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lebengider. oflebeng1Vbury (me) s.wh. (cmd)Said as one’s dying wish.
lebleb1lɜblɜbRLlyumebleb2SCE.lie prostrateder.leblebangifts given by future husband to family of future wife during a negotiation.nyamebleblay on one’s stomach
leblebander. oflebleb1Vgifts given by future husband to family of future wife during a negotiation.Term used in bride price negotiations.
ledakenV????Ledaken ku ya kawayan pada kabuwawan.I will ??? the kawayan bamboo so that a hole will be made in it.
leg1lɜɜgNsmall pool of waterA leg is often the result of a landslide which dams up a normal water course. As water backs up behind it a small lake is formed.1.3.1Bodies of waterGeoggeography
legaySCE.murder one’s brotherder.makalelegaymurder one’s brother or kinsmanmiglegayone brother murders another brother
legeblɜgɜbSCE.travel the whole area7.2.4Travelder.legebanthe place where one will travel throughout the whole placemaglegeblegebs.o. habitually wanders aroundmiglegeblegeb2wander aroundpigkalegebans.th. meanders throughout a whole areapiglegebtraveled from place to place
legebander. oflegebVthe place where one will travel throughout the whole placeLegeban nami ya Tandawanan kunallaw.We will travel throughout the whole region of Tandawanan tomorrow.
legebenVs.o. will travel throughout a region, or territory
legeblegeb1lɜgɜblɜgɜbcflimbaylimbaypanawpanaw2unspec. comp. form ofpanaw1SCE.wander around
leges1lɜgɜsSCE.1force2Rapeder.legesaraped (neutral)legesenwill force someone or something to domalegeswill force somethingnyalegess.o. is forced to do s.th.pigleges2raped s.o.pigleges2forced s.th.
legesader. ofleges1Vsecraped (neutral)
legesender. ofleges1Vprimwill force someone or something to do
legetlɜgɜtSCE.insistent
legmanlɜgmanNIt can be identified by its small leaves and tiny, white seeds. Said to be good as medicine. One chews the leaves of the legman plant and place the chewed leaves on a bleeding wound.1.5.3.5weedsBotbotany
legtaklɜgtakSCE.moment the sun appears on the horizon in the morningPaglegtak da ya sega.The sun has already appeared on the horizon.antmata na bibangid. ofmatabibang
leka'lɜkaʔopen up (box or book)
lekat1lɜkatSCE.start; beginder.lekatenredeem s.th. (with payment)pagpalekatthe beginningstartpalekatcause to begin
lekat2lɜkatRLlyekatanlyumekatcfsikenprepfrom9.2.4Prepositions, postpositionsder.piglekatredeem s.th. valuablepiglekatans.o. came /comes from a placea source of s.th.
lekat adtiPhr.fromSimsiken
lekatender. oflekat1Vredeem s.th. (with payment)Simsagwal 3
lekbe'1lɜkbɜʔRLlyekbe-an2SCE.look down from a higher elevationder.kalekbe-anto say someone is more skilled than anotherkyalekbe-anbe higher than anything surrounding
leke'SCE.covered overder.lyumeke'something or a place is covered over with smoke or dust
lekeb1lɜkɜbRLkyalekeban21SCE.enclose2Nthe long sides or wall of a sheath of a knife3Nto enclose using the two side of something that relatively parallel and equal in size
leleb1lɜlɜbSCE.repossess collateral and thing rentedder.nyaleleb2repossessed collateral and thing rented