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dosnog
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unspec. var. of
desnag
dosngel
unspec. var. of
dosngil
dosngil
unspec. var.
dosngel
-en
Harder than
tampik
.
Mendosngilko sik-a man.
I will hit you hard .
7.7.1
Hit
dosngo
To butt into something with the
ngoweb
.
Dinosngon di beteg siya.
The pig butted him with its snout.
1.6.2
Parts of an animal
cf
dongpal
dosnog
1
dosog
To walk in a disorderly fashion as when dizzy.
Bog.
7.2.3.5
Move past, over, through
cf
dapig
dosok
A ravine between hills, as a creek bed.
1.2.1.4
Valley
dotdot
Feathers. Also fur or body hair.
Dinotdotana nan koyat.
He pulled out the feathers of the bird.
6.3.6.1
Chicken
cf
dogat
dotok
To appoint someone
Siya nan nadotokan ay men-apo.
He was appointed to lead/head.
3.3.1.2
Choose
dowa
1
Two.
Dowada ay ninkanta id kawni.
Two of them sang awhIlo. ago.
8.1.1.1
Cardinal numbers
cf
dowadowa
gedwa
kagedwa
dowa
2
To give.
Indowana id kawni san lapisko.
He gave awhile ago my pencil.
Bog.
7.4.1
Give, hand to
cf
idya
dowadowa
To be in doubt (from
dowa
"two").
Mendowadowaak no sak makkey.
I am doubtful if I will come along.
3.2
Think
cf
dodowa
dowa
1
dowag
Boards extending from the floor of the
baeg
to the roof, used for storing things.
Bog.
6.5.2
Parts of a building
cf
baeg
dowampoo
Two tens or twenty.
Dowampoo am-iam-in nan gomotko.
My fingers and toes all in all are twenty.
8.1.1.1
Cardinal numbers
dowaw
Turban used for certain ceremonies.
5.3.6
Parts of clothing
doyan
Mouse.
Bog.
1.6.1.1
Mammal
cf
gatteb
1
doykaw
To point at someone or something with the forefinger.
Dokyadokyawana sik-a dakapay adi iyadi.
He keeps pointing at you yet you don't forbid.
Bog.
7.1.9
Move a part of the body
cf
dokyaw
1
doyo
A wooden platter, used for meat.
5.2.2.8
Eating utensil
doyog
A coconut shell bowl, larger than
apag
.
Ankileng
5.2.2.8
Eating utensil
doy-ok
To pierce with something pointed into a soft spot, as the stomach.
Dinoy-okda nan egesna.
They pierced his stomach.
7.3.2.6
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