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trato [tráto] 1n Order; contract; agreement. 2vbt To order; to contract to do something; to make an agreement. trato Atratuhan nako si Joy it tagrukon kana John. I’ll order poles for Joy from John.

tagrukon [tagrúkon] n Pole; a long, slender round wood often used for fences. Ingpaparaya kami’t amo maestra it tiglimang tagrukon sa eskul. Our teacher requires us to bring to school five pieces of poles each. (sem. domains: 1.5.1 - Tree.)

puntok [púntok] 1n A pile, heap of something. puntok Ka amo parti ay sampuyong puntok, usang parti sa nag-aani, sidam nak parti sa tag-iya. Our division of ten piles is one share for the harvesters and nine shares for the owner. syn: munton-munton, tumpok, puntok 2. 2vbt To pile up into piles. Apuntukon nako kag mga tagrukon sa likor it bayay. I will pile up the poles into piles at the back of the house. Ingpuntok-puntok nida tong likot para madali gihakuton. He piled up the garbage so it would be easy to gather. syn: munton-munton, puntok 1, tumpok.

punta₁ [púnta] loc Farthest end of a long object (e.g. pencil, piece of rope or wood); point of something. dulo Waya nida namalaye nak kag punta it tagrukon ay di sawa. She didn’t know that the end of the wooden pole had a snake on it. comp. bahalaey galing sa punta it lapis

kibag [kíbag] 1adj Leaning to one side; crooked. Kibag kag kristmas tri ni Gail. Gail’s christmas tree is leaning to one side. (sem. domains: 8.3.1.4.2 - Leaning, sloping.) 2vi To lean to one side; to become crooked. baluktot Nagkikibag kag Krismas Tri dahil kuyang it bato sa ida butangan. The Christmas Tree leans to one side because it lacks stones in its container. Nagkibag kag ako tagrukon nak gingpatulay sa irayom it mangga. The pole I erected under the mango tree became crooked. Ingpakibag nida kag inra bordon it katong ako rayan. She made the border of the path crooked. (sem. domains: 8.3.1.4.2 - Leaning, sloping.)