wagit [wágit] 11.1sta To lose; become lost. mawalà Nawagit nida kag dawi it bayay. She lost the key for the house. [It is often used to imply when something is stolen but where there is no absolute evidence or certainty of the theft.] 1.2vt To lose something. Asing imo ingwagit kag silhig? Why did you lose the broom? 22.1v To disappear. id. nawagit sa kalibutan₁
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ungot₁ [úngot] 1v To do something forcefully (as of scolding, pinching, hitting, biting somebody); to force somebody to do something. nagngangalit ang bagang Naguungot pa si Diomedes tong ingbakoy si Imelda it silhig. Diomedes hit Imelda forcefully with a broom. (sem. domains: 3.3.3.5 - Compel.) 2v To want to pinch somebody (as when they are fat, when one is angry). (sem. domains: 3.3.3.6 - Control.) 3n The high pitched cry, tantrum of an angry person that wants something badly. (sem. domains: 3.3.3.4 - Insist.)
raginot [ragínot] 11.1vt To begin something; to introduce something new. umpisahan Ingraraginutaney nida kag ida trabaho dahil limitado kag ida oras. She is beginning with her work because of her limited time. syn: tuna 1. 22.1vt To do gradually; to do bit-by-bit. umpisa Raginotey ikaw it sag-ob habang apila pa kag mga tawo sa gripo. You gradually fetch water while there are still few people at the faucet. syn: inot-inot 1. 33.1vbt To hurry to do something. pinasimulan Ingraginutan ni Neysa it silhig kag mga likot sa rayaag. Neysa hurried up doing the sweeping of trash on the lawn.
pukoy [pukóy] vt To hit, box somebody. pokpok, pukol Ingpukoy nida it silhig kag iro kada nag-iwik. She hit the dog with the broom that’s why it made a loud cry. syn: tikok₂, bakoy, lampos 2.1. (sem. domains: 7.7.1 - Hit.)
patuyar [patúyar] v To immitate; to do the same as, likewise; to copy. gaya-gaya Nagpatuyar si Lito sa paghuman it mga silhig sa ida hali. Lito immitated the making of brooms from his relative.
nawi₂ [náwi] vt To peel or strip coconut midribs with a knife before making a broom. nawi Nawihi baga ako’t silhigon insulip, ha? Please peel coconut midribs for me tomorrow, okay? (sem. domains: 6.1.6 - Made by hand.)
nag-os-os [nag-ós-os] v To go downhill to the town. bumaba Kag mga ita ay nag-os-os para magbaligya it mga silhig. The Aetas go downhill to town to sell brooms.
kahawan [kaháwan] 1n Cleared, cleaned of weeds, trash (as of a yard or road). Clean, open ground which has had the undergrowth cut, cleared. malinis Kag palibot it bayay nina Mariet ay kahawan dahil alaga it silhig. The sorroundings of Mariet’s house is clean because its always swept. (sem. domains: 1.3.6 - Water quality, 6.2.2.1 - Clear a field.) 2adj Cleared, cleaned of weeds, trash (as of a yard or road). Clean, open ground which has had the undergrowth cut, cleared.
balibang [balíbang] v To throw hard, pelt, toss something carelessly aside. balibag Ingbalibang yang nida kag mga silhig sa rugo. She just tossed all the brooms carelessly in the corner. (sem. domains: 7.4.5.2 - Throw away, 7.3.1.1 - Throw.)
yubay [yubáy] adj Soft, weak; pliable, bends easily, flexible (as of soft coconutstraw, brooms or the feet of babies that can’t stand yet). malambot Abang yubay ra tong ida nabakay nak silhig. The broom which she bought is very soft.
