lomotBlack or green algae, grows in payew or water container, a moss also.Nalomotan nan timbada.Their pail is covered with green algae.1.5.3.2Weeds classed as 'kames'
lomposTo gasp for breath, as after being smothered.NaIlo.posan isnan tinmikidana.He gasped for breath when he went up.2.2.1Breathe, breathcfmaIlo.posan
lom-oTo cook rice until it is well done and dry.Nalom-o et nan inoto.The rice is already well done.5.2.1Food preparationcflinay
lonagTo melt.Nalonag nan plastic ay palato tay naisag-en isnan apoy.The plastic plate melted for it was placed near the fire.8.3.6.2Hard, firmcfanolonaw
lonakPrayer said to bless the rice before it is removed from the |Ilo.a or gimata basket before it is stacked.Lonakanda nan pagey sadapay padakaen isnan gimata.They |Ilo.ak before they take out the palay from the gimata.4.2.2.1Ceremonycfgido1
lopangisunspec. var. oflopngis 2To pull off something small; as a loose fingernail or the wings of flying insects.
lopayunspec. var. oflapayHanging, as the ears of a dog.
lopdot-en To pull something off, as a loose pocket or a feather.Linopdotna nan dotdot di manokna ta ilikilikna isnan ingana.He pulled off the feather of his chicken to use it to scratch the inside of his ear.7.3.2.8Pull
lopekna- Rotten, of reeds.Nalopek nan linogamna tay nabayag ay nibabababadeng.The weeds he pulled out is rotten for it was left down for a long time.8.3.6.5Soft, flimsy