liwáActive Verbmaki-, -enTo visit, talk to someone; sometimes used of talking to a dead person.Liwliw-én da din natéy.They are talking to the one who died.(liwaén, liw-én)
liwás1Active Verb-om-4, -anTo reduce, remove some of, as water in pan.2Stative verbma...anTo be reduced in number or quantity, as people by epidemic.Liwasám din danóm.Remove some of the water.
líwatActive Verbman-, -anTo shout a blessing on the dancers toward the end of a dance.SynonymbasábaslíwatSee alsoíyog
liwésActive Verbi-To swirl something around, as water in a basin; to swirl around, as a log in a whirlpool.Inliweliwés din nowáng din bonóbon.The water buffalo swirled the rice seed round and round.See alsoallíwenkal-ín1kalíwkiwkal-óykiwés
líwidActive Verb-om-3, -anTo guard, watch over, babysit.Liwídam kod nan kalgák tan eméyak ed dagás.Please watch over my cargo because I'm going a short distance away.
liwliwá1NounImpromptu rhyming chant sung, often at feasts, with other participants joining in at the end of each line.2Active Verbman-, i-To sing the above chant.Salíwen takós liwliwá.Let's pay for our drinks with a song.Synonymday-éng
liyátActive Verb-enTo roll the eyes slightly upward.linklídad
liyáwActive Verbi-, i...anTo sacrifice a red rooster with dark feet upon completion of new house, house burning down, lightning striking; rooster is offered to the kabonyán who live in the sky.Iliyawán da din payéw, tan kinán di kimát.They will sacrifice a red rooster with dark feet for the paddy field, because lightning struck it.See alsobaténgdenét1es-esétsekéb
lóbosActive Verbipa-, pa...anTo release, as from prison; to let, allow, give permission.Ipalóbos ko ay bolódem din diblók.I give permission for you to borrow my book.Palobósan yo ay mankalí.Let him speak.See alsobálabéla 2bel-áybólosbonsísawángsóngawtay-óntemwá
lobwát1Active Verbman-To leave, depart.2Stative verbma-To leave, depart.Pig-án di panlobwátam?When will you leave?