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sumbangi [sumbángì] adj One big and one small item. Sumbangi ka ako ging baoy nak duko kang Pelma. I got one big and one small piglet off Pelma.

rokrok₂ [rókrok] v To move, slip unnoticed through a crowd(as of a pickpocket who doesn’t want to be seen). siksik Katong tawo nak nagdukot it ida kwarta ay nagpakarokrok sa karamuang tawo. That person who picked money from his pocket moved unnoticed between many people.

ramo₂ [rámò] 1adj Many; much. Maramo sidang kaamiga roto sa Nasuli. She has many friends in Nasuli. syn: duro 1, tamika. 2vi To become many; to increase in amount. Nagraramo ka ida duko nak waya’t namamatay. Her piglets are increasing because none are dying. Nagpaparamo kami it mga tawo bag-o magtuna it miting. We are waiting for the number of people to increase before starting the meeting. 3vbt To obtain many; to have much of something. marami Aramuan nako it bakay it santoy ngasing nak barato pa. I’ll buy many santol fruits now that they are still cheaper. der. paramo

pangdukot [pangdúkot] (der. of dukot₁) v 1To kidnap, abduct somebody. (sem. domains: 4.3.4.8 - Kidnap.) 2To pick pockets of people. (sem. domains: 6.8.9.1 - Steal.)

kung inggwa’t ingsoksok inggwa ra’t madudukot [kung inggwa t ingsóksok inggwa ra t madudúkot] saying - Convert to subentry If one saves money, things one will have something to use in time of need (lit:‘If there is something put away there is also something to reach in and take out ’ as of Eng.‘saying for a rainy day’). kung may isinuksok may madudukot (sem. domains: 3.5.3.1 - Word.)

holdup [hóldup] (dial. var. dukot₂) v To hold-up somebody and rob them.

habhab [hábhab] vt To eat greedily as of pigs, dogs. hábhab Abang ayoey raw gihabhab nang amo duko. Our piglet now knows how to eat greedily. (sem. domains: 1.6.4.2 - Animal eating.)

dukot₁ [dúkot] 1v To be kidnapped, abducted by somebody. (sem. domains: 4.3.4.8 - Kidnap.) 2vt To have one's pocket picked by somebody. (sem. domains: 6.8.9.1 - Steal.) der. mandurukot₂ , der. pangdukot

dukot₂ [dúkot] dial. var. of holdup der. mandurukot₁ Holdupper (as of a person who mugs, holds somebody up and robs them).

duko [dukô] 1n Piglet. (sem. domains: 1.6.3 - Animal life cycle.) 2vi To give birth, have a litter of piglets. biík Nagdukoey kag inra baktin it sampuyong bilog. Their pig gave birth to ten piglets. (sem. domains: 1.6.3 - Animal life cycle.)