tóloyActive Verbman-, i-To continue.Adí mantoltóloy din panturayám.Your rule will not continue.Sapáy komá ta itoltóloy yo ay mannemnemném en dakamí.May you continue to think about us.linkónong2pásig1pasnékpetékweswés
tolyóyStative verbma...anTo come to a head, become rounded, as a boil, eraser.Matolyóyan din godgód ko.My eraser will become rounded.See alsobongkóglat-édlebág 3takbó2
tomálActive Verbman-, -om-4, -enTo take, of medicine.See alsoágas1tomar
toman-éActive Verb1man-To hesitate, pause in doing something.2To hesitate slightly.mantinonan-é
tómay1Active Verb-om-4, -enTo melt or dissolve something, as butter, ice, sugar.2Stative verbma-To melt, dissolve, become suspended in a liquid, as butter, ice, sugar.Ipeéy mo din asókal sin danóm ta matómay.Put the sugar in the water so it will dissolve.Tomáyem leglég gogon-á ta así ka im-és.Dissolve the clay shampoo first so that you will then use it for bathing.See alsolenáy 3ténawtómay
tombága1NounInsect resembling cricket but smaller.See alsobobóting
tómetParticlePinpoints a reason, often blaming. Particles of Explanation
tomóngawNounSpirit that lives in trees, rocks or caves.Kaeénit din beéy di tomóngaw.The home of a tomóngaw spirit is haunted.If a person frequently dreams of meeting someone of the opposite sex or if a man has frequent nocturnal emissions, he is said to have beem married by that spirit.Synonympinad-íngtomóngaw
tóngawActive Verbomi-3, i-To take care of a child who is not one's relative, as in the role of guardian.Laydén mi ay man-itóngaw.We'd like to be guardians for a child.Way intóngaw ko ay anák ed tawén.I took care of a child last year who was not our relative.See alsoanimálbanésbónaggámengoká 2pastól 2salóntagganó 2tagíbitalakén 2
tóngidStative verbma-To have the roots showing and thus be in danger of toppling over, as a banana plant.
tóngko1Active Verb-enTo pile up, stack, as rocks.2Stative verbma-To be grouped, clustered, piled up, as people, houses, rocks.Tongkóem san bató.Pile up those rocks.Natotóngko ay anan-ák.Group of children.
tongó1NounFirewood, piled up brush to be burned.2Active Verbi-To use something for firewood, whether to start or to feed a fire.3Active Verb-anTo start fire under something, as a pot.Potlóngam san páo ta itongóm.Break off that runo to start the fire with.Tongoám san bánga.Start a fire under that pot.
tongód1NounCut wood left lying in swidden.2Active Verb-enTo gather such wood.(manngód)
tongpál1NounResult, outcome, effect.2Active Verb-enTo obey; to carry out, as a plan; to achieve something, as going to the moon; to fulfill, as a promise.Tinongpál da kanó ay eméy ed bówan.They have reportedly achieved going to the moon.3Stative verbma-To be obeyed, fulfilled, acieved, carried out.
tongtóng1NounCourt case handled by town elders, rather than municipal court.2Active Verb-enTo judge, try a crime.3Active Verbi-To put someone on trial.See alsodósa 2káso 2keddéngkowís 2ósaytistígo 2