nanam 1n Flavor, as of food. Unawa ka nanam su maporos. The flavor is the same because it is astringent. La-in ka nonom The flavor is different. 2v To taste. Ka otow, ogtutua to babuy. Ko og-asinan din ka sabow, ogmananam ko litos ka asin. Ogmo-omis su masanok ka sabow. DB Dic Nt 1/Sept/2006. see: timtim. 3v 4v To discern flavor. 5v To become flavorful Ko ogtimtim ki no ogkananam ta to mo-omis ka sabow to babuy, ogmananam on. When we taste it and we can discern that the flavor of the broth of the pig is just right (lit. sweet), it has become flavorful.
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no-omno-om v 1To taste/savor, eat very slowly; Ko nokoy ka ngalap no nigtula ta, og-asinan ta no ogtimtiman ta ka sabow no ogno-omno-om ki ko litos on ka nanam din. Whatever kind of viand we stew, we salt it and then we take a sample and taste the broth [to see] if the flavor is right. [It seems the word means to hold the food in ones mouth for a bit. In the example below the purpose is to determine if the salt is adequate.] 2to mull over in one’s mind as when desiring something or someone, also in reading when just moving lips.?? see: sumansuman ??..