Search results for "baligya"
baligya [balígyà] 1n Items to sell. (sem. domains: 6.8.4.2 - Sell.) 2v To sell, be sold something. magbilí Nagbaligya it bugas kag ida nanay. His mother sold rice. (sem. domains: 6.8.4.2 - Sell.) der. inug-baligya 3v To auction an item (as of chickens at a fiesta dance to raise money). (sem. domains: 6.8.4 - Financial transaction, 6.8.3.1 - Give, donate.) 4vt To trick, play jokes on somebody who doesn’t know the language; to “take somebody for a ride”. ipinagbili Ingbaligya sida sa ida mga kaibhanan nak daok pa sida’t inra bisaya. She was tricked by her companions because she still doesn’t know the language. Ingbaligya si Jesus ni Judas Iscariote sa guberyno it Roma. Jesus was betrayed to the Roman government by Judas Iscariot. (sem. domains: 3.5.1.3.2 - Tell a lie, 4.2.8 - Humor.) 5v To trick, take advantage of somebody in money matters; to betray somebody for money, bribe. pinagbibili Waya nakakasador tong inra Mayor nak sida yaki ay ingbabaligya. Their Mayor hadn’t known that he was already misrepresented by someone. (sem. domains: 4.8.2.7 - Betray, 6.8.9.2 - Cheat.) 6v To misrepresent something, somebody. (sem. domains: 3.5.1.3.2 - Tell a lie.) der. baligyaan , der. binaligya , der. ibaligya , der. inog-baligya , der. pagbaligya
tura [turâ] 1adj Extra; unused; left-over (food, wares, used clothing, etc). natira Ataw-an ikaw it ako natura nak sayway dahil tamaey ka ako. I will give you my extra trousers because I have enough already. Waya it natura sa ida baligya nak lapis. None of the pencils which she was selling are left over. syn: hanay, tigana, laan 2.1, yain₁, sobra 1. (sem. domains: 7.5.1.1 - Separate, scatter.) 2vt To reserve; to set aside for a purpose; to save something; put something aside for somebody else (usually food). Gingturahan nako si Karen it mansanas nak gingtao ni Mr. Valera. I reserved an apple for Karen from the one’s given by Mr. Valera. Ingturaan ninra ako it suya dahil naulihi ako. They saved some viand for me because I was late. Turae kami it itlog kung maabot. Put some eggs aside for us when they arrive. (sem. domains: 7.5.1.1 - Separate, scatter.)
yumon₁ [yúmon] 1adj Very ripe, ready to eat (of fruit). hinog na hinog Pag-abot namo’t Manila, mayumoney kag mga inogbaligyang atis. When we reached Manila, the atis to be sold were already very ripe. syn: hinog 1. 2vi To become very ripe; to ripen. Nagyumon kag abokado nak nabilin sa kahon. The avocado that was left in the box became very ripe. 3vt To allow to became ripe. Ingpayumon nida kag hinog agor pagkaon it anak ay maduta. She let the banana get very ripe so it will be soft when eaten by the child.
yupa yang [yúpa yang] idiom - Convert to subentry The size of one’s forehead; small. isang nuo lang Miski baga yupa yang nak duta indi ninra igbaligya. Even if their land is only the size of their forehead they won’t sell it.
