uru-1úru-prefixrepetitive action, every. This affix occurs as a prefix to a stemAdi siya uruadlaw.He is here every-day.
uruadlawurùádlawadj daily, every daySa uruadlaw ta na pagpangabuhay dili gayod maiwasan an mga remalaso.In our daily living accidents really cannot be-avoided.Variantadlawdailyadv Nagaampo siya uruadlaw na mahali an bato.He was-praying daily that the stone would-be-removed.cfadlaw
urupodurúpodn social groupkàurúpodadj accompanying, associated, complementaryMay tulo sani na mga urupod na senyales na makikita.There-are three of-these accompanying signs which will-be-seen.cfkaupodcompanionbarkadacompanion
urusadurusádadj united, concerted, combinedcfusadone
us-ogus-ógv [c2] MAG- actmag-us-ógv move asidesynisog1move over
us-osus-ósv [c2] MAG- actmag-us-ósv wiggle down. Refers to wiggling down toward the feet while lying down
usa1usán deerNakakita ka na sin usa?Have you already seen a deer?
usa2úsav [c2] MA- patmàúsav 1vwonder, be surprisedNausa ako kun nano kay nagkurarat an asawa ni Rico?I wondered why Rico's wife shrieked.This verb form is used primarily in the Ticao dialect.synlasansurprisengaratsurprisengalassurprisetingalasurprise2adjsurprisedmakàuúsaadj wonderfulsynngawa
usadusádadj one, single, aIgwa kami sin usad na kanding.We-excl have one goat.synunooneVariantisadoneVariantisad 3aurusádn group, togetherness, unionmagkàurúsadv [c2] 1MAG-, MAGKA- act. agree, concur, be in agreement, see eye to eye, be of same mind, be of same opinionNagakaurusad sinda sa paghimo sin bubon.They are-agreeing for making a well.2gather together, fellowship together, do togetherMaski hagrayo an mga balay pero pirme sinda nagkakaurusad.Even-though the houses were-far-apart but they always gathered-together.màusádadj about oneSan mausad na ka bulan an akon pagiskwila, nano kay baga'n dili na lugod ako gusto magpalta?When about-one month of my schooling passed, why is it as though I really do not want to be absent?mag-usád-na-ka-simánav do for one day/week/month/year. This meaning results from attaching a verbal affix to a Count Noun phraseNag-usad-na-ka-simana an pag-iriskwela san mga eskwela.The studying of-the students has-been-for-one-week already.usádanadj suitable for one, adequate for onekàurusádann unity, harmony, accord, oneness, unionIgwa sinda sin kaurusadan.They have unity.
usigusígv [c4] MAG- act; -ON pat. bark. As of an animalmag-usígv barkNano kay nagausig si Puppy?Why is Puppy barking?paràusígadj fond of barkingParausig ini na tutoy.This puppy is fond-of-barking.pag-úsign barkingAn pag-usig san ido an nakapamata sa akon.The barking of-the dog is what awakened me.magparàúsigv nag, pester, hassle, badger, harass. Usually used to refer to women who are always critical of othersDili ka magparausig sa imo asawa.Do not be-continually-nagging your husband.
usisausísav [c8] MAG- act; -ON pat; -AN loc; I- ben.mag-usísav investigate, scrutinize, study carefully, research, find out ; be curiousMag-usisa ka didto manungod sa ikininamatay ni Jose.You investigate there concerning the cause of Jose's death.synusyusoinquirepag-usísan curiosityDili maraot an pag-usisa.Curiosity is not bad.màinusísaadj curiousMainusisa ini na bata.This child is curious.
uslotúslotv [c7] MAG- exp; -AN loc; I- acc; PA--ON pat.mag-úslotv 1protrude, bulgeNagauslot an batangas sa iya bulsa.The dagger is-protruding-out of his pocket.2sproutNag-uslot na an pisog san munggo.The seeds of-the mungo-plant have-sprouted already.pag-úslotn protrusion, bulgeAn pag-uslot san iya sipol an nahadlukan san daraga.The protrusion of his knife is what frightened the marriagable-girl.synwalwalprotruding
usoúson style, fashion, fad, vogue. This is a generic term refering to clothing stylesyntabasstylemodafashion
usok1úsokn stick, fenceNatumba an usok san tanom.The fence of-the plants fell-down.usúkann fenced area, enclosed areaHalapad an akon usukan.My fenced-area is wide.ìúsokv [c7] MAG- act; -AN loc; I- acc/ben. jab into the ground to erect something. Means to jab something into the ground to make it stand uprightIusok agod dili matumba.Jab-it-into-the-ground so-that it will-not fall-over.
UsonÚsonn Uson. The name of a town in the province of Masbate, PhilippinesIgwa sin duha na parapangisda sa Uson.There-were two fishermen in Uson.
usongúsongv [c14] -ON patusúngonv be shoulder carriedGin-usung-usong ako ni Itay.Itay carried me on-his-shoulder.cfabagashoulder
uswagúswagv [c2] MAG- actmag-úswagv progress, prosper, move forwardAmo ini an amon paglaom na padayon kamo na mag-uswag.This is our hope that you will continue to develop.pag-úswagn progressMabubuhay ako kaupod niyo agod makabulig sa iyo pag-uswag.I will-live with you in-order to-be-able-to-help in your progress.
utalutálTagadj dumb, defective in speechMay bungol kag utal na tawo na gindara didto.There-was a deaf and dumb person who was-brought there.cfdilotnot pronounce clearlynguyittongue tiedapa1lumpia wrappermagkàutálv [c5] MAGKA- exp; -ON pat; -AN goal. become garbled, speak defectivelyNagkautal-utal an iya pagsurumaton san nakakita san tulisan.His speech became-garbled when he saw the robbers.
utanútann 1cooked vegetable. Usually refers to leafy vegetablesAn amon sura utan.Our-excl main-dish is cooked-vegetable.2vegetable boiled in coconut milk and spicesutánonn raw vegetable, uncooked vegetableMagbakal ka sin utanon sa mirkado.You buy some raw-vegetables at-the market.syngulayvegetablemag-útanv [c5] MAG- ag; -ON pat ; -AN loc. cook vegetablesMag-utan ka sin upo.You cook some white-squash.
utangútangn debt, account, creditBayadan mo an imo utang.You pay your debt.mag-útangv [c8] MAG- ag; -ON pat; -AN loc; I- acc. owe, be indebted, be obligatedNag-utang siya sa akon sin kwarta.She owed me some money.utangánn creditorparàutángn debtorútang na buótn debt of gratitudeDili mababayadan an utang na buot.The debt-of-gratitude cannot be-paid-with-money.
utasutásBkladj completely dead, broken, cut off. Refers to plant lifesynutod1
utay-utayutay-útayCebv [c1] do little by little, do slowlyUtay-utay na nawawara an baho.The smell fades-to-nothing little-by-little.