ugar [ugár] 1n Wound; cut. 2vi To be wounded. súgat Naugaran sida pagkatumba sa bisikleta. He got wounded when he fell off the bike.
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tiyak [tiyák] adj Certain. tiyak Buko nako tiyak kung maado pa kag amo bisikleta. I’m not certain if our bicycle is still good.
tapaludo₁ [tapáludo] n Mudguards on a bicycle, car. Natimi kag tapaludo it ida bisikleta tong bumangga sa dyip. His bicycle mud guards were buckled when it hit the jeep. (sem. domains: 6.7.3 - Carrying tool, 6.7.6 - Holding tool.)
takor₁ [takór] 1adj To attached, as of curtain being hang. syn: salpak. (sem. domains: 7.5.2 - Join, attach, 7.5.2.2 - Stick together.) 2adj To install, as of electricity. (sem. domains: 7.5.2 - Join, attach.) 3n Place where something is attached. (sem. domains: 7.5.2 - Join, attach, 7.5.2.2 - Stick together.) 4vbt To attach something (with long term use or significance e.g. curtains, side car on a bycicle, house hold fittings like faucets, utilities like electricity, the pinning of one’s graduation ribbon); to install. kabit Ingtakor nida kag sayd-kar sa bisikleta. He attached the side-car to the bycicle. Nagtakor it ribon si N. Lori kang Inday. Aunty Lori attached the graduation ribbon to Inday’s blouse. Waya pa kami nagpatakor it koriyente sa amo bayay. We have not had electricity attached to our house yet. Waya nida natakor kag hos sa gripo. He was not able to attach the hose to the faucet. (sem. domains: 7.5.2 - Join, attach, 7.5.2.2 - Stick together.)
syakat₃ [syakát] v To Sit legs-apart, a stride on a bike, horse. Nagsyakat yang si May pag-angkas sa bisikleta. May just sat legs apart when she boarded the bicycle.
salugar [salugár] adj Slipping, loose brakes. salugar Kag ida bisikleta ay waya salugar kada sida ay nagyukso sa kanal. His bicycle had no brakes so he was thrown into the canal.
rayos₁ [ráyos] n Spokes of a wheel. Nabali kag rayos it bisikleta tong mabanggaan it dyip. The spokes of the bicycle were broken when it was hit by a jeepney.
pyesa₂ [pyésa] n Spare parts. pyesa Nawagit tong ibang pyesa it bisikleta ni Daday. Daday lost the other spare part for his bicycle.
palyado [palyádo] 11.1adj Always sputtering; backfiring or stopping, as of a car or engine. palyado Huli sida nag-abot sa tanan dahil palyado kag ida biseklita. He arrived last among all because his bicycle was always sputtering. 22.1adj Grabbing brakes, part of a machine (as of brakes, pedal). palyado Abang rugay kami makasampot sa bayay dahil tong amo ging sakyan nak bisikleta ay palyado kag pedal. We took such a long time to get to the house because the bike we were riding had pedals that were grabbing.
marali [maralî] 1adv Fast; quickly; to hurry; easy. madalî Marali sida gigsuguon dahil di bisikleta. He runs errand fast because he has a bicycle 2expression - Convert to subentry “Just a moment”; “Excuse me for a minute, ha?”
langis₂ [langís] v 1Grease (as of thick oil used in machines, engines etc.). (sem. domains: 6.6.8 - Working with machines.) 2To grease, put grease on a machine. (sem. domains: 6.6.8 - Working with machines.) 3To grease one’s own way. Kaayo sida maglangis sa ida Tatay kitang nabakyan sida’t bag-ong bisikleta. He knows how to butter up to his father thats why he got a new bicycle. (sem. domains: 3.3.3.3 - Persuade.)
kunswelo [kunswélo] vbt To reward; to add something extra as reward. gantimpala Ingpakunsweluhan nida it tao it maisot nak kwarta katong nakakita it ida nawagit nak bisikleta. He rewarded the man who saw his lost bicycle with a small amount.
kang case To, for somebody named; at, with somebody named (as of the goal or location of something marked by 3rd person singular oblique case marker). kay Marayan ako kang Nang Consoling. I’ll go to Aunty Consoling. Kag ako bisikleta ay ruto kang Juan. My bicycle is over there at John’s. (sem. domains: 8.5.2.7 - Towards, 3.3.1.1 - Purpose, goal.) der. kana₂
