og-anSmall clay pot, used for cooking vegetables.5.2.2.8Eating utensil
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okaThe owner.Siya nan akin-oka isnan nabolod.He is the owner of the thing that was borrowed.6.8.1.5Possession, propertycfkowa1
okagTo bloom, to open, to head, of plants.Nin-okag et nan sabongna.His flower already opened.7.6.3Lose, misplace1.5.6Growth of plants
okasTo remove a knot, to untie, to remove something, i.e. clothing. To release.Inokasna nan galot di sapatosna.He untied the tie of his shoes.7.5.2.4Remove, take apart
okbadTo remove a knot, to untie, to remove something, i.e. clothing. To release.Bog.7.5.2.4Remove, take apartcfwalwal
okenPup.Naiyokenan et nan an-ak nan asona.The puppies of his dog has already past their pup stage.6.3.1Domesticated animal
okiNormal eye discharge.Naokiyan nan matana.His eyes has discharges.2.2Body functions
oking2Rice husks.Inokingan di otot nan pagey.The rat removed the husks of the palay.6.2.1.1.1Growing rice
okip-an To fill in an opening, as between boards or on broken pottery.Inokipana nan baet nan diding.He filled the opening in between the boards of the wall.8.4.6.1.2Stop something
okisPeeling, inedible pods, skin, of plants and fruits. -an To remove okis.Okisanyo nan botilas sapay maisap-ey.Peel the beans before it is sun dried.Inokisanda nan lobban.They peeled the pomelo.7.5.2.4Remove, take apart1.5.5Parts of a plant
okit-en/-an To dig a mollusk out of its shell.Inokitana nan bisokol sanapay iyoto.He dug the mollusk out from its shell before he cooked it.7.5.2.4Remove, take apart
okladTo open, of flowers, also of paper, book.Okladenyo nan libloyo.Open your books.7.6.3Lose, misplacecfbilag1
oklagTo open, of flowers.Naoklag nan sabong di bayaya.The petals of the flower opened.7.6.3Lose, misplace
okmon1To swallow something easily chewed, as vegetables, bread.Okmonem nan kankanem ta adim aaamoomen.Swallow your food and not to just let stay in your mouth.5.2.2.7Drink2Swallow.2.2.3Spit, saliva
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