o₁ [o]part Sf1Come on! (as of informal polite request which increases urgency [sentence final]).oHina yaki sinra, o!Oh come on there they are!Buligi baga ako, o.Come on help me please.(sem. domains: 9.2.6 - Particles, 3.3.3.4 - Insist.) 2Let’s see if (as of a challenge [sentence final]).Buong kag baso o.Let’s see if the glass is broken.(sem. domains: 4.8.2 - Fight, 9.2.6 - Particles.)
o₂ conjOr (as of disjunction).oBakay it tinapay o puya nak bugas.Buy bread or brown sugar.Mahalin kamo o mapabilin dili?Will you leave or will you stay here?comp.aber...o, id.man-o₁, id.o kung buko...yang
o kung buko...yang (id. ofo₂) conjOr if not then just (as of disjunction)Silingga sida o kung buko ay suyati yang.Tell him or if not then just write to him.
ober-ober [ober-óber]nSide-band radio.Nakatawag si Neysa sa ida Mama parayan sa ober-ober.Neysa was able to contact her mother by means of s side-band radio.
obhito [obhíto]nGoal; purpose.minimithi, dahilanNio kag imo obhito sa buhay?What is your goal in life?Ingwa ako it importanteng obhito kung asing nagpaali ako sa imo.I have some important purpose why I came here.
obligasyon [obligásyon]nThe course of my life; what I’m required to do in life; duty.Kag ako obligasyon ay magbulig it paeskwela sa iban pang manghor.What Iam required to do in life is to help send my other sisters and brothers to school.
obra [óbra]nWork; task.trabaho, gawaAbang ramo kag inra mga obras nak ahumanon ngasing.They have a lot of work to do today.syn: trabaho 1.
odyong₁ [ódyong]nNose ring to attach tether to water buffalo, cow.(sem. domains: 6.3.1.1 - Cattle, 6.3.1.7 - Beast of burden.)
odyong₂ [odyóng]nArrow, the barrel of the arrow launcher.palasî(sem. domains: 6.4.1 - Hunt.)
ogoy [ogóy]vTo make bald; to cut somebody’s hair all off; to shave somebody’s hair off.Tong si Samson ay maogoy ni Delilah nawaya kag ida kusog.When Samson was made bald by Delilah his strength was lost.
oho [óhò]1partYes.(sem. domains: 9.2.6 - Particles.) 2viTo say yes; to agree.opo, oo, ohoder.pa-uho
okra₁ nThey are eaten in various ways as an ingredient of soups and stews. When cooked they are very mucilaginous. They are a fair source of iron and a good source of calcium. A syrup which is useful in sore throat attended with hoarseness is made from the mucilaginous fruit.okraAbelmoschus Esculentus
okra₂ [ókra]nA kind of vegetable.okraGusto nida kag okra nak niya-ga yang nak di suka buko ginisa.She likes the kind of vegetable ,“okra”, boiled with vinegar, not sauteed.
okya [ókyà]nThe chatter of a monkey.(sem. domains: 1.6.4.3 - Animal sounds.)
okyi [okyî]vTo close up, shrink especially of body parts (as of vagina).lumiitPay maukyo kag ako yawas pagmagkaligos dahil abang yamig.It’s as if my body would shrink if I take a bath because its too cold.
ol-ol [ól-ol]vTo tease.tuksoBada pang uta yang kinang anak ay inro pa ing-uol-ol.Eventhough you know that that child is dumb yet you still keep on teasing him.
olior [olí-or]vTo move, roll, stretch from side to side.(sem. domains: 7.2.1 - Manner of movement.)
om-om [óm-om]vtTo suck something inside one’s mouth.nilulonIng-um-om nida tong tanang bala it baril para indi makita it pulis.He sucked all the bullets in his mouth so as not to be seen by the policeman.
omag [omág]nAspecies of tuber, described as like a large ub'i, but white.(sem. domains: 5.2.3.1.5 - Food from roots.)