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wolok adj To stutter Ka otow no wolok, mananoy ogkalituk su ogsangatsangat to ogkagi. A stuttering person is slow to express [his words] because his words repeatedly snag. Ka otow no ogkawolokwolok, konò ogmatul-id ko ogkagi. Ko ogpakakagi, ogpakalibonglibong. As for a person who stutters, his speaking is not straight.

wolwol v to be moved by current Ko diò to mabolbol no woig du-on kayu no ogkawo-il, sikan ka ogkawolwol no kayu. When there is a tree which moves there in the rapids (lit. bubby water) that is a tree that is moved by the current.

wotikwotik n Mosquito larvae. [A small wriggly (about 1/4 inch) worm-like insect found in water, called “ulod to uran”.]

wotwot n A kind of nightbird. [TThe call of th wotwot is thought to be an evil spirit.]

woy phr.: woy ko. 1conj And see fr.: no₂ 1. 2adv before

woy ko phr. of: woy. or Ka ogmangayow, songo kuò ko hon-om, lalimma woy ko hop-at no otow. [As for] the raider(s), sometimes there are six, five or four people.

woy rò see fr.: banoy₁ 2.

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