labulabuVstill firmunspec. comp. formmalabutender (said of meat)
labu'1labuʔSCE.sink intoder.nyalabu'2sink into (such as one's foot into mud)
labuklabukNPatola melon plantIts fruit is used to bathe with because it makes a nice sponge.Cucurbitaceae Luffa acutangula1.5.3Grass, herb, vineBotbotany
labunangSCE.The sound made by something like a tree, book, or something heaving hitting the ground.2.3.2.3Types of soundsder.miglabunagmade sound of a falling tree
ladlad1ladladSCE.spread out any thing rolled upder.ladladaspread out s.th. for s.o. (command)ladladenIf someone ladladen a sleeping mat, blanket, a folded paper that is normally rolled up or folded, she is spreading it out for use.nyaladlads.th. spread out over an areapigladladspread s.th. out flat
ladladaladladder. ofladlad1Vspread out s.th. for s.o. (command)Ladlada ya kamen kay makatulug da ya datu'.+Spread +out the sleeping mat because the datu' will sleep now.
ladladenladladder. ofladlad1VIf someone ladladen a sleeping mat, blanket, a folded paper that is normally rolled up or folded, she is spreading it out for use.
laga1la.ˈgaNThe laga of a fire is the flame, the hot bright gas that is seen when something is burning.5.5.4Burn5.5Fireder.lumaga3s.th. will produce a flame
lagak1lagakvb.statlostder.magkalagaksomething will become lostmalagak2be lostmigkalagaks.th. became lost or left behindnyalagak2someone lost something by misplacing itsomeone gets left behind from the restnyangkalagaksomeone left behind or lost some things
lagaklagakSCE.sort of getting lostder.migpalagaklagaksomeone became lost from sight (usually in a large crowd)
laganas1laganasSCE.erodesaid of soilder.laganasen2If a piece of land is laganasen, it is eroding away by wind and water so that the top soil is gone and only rock is left.
laganasen2laganasder. oflaganas1VIf a piece of land is laganasen, it is eroding away by wind and water so that the top soil is gone and only rock is left.
laganglagaŋNLagang is old, dried bamboo of laya' used for making torches at night.
