baid1v1goodbye greeting, farewell saying, compliment. Also spelled: bayd.Pegketbes kay *nemaid eset kedye, neglayag kay ne.After we had said goodbye/farewell, we sailed away. Act 21:1.Used 8 times in PBV. Mostly "nemaid", one "pegbaid".antpangling 1panling3synadiosmalum 1pedelusduspemuhunpuhun 12wipe off, as in swet from your face. [Different word.]
bakaknthorns like on a rose bush.Mebakak ating bukburak neng rusas.Those rose flowers are full of thorns.synsuksuk
bakal1vthrow a stone or some dirt, throw most anything. Pitch a ball, toss an object, chuck an object. 2. Bakal is iron metal in Tag., Steel is asero; or besi' and balan in Pela'wano.Bekala' si Trina et bu'ul.[You] throw the ball to Trina.Binakal - throw stones at, stone someone [bekalen].; Megbakal - throwing the ball.; Pegbekalen - someone is throwing the ball.; Ipebakal - to have/let someone throw a ball.; Nebakal - have thrown the ball.; Stone to death, see "bekalen".antseluen1seluen2sembutensynbekalen 1bekberekbelitukelibagtukelibagtukelibetbetelibetbetibekala'ibelitukitimbagperek-pereksugbatapuk1tapuk2timbagtimbagtimbagtimbagtimbagtimbagyumpen2niron metal in Tagalog. In Pele'wan it is besi' for iron, and balan for steel. Tag. steel is Ascero.synbesi' 1
bakegvfood-stuck in throat.Penginum et danum apang diki bekegan ke.Drink water so that the food can't stick in your throat.Kasi' pegkerekla' mengaan, kalu' bekegan ke.Don't eat so much, you might get food-stuck.Megbakeg - eating cooked cassava stuck in throat.; Pegbakegan - someone eating cooked cassava got it stuck in their throat.; Ipebakeg - to let someone eat cooked cassava stuck in their throat.; Nebakegan - have had food stuck in throat.
bakesnbelt for clothing, pants, belt to hold clothing in place, especially pants.Megbakes - to put on a belt.; Pegbekesan - someone is putting a belt around their waistline.; Ipebakes - to let someone put a belt around their waistline.; Nebakesan - have put a belt around their waistline.antbeklesensynabetabetbakusbedbed2bedbed2betekbetekebet3ebet3limbedsigetsinturunsugpat
bakidnbasket-type, large, deep-type, basket for vegetables used especially in marketing. 2. one sack of rice, sack for grain.Nengelen ku kenye et duang bakid parey.I bought him two big sacks of rice.Megbakid - one sack full of rice.; Pegbekinan - someone is putting rice in a sack or big basket.; Ipebakid - to let someone put rice in a sack.; Nebekinan - have put rice in a sack.synambungembungtabig2tabig2tiklistingkeptingkep
bakirnfruit type, sweet fruit about the size and shape of a tennis ball.Si Misko nengisi' et bua' et bakir.Misko got the fruit of bakir.
bakudnfence that goes around a piece of land.Megbakud - to put up a fence.; Pegbekuran - someone is putting a fence around his back yard.; Ipebakud - to let someone put up a fence.; Nebekuran - have finished putting up a fence.synlideng-lideng