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yubir [yúbir] 1vi To be twisted. syn: yubag₁ 2, gangi. 2vt To twist thread; to twist somebody, something. bakwi Ayubiron nako kag bunang. I’ll twist the thread.

yukton [yuktón] n LOcust. Karamong yukton kag nagkaon sa inra payay kada kaisot kag inra tubas. Lots of locusts ate their rice that’s why they have a small harvest.

yumos it kahadag [yumós it kahádag] idiom - Convert to subentry Filled with light. lubog ng liwanag Kag langit ay mahawan ag yumos it kahadag pagsubat it adlaw. The sky is so clear & filled with ight when the sun rises.

yungat [yúngat] v To steal coconut wine from the tree, rob the liquid sap from coconut and other palms to make an alcoholic drink (i.e. tuba). Padalupig ako, raog pa’t kag ako’y yinagor ni Tatang Bisoy it kag magpangyungat sa Buoy. I ran, like I was the thief being chased by Uncle Bisoy when he was stealing coconut wine from his trees at Buoy. (sem. domains: 6.8.9.1 - Steal.)

yunuban [yunubán] (der. of yunob) n Land needed replanting. (sem. domains: 6.2.3 - Plant a field.)

yupak [yúpak] vi 1To collapse; to give way under the weight of something. Kag amo salong ay nagyupak dahil sa bug-at it mga payay. Our shed collapsed because of the weight of the rice. Nagyupak kag lamesa nak sira it haligi pagingkor it tawo. The table with the broken leg collapsed when the person Nagyupak kag ida bangko. The chair she was sitting on collapsed. sat on it. syn: guba 3. 2To cause something to collapse. bumigay Ingpayupak nida kag lamesa dahil nahangit sida sa ida asawa.

yutaw₂ [yútaw] 1adj Floating; buoyant. Abang yutaw kag inra baroto. Their boat is really floating. syn: kayaw. (sem. domains: 8.2.9.2 - Light in weight.) 2vi To float, as of a person or an object, or boat. 3vbt To cause something to float. lumútang Ipayutaw nako kaling bubaroto sa tubi. I’ll let the toy boat float in the water.