pusgo [púsgò] n Child; rascal. lintik Kasasapot talagang mga pusgo kaling puat yang inaway. These ones who never stop fighting are really annoying rascals.
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pusit₁ [pusít] 1n Young (child). Kag pusit nak anak ay indi mabadaan it ida nanay. A young child cannot be left alone by it’s mother. 2adj Young, too young. bata, sanggol Pusit pa sida ay nagpapanigarilyoey. He is still too young to be smoking already.
puslok [púslok] (irreg. infl. muslok₂) vi To die (as of animals, people, plants). namatay Napuslok kag ako orchids dahil nasobrahan it tubi. My orchids died because of too much water.
puslot₁ [púslot] vi To slip, drop out of where something is held or placed (of a child being born, of an object slipping out of one’s hands, bottom out of a box). silang, bumigay Nagpuslot kag suyor it kahon dahil sa sobrang bug-at. The contents dropped out of the bottom of the box because it was too heavy. Pagpuslot it ida anak, minatayey. When her child was born, it was already dead.
puslot₂ [puslót] v Slip, pull apart (as of the handle of a basket slipping out of the binding). Aber nio it bugkos it basket ay napuslot gihapon. No matter how tightly the basket is tied the handle still pulls apart.
pusnga₁ [púsnga] vbt To hiss at somebody (of a cat or person). singa, singhot Napapusnga tong uning pagrayan it iro. The cat hissed at the dog when it passed by.
pusnga₂ [púsnga] vbt To blow something (a bad smell, dust) out of one’s nose. singa, singhot, hatsing, bahing Nagpusnga sida pagkabahî it sigarilyo. She blew the bad smell of the cigarette out of her nose.
puso₁ [pusô] 1n Hair in a twisted knot, bun or caught into a tail, pigtails etc. (especially on the back or top of the head or neck. These twists of hair can be left plain or decorated with colored cloth ties, jewels, combs or nets etc.). tali (sem. domains: 5.4.3.4 - Hairstyle.) 2v To twist, tie hair into a knot, bun or catch it back into a tail, up into pigtails etc.. tinali Kag tabako ay napusoey bago ibuyar. The tobacco leaves are twisted before it is dried. Ingpupuso ninra kag anit it mais nak ahumanon nak pamahiran. The husk of corn are twisted to be used as doormats. (sem. domains: 5.4.3.2 - Plait hair.) 3n Ear, cob of corn or maize plants (as of one which is full of grain, kernels). (sem. domains: 6.2.1.1.3 - Growing maize, 1.5.5 - Parts of a plant.) 4v To twist something, such as leaves, cloth or string to make mats etc.. (sem. domains: 6.6.4.1 - Cordage.) comp. ingpakig-usa ka inra mga puso , comp. puso it mais
puso₂ [púsò] n 1Heart (as of animals and people). púsò syn: tagipusuon. (sem. domains: 2.1.8.1 - Heart.) 2Banana flower. (sem. domains: 6.2.1.4.2 - Growing bananas, 1.5.5 - Parts of a plant.) 3Shell species; Heart Cockle. [p 145] Corculum cardissa Linne (Abbott). (sem. domains: 1.6.1.9 - Small animals.) comp. puso it batag , der. tagipusuon , id. matanrog kag puso , id. matugas it puso
puso₃ [púso] n Artesian well (as of a deep underground bore). póso (sem. domains: 1.3.1.4 - Spring, well.)
puso it batag [púsò it batág] (comp. of puso₂, batag) n Banana flower (which is shaped like a large heart). [lit: heart of banana] puso ng saging Nag-utan kami it puso it batag. We make vegetable out of banana blossom. (sem. domains: 6.2.1.4.2 - Growing bananas, 1.5.5 - Parts of a plant.)
puso it mais [pusô it ma-ís] (comp. of puso₁) n Ear, cob of corn or maize (as of one which is full of grain, kernels). [lit: ear of corn] puso ng mais Karamong puso it mais kag ida naubos it ihaw. There are lots of ears of corn which she had just finished broiling. (sem. domains: 6.2.1.1.3 - Growing maize, 1.5.5 - Parts of a plant.)
puso-puso [puso-púsò] n Shell species; small cockle which is heart shaped and opens down the vertical length of the heart). Kag pusu-puso nak sihi ay kulay puti. The heart shaped seashell is coloured white. (sem. domains: 1.6.1.9 - Small animals.)
pusog [púsog] n Bamboo stump, post (as of large strong, long part at the bottom which is used in fences and house posts). pusog Maganda kag pusog nak gamiton sa kuray dahil nak matibay. The large bamboo posts used on the fence are nice because they are strong. Buko maadong gamiton kag pusog sa paghuman it nigo. It’s not good to use old bamboo stumps for making a winnowing tray. (sem. domains: 1.5.3 - Grass, herb, vine.)
pustura₁ [pustúra] adj Dressed-up well, nicely. pustura Sida ay abang pustura ugaling ay narapa sa yunang. She was dressed up really well but unfortunately she fell in the mud.
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