tapay₂ [tápay] vbt To apply a poulice of medicinal leaves on the body. tapal Ingtapayan nako kag ako yamhongon nak siki it sili. I applied chili leaves on my swollen foot. syn: tampoy, banlos 2. (sem. domains: 2.5.7.5 - Traditional medicine.)
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banlos [bánlos] 1n Medicinal item rubbed on the skin of somebody (as of ointments, oils, lotions or leaves whose sap, juice are rubbed on skin to relieve fevers). (sem. domains: 2.5.7 - Treat disease, 2.5.7.3 - Medicinal plants.) 2v To rub the skin with medicinal items (as of ointments, oils, lotions or squeezed leaves of plants that exude sap or juice). pahiran Ingbanlusan ni Merry it rahon it sili si Karen tong sida’y ingsagnat. Merry rubbed chili leaves on Karen’s skin when she got sick. [ Plants used like this are síli "chili", átis "sugar apple/small custard apple" or malúnggay "tree species with small edible leaves".] syn: tampoy, tapay₂. (sem. domains: 2.5.7 - Treat disease, 2.5.7.3 - Medicinal plants.) der. pabanlos , der. pangbanlos
puypog [púypog] vbt To tap or hit lightly with something; to pound. palo Aya gipuypuga it lapis kag lamesa nak kasasapot. Don’t tap the pencil on the table because it is irritating. Apuypugon nako kaling rahon bag-o itampoy sa ugar. I will pound these leaves before applying it to the wound. der. pamuypog
