yokyok [yokyók] v To fish in shallows with hook and short line (as for small fish). namingwit Nagyokyok kag mga anak it haluan sa palaisdaan. The children fished with hook and short line for the mudfish in the fishpond. (sem. domains: 6.4.5.2 - Fish with hooks.)
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tagtag₂ [tágtag] vbt To distribute freely, in a generous way (without having been asked); to give away. namigay Nagpanagtag sida it dulse ag tinapay. She gave away candies and bread. (sem. domains: 4.3.4.5 - Share with.)
sabog₃ [sábog] 11.1adj Untidy; disorganised; scattered. Sabog kag pagplano it inra bayay. The plan of their house is disorganised. 22.1vi To explode; to blow-up. Nagsabog kag ida rayang trayanggulo. The firecrackers that he carried with him exploded. Nagsabog kag barko sa ragat dahil nabanggaan it tanker. The ship exploded at sea because it was hit by a tanker. syn: yupok 2. 2.2vi To blow something up. Ingpasabog ninra kag kada bato it dinamita. They blew up every rock with dynamite.
pulbura [pulburá] n Gunpowder; nitro-glycerine. Puno it pulbura kag dinamita. Dynamite contains a lot of nitro-glycerine.
porke₁ [pórke] conj Just because. Porke waya’t nagbabantay nak pulis ay nagpapayupok sida it dilamita. Just because there are no policemen watching he keeps on fishing with dynamite.
pamaraka [pamaráka] v To purchase, buy things. namili Nagpamaraka anay si Boy it mga patabo bag-o magpauli halin sa Saudi. Boy first purchased some arrival gifts before he went home from Saudi.
pali₄ [páli] n A fish with yellow on the tail and black rough skin (caught in rocky places). Kanamit nak inihaw kag pali ag isuya sa kan-on. It’s very delicious to eat broiled fish with yellow tail with rice.
pabilo [pabílo] n 1The wick of a lamp. mitsa Nagbutang sida it pabilo sa butilya nak igwa’t petrolyo. She put a wick in a bottle which had kerosene in it. (sem. domains: 5.1 - Household equipment.) 2The fuse on dynamite (as of on explosives for blowing up rock etc.). (sem. domains: 4.8.3.7 - Weapon, shoot.)
namo₂ [namô ] n Atuber like 'ubi, but white, and poisonous unless processed properly. The poison must be removed by washing, slicing, washing again and drying in the sun before cooking. [Eaten cooked, used as food in times of famine. The yellow juice is used for bleaching clothes, used in bleaching abaca fiber. The tubers, raw or cooked, are used as an anodyne and maturative in cases ot tumors and buboes, and also against arthritic and rheumatic pains and similar afflictions.] Dioscorea Hispida (sem. domains: 5.2.3.1.5 - Food from roots.)
namî [namî] n Peanut; ground nut; small root crop used as a vegetable. Kag gingkakaon it mga mangyan ay namo. Negritos in Mindoro eat the small root crop. (sem. domains: 5.2.3.1.5 - Food from roots.)
mitlang [mítlang] vbt 1To mention something to somebody. banggit, nasabi Roto sa mga nakapasa sa eksamen, waya namitlang kag ngayan ni Laura. Among those who passed the exam, Laura’s name wasn’t mentioned. syn: sambit, uma 1, saysay₂ 2, siling₃. (sem. domains: 3.5.1.2.4 - Mention.) 2To pronounce words. (sem. domains: 3.5.1 - Say.)
mihasa [mihásà] v To persistently do something unacceptable, inappropriate; to abuse somebody’s kindness. Kag ida anak ay namimihasaey it kahahagar it kwarta. Her child persistently asks for money.
marhúdà [marhúdà] n Fried banana (as of slices cut into squares, joined with flour, and arranged in rows). maruya Manamit katong marhuda nak human ni Nang Consep. The fried banana called ’marhuda’ made by Auntie Consep was delicious. (sem. domains: 5.2.3.1.2 - Food from fruit.)
manamit [manámit] adj Tasty, good, sweet (as of fish, etc.). Kag yuto ni Julie permi ay manamit kada karagko kami it kaon. Julie’s cooked dishes are always tasty that’s why we eat a lot.
magkamatay [magkamátay] v To have many die; massacre. mamatay Aber magkamatay kag maintik nak isra ay sige pa gihapon kag ida pagpayupok it dilamita. Even though many small fish will die still he continues on dynamite fishing.
kuluriya [kuluríya] n Yellow gunpowder. dinamita Inggwa it mga mangingisra nak naggagamit it kuluriya para ipayupok sa yuta it isra. There are fishermen who use yellow gunpowder to blow up a school of fish. (sem. domains: 4.8.3.7 - Weapon, shoot.)
kami ni ariane [kamí ni Ariáne] (comp. of ni₁) pro Ariane and I (as of naming a number of people by the use of a plural pronoun followed by ni, nina) (sem. domains: 9.2.3 - Pronouns.)
kadikit it amo kwarto [kadikít it ámò kwárto] adj Joined wall to wall to our room; one wall between: through the wall. kadikit ng kwarto namin Ayam nako nak nag-aaway tong mag-asawa dahil kadikit it amo kwarto tong inra kwarto. I know that the couple are quarreling because their room is joined wall to wall with our room. (sem. domains: 8.5.1.5.1 - Next to.)
inggamit kag isip [inggámit kag ísip] v To use reason, mind. ginamit ang isip Ida inggamit kag isip nak magpatinrog it bayay habang di kwarta pa. He used his mind that since he still had some savings he would build a house. (sem. domains: 6.1.2.2 - Use, 3.2.1 - Mind.)
hinaom [hiná-om] vi To become accustomed to doing something because of continuing success; to abuse somebody else; to take advantage of. namimihasa Nahinaom sinra it hagar it bulig sa amo. They are abusive in asking help from us. Naghihinaom sida it takaw it manok dahil waya sida girarakopa. He’s becoming accustomed to stealing chicken because he’s not being caught. syn: abuso 2, nanali. (sem. domains: 4.3.9.2 - Habit, 6.1.3.4 - Advantage, 4.3.4.4.2 - Use a person, 6.1.8.1 - Accustomed to.)
dilamita [dilamíta] n 1Dynamite (as of the explosive substance used in bombs or as an illegal method of killing fish to eat etc). (sem. domains: 6.6.2.9.1 - Explode, 4.8.3.7 - Weapon, shoot.) 2A detonator (as for a small device used for causing an explosion). dinamita Natamaan it dilamita kag ida damot kada a nautoy. His hands were hit by a detonator so it was cut short. (sem. domains: 6.6.2.9.1 - Explode, 4.8.3.7 - Weapon, shoot.)
