básol1NounWrong-doing, crime, sin.2Active Verb-om-1To sin, do wrong.3Active Verb-omipa-3, pa...enTo blame, accuse someone.Pabasólenan áwak na.He blames himself.Así na! Omipabásol ka mo?That's disgusting! You're accusing me?4Active Verbipa-To accuse of something.
básotActive Verb-enTo warn of bad luck during the course of a journey, as an omen bird calling out above trail to indicate that a traveler should turn back.Binásot dakás labég et mantaóli ka.You were warned of bad luck by a blue-headed fantail, and you returned.Eweeweém tan nabásot ka.You consider it taboo because you were warned by a bad omen.See alsoábingalás 2baéneweewé
batáStative verbma-To be mature, i.e., will ripen if picked, of fruits and vegetables which grow to a standard size, as bananas, lima beans, not papaya.Sinípod da ay en namsát sin balát yan daán mabatá.They went and cut down the bunch of bananas early, and they were not yet mature.
bat-álActive Verb1-anTo put a down payment on something.Binat-álak din besáang Pepe.I put a down payment on Pepe's pig.2i-To give something as down payment.
batáwil1NounPole used for carrying loads.2Active Verb-en(For one or more people) to carry suspended from a pole over the shoulder.specegénSee alsoaksíw
bátilActive Verb-enTo inadequately cook, cook until only half-done (of grains or whole vegetables such as potatoes, sweet potatoes or squash; not used of leafy or cut-up vegetables).Apáy nga nabátil nan in-óto yo ay loktó?Why are these sweet potatoes that you cooked only half-done?