pabalinsay [pabalínsay] (der. of balinsay) vi To make something roll over; to turn something over on its side or back. bumaligtád Apabalinsayon nako kag iro nak magraguso sa ako. I’ll make the dog that’ll rush to me tumble over. syn: balintong 2, tumba 2.1. (sem. domains: 7.3.5 - Turn something.)
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balintong [balíntong] 1adv Falling over, taking a tumble, rolling over, stumbling (as of losing one's balance) (sem. domains: 7.2.2.6 - Turn.) 2vi To fall and roll over, take a tumble, roll over, stagger (as of losing one's balance). Kag yango ay nagbibinalintong sa rayan. The drunk kept staggering over in the road. Perming balintong kag ida anak nak nagtutuon pa yang magpanaw. Her child is always tumbling over because she’s just learning to walk. Nagbubalintong kag anak agor asuoran it nanay. The child pretended to tumble over so that mother would come near. syn: pabalinsay, tumba 2.1. (sem. domains: 7.2.2.6 - Turn.) comp. balintong-balinsay , der. pabalintong
tumba [túmba] 11.1sta To fall over from an upright position (usually sideways). Natumba it hangin kag kataas nak nidog sa habig it amo bayay. The tall coconut tree beside our house fell over because of the wind. Natumba kag sanrig nak ingpasanrig sa bayay. The ladder that was put against the house fell over. 1.2vi To fall over. tumba Nagtutumba kag mga mataas nak gusali pag-naglilinog. Tall Buildings fall over when there’s an earthqauke. 22.1vt To turn something over on its side. Apatumbahon it panray kag lamesa agor mabutangan it siki. The carpenter will turn the table over on its side in order to put on the legs. syn: pabalinsay, balintong 2.
