uno₂ [unó] 11.1vi To do what? (in the question form ‘what will/are (you) doing?). ano Mauno ka kung indi mag-abot ka imo sweldo? What will you do if your wage doesn’t arrive? Nag-uuno kamo mga anak hina sa ibabaw it tangke? What are you kids doing there on top of the water tank? 22.1vt To harm somebody; to do something bad, wrong to something; to have something bad, hurtful happen. aanuhin Katong ako maguyang ay sanay sa Hapon sa Maynila ay nupay igwa sida it kumpiyansa nak indi sida giunhon it Hapon. My elder brother was used to the Japanese in Manila and it seemed as if he had confidence that the Japanese wouldn’t harm him. Indi mauno kita basta magrahan. Nothing will happen to us as long as we are careful. comp. Aunhon pa kag hilamunon kung minatayey kag kabayo , der. kag-uno , der. mag-uno₂ , der. mauno₁ , der. mauno₂ , der. panguno-uno , der. pauno₂ , der. pay nauno’y , der. sauno
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umir₁ [úmir] 1vi To be included; to be involved; to share in; to implicate. Naumir sida sa mga nakabaton it regalo. She was included among those who received a gift. 2vt To include something; to include somebody in getting something. Ing-umir nimo ako’t bayon? Did you include me in those who will share the food brougt along? Aumiron ka yangey namo it plite sa barko. We’ll include you when we pay our fare on the ship. Umira anay ako it isra, ha? Include me when you get fish, ha? Iumir nako kaling ida kwarta it pagparaya sa Odiongan para sa tiket. I’ll include her money in what I send to Odiongan for buying the ticket. 3adj kasali Buko sida kaumir sa kaso. He wasn’t included in the case. Buko kaumir ka ako maleta hagto sa pangarga. My suitcase wasn’t included in the cargo. syn: partisipar, yakot 1, iba₄ 2, yamor 2, yakay 2, halo 1, halo 2.
uligham₂ [ulígham] v To clear one’s throat by a slight cough (as when scolding somebody or instead of knocking on somebody’s door). Nauligham yang kag tatay tong una ay nahahadlokey kag mga anak. During those times a father just cleared his throat by a slight cough and children would become afraid of him.
ugor₃ [úgor] n Product of my labour. Kag ako inugran ay tama yang nak pangpakando it bayay. The product of my labour is just enough to use for fixing the house.
ugbos it buhok [úgbos it buhók] idiom - Convert to subentry Tips, ends of one’s hair. pag nag-aanak kag nanak ay ugbos it buhok yang kag buko mahapros. If mothers give birth the tips of their hair are the only things that don’t hurt.
ugaling (yang) ay [ugáling yang ay] (id. of ugaling) conj However; but Inghanap nida kag kulintas ugaling yang ay wayaey nida nakita. She looked for the necklace however she didn’t find it.
udon₂ [údon] 11.1vbt To like something; to be fond of something. nagustuhan Naudon ako it lugaw nak nahaluan it saging. I like rice cereal that has bananas mixed in it. Ida nauudonaney kag kan-on. She’s already learning to like rice. syn: mahilig, mu-ot, gusto 3, hilig 1, gusto 1, yain₂ 3. 22.1v To take effect especially of medicine. hiyang Naudon sa ako kinang buyong dahil nag-ado-ado. That medicine took effect as I’m feeling a bit better.
tyempo₁ [tyémpo] v To bide one’s time to get revenge. pagkakataon Naghuhuyat yang si Joe nak makatyempo sa pagbayos ruto sa namatay nidang hali. Joe is just waiting to bide one’s time to get revenge for his dead brother.
tuytog₁ [túytog] v To make noise by beating rhythm on rice pot lids, or beating sticks of bamboo (as when frightening away the seven-headed-dragon during an eclipse). togtog Kag mga maguyang tong unang panahon ay nagtuytog kung inggwa it iklipse. In the olden days the old folks made a noise by beating rhythms on rice pot lids when there was an eclipse.
tuyar it posit [tuyár it posít] idiom - Convert to subentry Like a little innocent (lit: like a squid) parang bata Tong inra maguyang nak kabulig ay pay tuyar it posit nak nag-iidamo pa. Their old househelper is like a little innocent who still plays games.
tupong [tupóng] 1adj Just touching, meet in the middle, as of two objects. (sem. domains: 8.5.1.2.2 - Between.) 1.1adj Level; Point, place at which items meet, touch (as of blinds meeting, touching one-on-one); Equal with something, somebody (in height, length) Tupongey baga kami it ako manghor. My younger sister snd I are the same height now. 1.2vt To equalize; to level something. ipapantay Atupungon nako kag kuray. I’ll level the fence. Itupong nako’t kuray kag yagari. I’ll use the saw for leveling the fence. 22.1vbt To reach the same level as somebody else (as of achievement, height) Natupungan nida kag inarayan it ida maguyang. He was able to reach the same level with the education gained by his brother. Atupungan nako kag ida marka, kada mapakaestudyo pa ako. I’ll study more so I can reach the same level with his mark.
tuplik-tuplik [tuplik-túplik] v To wobble from side-to-side (as of a drunk). patumba-tumba Dahil bag-ong kita pa yang it magbarkada rako kag inra nainom ag pagpauliey ay nagtutuplik-tuplikey sinra sa rayan. Because they’re just new friends they have drunk a lot and they’re wobbling from side to side on their way home.
tumok [tumók] 1n A broken piece of a cookie, cracker, etc. 2sta To be broken in small pieces (cookie, cracker). Natumok kag mga “cookies” sa selopeyn. The cookies in the cellophane are all broken. 3vi Nagkatumok kag mga sigay tong madamaan it tawo. The empty shells were broken into small pieces when a man stepped on them. 4vt To intentionally break, crush something into small pieces (as of peanuts, cookies). mumog Ingtumok anay nida kag tinapay bag-o ibubor sa mga yanggam. He intentionally broke the crackers into small pieces before feeding them to the birds.
tumboy₂ [túmboy] v To accuse somebody of ingratitude. Gingtumboy sida it ida Nanay dahil waya sida gigmuyat it utang nak buot sa ida maguyang. Her mother accused her of ingratitude because she didn’t really appreciate the debt she owed her parent.
tumbaw [túmbaw] v To wear or put more than one article of clothing over another. patong Itumbaw nako kaling ‘sweater’ sa ako baro kung mapanaw dahil mayamig. I’ll wear this sweater over my other clothes when I go out because it’s cold out. Tumbawan anay kag binuyar nak yamit sa hanger dahil kuyang kag hanger. Put several clothes on a hanger because there aren’t enough hangers. Ingtumbaw nako kag kwaderno sa libro. I put the notebook on top of the book. Atumbawan nako kag anak it pangyamig. I will put something for the cold weather on the child as well. (sem. domains: 5.3.7 - Wear clothing.)
tulilik [tulílik] v To wander around in a daze, half asleep; to feel light headed; to feel dizzy; to see stars. Natulilik yang kag ambo pagnakakakaon it hilo. Rats go around in a daze when they eat poison.
tukob-tukuban [tukob-tukubán] 1v 1.1vbt To eat greedily (as of people, animals). kain It yang tukuba it tong priso tong sobrang pagkaon it gwardya. The prisoner suddenly eats greedily the left over food of the guard. Atukubon tan-a it tong baktin tong amo manok. The pig would have have greedily eaten our chicken. [Vulgar term.] 2v To wrestle.
tuhok-tuhok [tuhok-tuhók] adj All-over-the-place; here-and-there; in bits and pieces; scattered patches. kalat-kalat Asing tuhok-tuhok kamo maghilamon indi yangey kina pasunuron. Why is your weeding all over the place and not just continuing from one point.
tubog₁ [tubóg] adj Immersed, submerged, dipped in water (as of being fully underwater etc.). Kag ida kulintas ay nagpus-aw dahil tubog yang ra kina sa ginto. Her necklace faded in colour because it was just dipped in gold. (sem. domains: 1.3.4 - Be in water.) der. itubog
tripulanti [tripulánti] n Crew; sailors on a ship. Kag mga tripulanti sa nagyubog nak barko ay yango kuno. The crew members in the ship that sank were probably drunk they said.
trey n Serving tray. Nabasag kag tray nina Rose nak regalo yang ra sa inra. Rose serving tray was broken and it was only a gift for them.
