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taniyender. oftani1Vwill separate from the rest as something special
tantan1tantanSCE.reach satisfaction der.katantanansatifactiontantanen2will reach one's satisfaction with s.th.
tantananvb.auxevery effort expended
tantanen2tantander. oftantan1vb.auxwill reach one's satisfaction with s.th.Tantanen ku tumellek sa linaw dyumateng aku adti sakal.I will be +satisfied when I can dive in the lake (and) I have arrived at the bottom. 3.4.1.1.6Contentment
tap1taapSCE.winnowder.migtap2s.o. cleaned grain or beans by using a biga
tapatapa1NTapa is dried meat that is usually smoked over a fire in order to preserve it.5.2Food22.1make dried, smoked meat
tapakta.pakSCE.thing patchedder.tapakanhole will be patched
tapakander. oftapakVhole will be patched
tapayanta.pa.ˈyanNa spider (generic)1.6.1.7InsectZoolzoology
tapaytapaytapaytapayadjIf something or someone is tapaytapay, it is ancient or very old.Tapaytapay da silan mig-egket.They were married a long time ago.
tapid1ˈta.pidta.pidSCE.put in order; arrangeder.migtapids.o. arrangedpigtapid2Arange and put in order.If a woman pigtapid things on a table, her clothing, or her dress, she is putting them in order.tapidenwill arrange
tapidender. oftapid1Arrange and put in order.Vwill arrange
tapidtapidSCE.arrange things in orderder.magtapidtapidsomeone is in the habit of arranging somethingpigtapidtapidarranged somethingtapidtapidenwill arrange s.th. in some kind of order
tapidtapidender. oftapidtapidVwill arrange s.th. in some kind of order
taping1tapiŋn.possd1Taping is the dirt on one's body. 2.1Body5.6.1Clean, dirty2dirt on anythingBatu ya pakamang sa taping na kalnidu.Stones is what is used to remove dirt from a cooking pot.der.katapinganbe contaminated; become dirtykatapingibe dirty; uncleantapingenwill be covered with dirt
tapingentapiŋder. oftaping1Vwill be covered with dirt1.2.2.1Soil, dirt2.1Body5.6.1Clean, dirty
tapinitapini11.1sort out things5Daily life7.5.5Organize
tapistapisNthe stem-cup of the coconut fruitThe tapis is the stem cup that attaches from the bracts to the "eyes" of the coconut fruit.1.5.5.3palmBotbotany
tapli-ayder. oftapli'Na covering
tapli'tapliʔ11.1If someone pigtapli' a bandage, tape, paper, they have pasted it on something and attached with adhesive, string, nail or tack.7.5.2Join, attach6.7.5Fastening tool7.5.4.1Rope, string7.3.2.4.1Hangder.tapli-aya covering
taptap1taptapSCE.brush off from one's hands or legsder.taptapen2If someone will taptapen, they will dust or brush off something from their hands.
taptapen2taptapder. oftaptap1VIf someone will taptapen, they will dust or brush off something from their hands.
tapun1tapunSCE.propagate; transmitder.pakalintapun1to continually pass on from one person to anotherpigpakalintapun2continually passed on from one person to anothertumapun2If a person has an contagious illness and it tyumapun, he has transmitted it to other people.
tas1taasSCE.1high locationder.pakatasantumas2above /high (in status or authority)comp.adti tas2there above s.th. der.katas2be high (in elevation)matas3s.o. is high in statusmatas2s.th. is perceived as being high (in height)matas1s.th. is above s.th. elsepakatasencause to become long (said of hair)
tasakta.ˈsak1NTasak is sweet potato cooked in a bamboo tube.5.2Food2cook sweet potato in a bamboo tube