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pasilagon [pasilagón] n A peeping hole. silipan Ingsil-ip it anak tong nagkakaligos nak madre sa pasilagon. The child peeped at the nun bathing through the peeping hole.
nao₁ [naó] 1.1ques “What...?” ano Nao ka imo gingsisil-ip hina? What are you peeping at there? Sa naong parayan ka nako mabubuligan? In what way can I help you?
li-li [lí-lì] 1vbt To peep at something or somebody. Ingli-li nako tong ida talinga subaling di ilig. I peeped in his ear’s, it might have earwax. 2vt To have a doctor examine oneself; to see a doctor. silip Mapali-li ako nak pay inasagnat ako. I’ll go to see the doctor because it seems I have a fever. syn: sil-ip. der. pali-li
kuyambit [kuyambít] v To hang by hands, legs, tail like a monkey (may be used for people or animals). lambitin Nagkuyambitin si Nelson sa gaha nina Bulit para sil-ipon kung hagto pa si Roger. Nelson hung by his hands on the window grills of Bulit’s house to see if Roger was still around. (sem. domains: 7.1.9 - Move a part of the body.)
gawang [gawáng] n A space or opening between something, sometimes where something has been removed. butas Ingsil-ip sida sa gawang it inra banyo. She was peeked at through the spaces of their bathroom made of bamboo. (sem. domains: 8.5.4.4 - Interval, space, 6.5.2.4 - Door.)
