tambi [támbi]vbtTo sew a seam insomething; to sew pieces together; to join pieces together (as when making a patchwork whole).dugtongNagtatambi si Inday it tong mga kurtina.Inday is joining all the curtains together.
tambis [támbis]nFruit species; a kind of edible bell-shape fruit (pink, smooth skin and 3-4 cm in diameter).makopaKag tambis kuno ay puede nak humanong ragkong pasas.The red fruits similar to strawberry can be made into prunes.Eugenia Aquea(sem. domains: 5.2.3.1.2 - Food from fruit.)
tambo [támbò]1nBamboo shoots.Abang ragko katong mga tambo nak amo nakita it tahapon.The bamboo shoots we saw yesterday were so big.(sem. domains: 1.5.3 - Grass, herb, vine.) 2viTo gather bamboo shoots.Nagpanambo kami sa kayhasan tahapon.We went to gather some bamboo shoots in the forest yesterday.(sem. domains: 6.2.5 - Harvest.) der.panambo
tambong [támbong]vbtTo attend a meeting.daloPirme sinrang nagtatambong sa mga miting sa Maynila.They always attend meetings in Manila.Waya nida gitambungi kag kawkus it inra partida.She didn’t attend the caucus of their party.
tambor [támbor]vTo play the tamborine.Si Irene kag nagtambor tong sinra ay magparada.Irene was the one who played tamborine when they had a parade.
tambubo [tambúbò]adjHeaped amount (as of contents of something in a container).Pagtakos nida it payay ay patambubo sa balde.When measuring the rice he heaped the bucket.
tambutso [tambútso]nExhaust, tail pipe of a vehicle.Napaso si Norma it tambutso it honda.Norma was burnt by the exhaust from the motor bike.(sem. domains: 7.2.4.1.1 - Vehicle.)
tamilok [tamílok]nLong worm in hardwoods (with the appearance of the umbilical cord of baby).Inggwa it mga tawo nak nagkakaon it tamilok.There are people who eat long worms in hardwoods.
taming [tamíng]nShield; protection.Katong pinakarakong bato kag ginggamit nak taming it mga sundalo.The biggest rock was the one the soldiers used as a shield.syn: bayabag₁ 4, sagang 1, sapong, harang 3, abang.
tamong [tamóng]nBlanket; sheet.kúmotcomp.miyentras malip-ot kag tamong, matuon ka it pagbalikutot
tamor₁ [tamór]vTo owe him a favour in debt, gratitude; to feel indebted to somebody.Nagbuto sina Jamin kay Ronnie dahil ingtatamor ninra si Tang Pruden nak ida tatay.Jamin voted in favor of Ronnie because they owe Uncle Pruden a favour.
tamor₂ [tamór]vtTo pay back a debt of gratitude; to show appreciation for somebody’s help; to respect somebody.iginagalangSi-o ka imo ingtatamor it rako nak maestra?Who is the teacher that you respect most.
tampa₁ [tampâ]vTo slap, hit the face.(sem. domains: 7.7.1 - Hit.)
tampa₂ [támpa]nA cement tank for water storage (either inside or outside a house).tangkeNagpapahuman si Vice Mayor it tampa sa likor it munisipyo.Vice Mayor is supervising the making of a tank for water storage at the back of the municipal building.
tampad [tampád]nThe end of a boat near the rudder.
tampalasan₁ [tampalásan]adjVulgar; foul-mouthed. Harsh speech that is like a slap over the ear.(lit. slap on the ear type to- speak).Tampalasan nak anak sida.He is a vulgar child.Tampalasan it yuba tong anak.That child has a foul mouth.(sem. domains: 4.3.6.1 - Lack self-control, 3.5.1.1.6 - Speech style.)
tampalasan₂ [tampalásan]nA snake of a giant kind; giant python.Indi siguro nako maayaman kag ako ahumanon pag makakita ako it tampalasan.I might not know what to do if I see a giant snake.
tampaling [tampalíng]vTo hit in the side of the head over the ear.(sem. domains: 2.5.3 - Injure, 2.1.1 - Head.)
tampipi [tampípì]nA covered container for carrying things (as of a bag, small basket, purse or box).Si Moises ay ingsuyor sa tampipi it ida nanay ag ingpaanor sa suba.Moises was put in a covered container by his mother and was made to float in the river.