v To covet something for oneself. Siling ni Meldy mahanrom nak mapasaako kag mga kayamanan it gobyerno. Meldy said she will covet the riches of the government for herself.
kayamanan [kayamánan] n Wealth; riches. kayamanan (sem. domains: 6.8.1.4 - Store wealth, 6.8.1.2 - Rich.)
kayaman [kayáman] (irreg. infl. mayaman) adj Wealthy; rich. mayaman Indi magpangilaya tong kayaman ninrang hali. Their wealthy relative won’t recognise them anymore. syn: igwahanon, manggaranon₂. (sem. domains: 6.8.1.2 - Rich.)
igwahanon [igwahánon] (der. of igwa) n Wealthy people (Calatrava). maykaya Bihira kag igwahanon nak pamilya ka nagpapaeskwela sa mga pampublikong eskul. We can rarely find wealthy families that send their children to public schools. syn: manggaranon₂, kayaman. (sem. domains: 6.8.1.2 - Rich.)
amindigit [amíndigit/amíndikit] n 1Little digit on hand or foot; little toe; little finger; pinky (as of little finger). hinliliit Kahapros ka ako amindigit sa siki. My little toe hurts. (sem. domains: 2.1.3.3 - Finger, toe.) 2A fraction of something; a small part by comparison (as of a comparison of wealth). Waya pa it usang amindikit kag imo kayamanan kung ikumpara sa ako kayamanan. Your wealth is not yet one fraction of my wealth if you compare them. (sem. domains: 2.1.3.3 - Finger, toe.)
