Search results for "linga"
talingyas [talíngyas] n 1A bobbin (as on a sewing machine). (sem. domains: 6.6.1 - Working with cloth.) 2A spinning wheel (Banton). syn: gilingan. (sem. domains: 6.6.1 - Working with cloth.) 3A spool made of bamboo tube around which abaca thread is wound. (sem. domains: 1.5.5 - Parts of a plant.)
talingat ambo₂ [talínga't ámbò] (comp. of talinga, ambo) n Fungus species; dried mushroom which ends up black and is used in Chinese cooking.(lit.rat's ears) of dark brown colour that grows under old banana, in rice straw. (sem. domains: 1.5.4 - Moss, fungus, algae.)
talingat ambo₁ [talínga't ámbò] (comp. of talinga, ambo) n Fungus species; inedible irridescent fungus that grown on wet logs etc. (It is low wavey, soft and brown in color). (sem. domains: 1.5.4 - Moss, fungus, algae.)
talingag [talíngag] n Tree species; medicinal properties; spice: cinnamon and cloves substitute. kalingag [The bark is used locally as medicine and, on account of its strong sassafras odor and taste, would probably make a good ingredient for root beers. The bark has rubefacient properties and a remedy for headaches and rheumatism. It is also chewed for toothache, stomach troubles, and tuberculosis. Sometimes substitute for cinnamon as a condiment.] Cinnamomum Mercadoi (sem. domains: 1.5.1 - Tree, 2.5.7.3 - Medicinal plants.)
talingang batang [talíngang bátang] (comp. of talinga, batang) n Fungus species. [lit. ear of driftwood] kabuti (sem. domains: 1.5.4 - Moss, fungus, algae.)
talinga [talínga] n 1Ear of an animal or person. taínga (sem. domains: 2.1.1.2 - Ear.) 2Loop on a sewn garment (as of the protruding piece which hooks around a button etc.). (sem. domains: 5.3.6 - Parts of clothing.) 3Loop shaped handles on either side of a cooking pot. (sem. domains: 5.2.1.3 - Cooking utensil.) comp. talingang batang , comp. talingat ambo₁ , comp. talingat ambo₂
so-so₁ [só-sò] v To put close to something, somewhere. idikit Dapat bagang iso-so nimo kinang radyo sa imo talinga! Do you have to put that radio so close to your ears!
sinta₁ [sínta] 11.1vi To have one’s ears prick up when hearing something. sinta Nasinta nak raan kag ida talinga pagkarungog nida it yupok it baril. She had her ears pricked up when she heard the sound of a gun. syn: tindi, tinras. 22.1n Sticking out. 2.2vi To stick out untidly (as of hair, woven walls which have not been pinned down, protruding ears). sinta Asing nagsisinta kag imo buhok? Why is your hair sticking out?
punra [púnra] (irreg. infl. pundra) 1n Pillowcase. 2vbt To put on or change a pillowcase. pundá Apunrahan nako tong uyunan agor indi mabulingan. I will put a pillowcase on the pillow so it won’t get dirty.
panting kag talinga [pánting kag talínga] v To angrily overhear, catch one’s attention (lit:‘ears stand up’, as of overhearing gossip about oneself). mapanting ang tainga Nagpanting ka ida talinga sa ida narunggan nak bisaya. Her ears stood up in anger when she heard what was said about her.
pangligis [pangligís] n Millstone; pounding, grinding stone (as of the upper stone). gilingan Kaado pa kag pangligis nina Mina. The millstone of Mina was still good.
panghilikita [panghilikítà] 1n Eyesight. Maado ka ida panghilikita. Her eyesight is good. 2v To look around and see, observe, examine. pananaw Nagpapanghilikita sida sa mga tinrahan. He looked around at all the things in the shops. syn: lingat. (sem. domains: 2.3.1.1 - Look.)
paling-palingan₂ [paling-palíngan] n Two long pieces of timber either side of fishing net for attaching rope to pull in the net. (sem. domains: 6.4.5.3 - Fishing equipment.)
paling-palingan₁ [paling-palingán] n 1To reel in as of a fishing line. (sem. domains: 6.4.5.3 - Fishing equipment.) 2Fishing net pulled in by both ends by people on shore. (sem. domains: 6.4.5 - Fishing.)
pahuyaman anay ninro kag inro talinga sa ako [pahúyaman ánay nínro kag ínro talínga sa ákò] idiom - Convert to subentry Listen to me for a minute please (lit: you first loan me your ears for-a-while). Bag-o magbisaya kag bisita siling nida “pahuyaman anay ninro kag inro talinga sa ako”. Before the visitor gave his speech he said “you lend your ears to me”. [Perhaps borrowed from Shakespeare in English.]
pag [pag] 1time When; at some time (as of when something happens). kapag Pag Paskwa kag ataw-an it regalo. Gifts will be given out at Christmas. Pag mauyan 2conj If. Amat ay makapakarsada sinra pag nalinga ikaw it bantay sa inra. In case they go out on the road if you are distracted while watching them.
nagpapalakpak kag ak talinga [nagpapalákpak kag ak talínga] idiom - Convert to subentry Ears flap, clap (happy, proud). nagpapalakpak ang kanyang tainga Nagpapalakpak kag ak talinga kung ako’y ingpupuri. My ears clap when I am praised.
lingat-lingat₂ [lingat-lingát] v To look around for something, somebody. Nagpanglingat-lingat si Doggie bag-o kaunon kag ida bahog. Doggie looked around before eating his food.
lingat-lingat₁ [lingat-lingát] vi To turn ones head in order to look; to look the other way; to be distracted. linga Nagpapanglingat-lingat abi sida kada nasakro sa bato kag ida siki ag natumba. Because he was looking around, he tripped on a stone and fell down. Nagpanglingat-lingat sida nak inghahanap ka ida Nanay. She is looking around to find her mother.
lingat [lingát] vi To turn one’s head in order to look; to be distracted. Nalingat ako kada natakaw ka ako raya. I looked away therefore my things were stolen. Kung malilingat ikaw indi nimo maayaman ka imo apagtuan. If you are looking around you will not find your way to where you are going. syn: panghilikita 2.
lingap [língap] vi To look around not knowing which direction to go; to put something somewhere so another person doesn’t know where to look for it. lingap, ligaw Katong bisita ni Alma ay naglilingap kung riin kag inra bayay. Alma’s visitor doesn’t know which direction it is to their house.
