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aged1Sour. Bad smell.SagMen-aged nan lobban.The pomelo is sour.Besao2.3.3Taste2men- A bad or foul smell; smelly.BesMen-aged nan natey ay otot.The dead rat is smelly.2.3.4Smellcfpagengpeng1
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agel-el1A stuffed nose.2.2Body functions2Stuffy nose.2.2.4Mucus
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agewSun, day.Egay nangagew id kawni.It did not sunshine today.8.4.1Period of time1.1.1Sun
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aggagapoBesunspec. var. ofaggapong
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aggakiCrab.Nangaggakida isnan ginawang.They got crabs from the river.1.6.1.5Fish
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aggamaA small red crab.1.6.1.5Fish
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aggan-en To call someone, to summon, by word or motion.Ag-agganda sik-a.They are calling you.4.2.1.1Invite
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aggapang1Rugged, uneven, as in a road or pathway.Naagaagapang nan kalsa isnan Mountain Trail.The Mountain Trail road is rugged.8States2Sharp stones, formerly used for chopping.1.2.2.2Rock
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aggapongunspec. var.aggagapoBesLarge type onas, med. length joints.6.2.1.5.1Sugarcane
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aggongmen- To gather to visit.Men-ag-aggong nan mensaskot isnan kag-aw.The mothers of babies gather to visit during daytime.4.2.7Play, fun
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agiRelative.Ado nan agimi ya agida.There are many relatives of ours and relatives of theirs.4.1.9Kinship
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agid11Pointed. To sharpen something to a point.Inagidana nan pao.He sharpened the stick.8.3.1Shape6.6.3Working with wood2To scrape rice kernals from the stalk.Nin-agidda is doom.They scraped young rice from the stalk.6.2.1.1.1Growing ricecfsangyap
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agid2Something used to strip grains from the stalk. v. -en.Agidenyo nan doom.Strip off the grains of the doom.6.2.1.1.1Growing rice
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agimbasCrooked of something cut. Naaagimbas nan kinaltibna.The thing he cut is crooked.8.3.1.3Straight
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aginJust (false intention).Aginda lalagto.They pretended to jump.3.5.1.3True
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agmotmen- To grumble, complain about somethingMen-agmoagmot dakpay igiginek.He keeps grumbling while I kept silent.3.5.1.8.5Complain
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agnebanKind of rice wine jar.Archaic5.2.1.4.1Rice wine jars
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agno1Camoti plant when it begins to leaf and bear fruit.Nangagnoda is maange.They gathered agno for pig's food.6.2.1.2.3Growing sweet potatoescfobi
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agno2Camote plant, obi, left camote in the field and it begins to leaf and bear fruit.Nangagnoda issan nadiyan ay om-a.They gathered agno in the rejected camote field.6.2.1.2.3Growing sweet potatoes
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ago1-en To bank a fire, to gather fire together. To build up a fire by blowing or rearranging the wood.Agowam ta adi katkatey nan apoy.Tend to the fire so that it will not die.5.5.1Light a fire5.5.3Extinguish a fire2To rekindle the fire by blowing on the dying embers.1.1.2.1Blow aircfaapawop
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agobBad smelling.Men-alalagob nan ototna.His flatulence is very bad smelling.antbango22.3.4Smell
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agodGreen beans, ready to eat as a vegetable. Bog.6.2.1.3.1Beans
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agodongEdible snail.Nangagodong si ina is maisibo.Mother gathered agodong for viand.1.6.1Types of animalscfkikiting
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agok-okTo swallow liquid.Men-agok-okna nan danum.He swallowed the water.5.2.2.7Drinkcfgokgok1
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