greetkomosta 1.3vtTo greet someone; to send greetings through another person.Pagpakomostao ong nindiong tanan atan ong balay mi.I amgreeting all of you there at your house.Pamangomosta ka ong nindio tang tanan ang mga logod tani.All the brothers and sisters here also sendgreetings to you.Pagakabot na ong balay, dayon ang kinomosta na si Lolo.When he arrived at the house, he proceeded to greet Grandfather.Ikomostao ka nio ong ni Jose don ong Puerto.Please greet Jose forme there in Puerto [Princesa City].Agpakomostana ka ong yen tang tangay mo.Your friend is asking me togreetyou. (lit. You are being greeted by your friend through me.)bogno21.1vtTo greet or acknowledge someone on the street in passing.Angay agbognon mo tang taw ang indi gailala mo?Why do you greet people you don't know?
greet with a bowsalodo 1.1vtTo salute; to greet with a salute or a bowing gesture.Kada mabagat tang mga iskoila tang maistra nira, agsalodoan nira.Each time the pupils meet their teacher they bowandgreet her.ov. syn.saliot 2.1
greetingskomosta 1.2nGreetings; regards.Ipakabot mi ka tang pangomosta amen ong mga logod ta ong San Vicente.Please extend our greetings to our siblings in San Vicente.
griefkonsimision 1.1nGrief; disappointment; worry.Belag lamang ta ge-lay tang konsimision ong panemdeman nira.The grief that they felt was not just small.kasisintiren11.1nEmotional pain, grief; hurt or bad feelings towards someone.Indi enged malobot-lobot tang kasisintiren tang popotokon na tenged ong ana nang nalmet.Her grief over her child who drowned will never cease (lit. will never be used up).Ba-lo ita mangadi ig mama-dol ong Dios, dapat anday kasilag obin kasisintiren ong masig ka taw ta.Before we pray and ask God for anything we should have no angry or badfeelings towards our fellowmen.rel. wrd.masit ong nemsinti11
grievekonsimision 1.2vi., vtVery worried; to be very sad, disappointed; to be grieved over something; to be in despair.Pagkonsimision ta mo-ya tang nanay na tenged ong pagpakatawa tang ana na ta māga.Her mother is very grieved because of her marrying so young.Angay agpapagkonsimisionon mo tang logod mo, taben galiag pa kang magadal?Why are you causing your sister tobesosad, does she perhaps want to study?ov. syn.bigo 1.2sinti11.1yegte 1.1ov. syn.sinti11.1yegte 1rel. wrd.loksa 1.1makayeyegte11.1sebe 1sinti11yegte 1yegte 1viTo grieve; to feel sad about something.Gayegte tanandia ong logod nang napatay.She is grieving over her sibling who died.ov. syn.sebe 1.1sinti11sebe 1.1ov. syn.sebe 1sinti11.1rel. wrd.loksa 1.1sebe 1sinti11yegte 1viTo grieve; to feel sad about something.Pagsebe tanandia tenged napatay tang lola na.She is grieving because her grandmother died.Pagsebe tanandia tenged indi tanandia mapagadal mandian.She is feelingsad because she is not able to study now.ov. syn.sinti11yegte 1.1sinti11.1Antlipay 1.2sinti11ov. syn.basi21.2ba-yag 1.2bera-bera 1.1demdem12.1kelba 1.1sebe 1.1sinti11sinti11sinti11sinti11sinti11sinti11sinti11yegte 1.1rel. wrd.kasisintiren11.1kasisintiren21loksa 1.1masit ong nemmasit21.1sebe 1sinti11sinti11sinti11sit 2.3yegte 1vi., vtTo grieve; to regret or lament something; to feel sad or bad about something; to worry about something, be concerned about something.Pagsinti tanandia ta dorog kabael ong nobio nang napatay.She is grieving greatly over her fiancé who died.Pagsintio mandian ta doro kabael tenged andang pisan ay mapalbeto ong nindio, gipito ka mandian.I greatly regret that I have nothing at all to lend you, I'm so hardshipped now.Mabael tang agsintien na ong popotokon na tang binitala ong nandia tang nanay na.He is really feelingbad (literally, the pain he feels in his heart is large) about the scolding his mother gave him.Pagsintio ong kolintatong bolawan ang nalipat.I feelsad about my gold necklace that was lost.Pagsintio ong kalibotan, itaben pomalet mga maglekato ra.I amworrying about the weather, it might become windy when I'm about to leave to go home.ov. syn.konsimision 1.2pongaw 1.2sebe 1sit 1yegte 1
grieve, for a ghost toinamblig 1.1viFor the soul or ghost of a deceased person to grieve or to have hard feelings towards the living; for a person to have hurt or bad feelings resulting in sickness.Ang motor ang agtayan tang ana na nalanggan tenged ang kalag ay nanamblig, onopa, ang ana na indi ra napasakep ong lebeng na.The boat his child was riding on had engine problems because his ghost washurtandmadehimselfknown, because his child did not attend his burial.Manginamblig tang kalag na mga ang ana na indi ra pagdemdem.His ghost willgrieve if his children don't remember him.Indi bitalan mo tang mola, panginamblig tang nem na, itaben magmasit.Don't scold the child, his feelings willbehurt, and he might get sick.rel. wrd.bolto11
grill fish, tokiaw11.1rel. wrd.asal 1.1kiaw11kiaw11kiaw11lapo 1leb21.1prito 1.1vtTo grill food, usually fish; to roast over coals.Manggiaw ita ra ta kamait.Let's roast some corn.Kiawono tang yan ang binakalo, yay masabor ang panganen.I'll grill the fish I bought, that's how it is delicious to eat.rel. wrd.karong 1tolba 1.1
grilledkindiaw21.1nBroiled or grilled food, usually fish or meat.
grillworkparilia 2.1nMetal framework used to reinforce cement work, that looks like a grill.
grindkayeget 1.1vi., vtFor teeth to grind together; for a person to grind their teeth.Ang domang taw mga gasilag kakayeget tang isi nira.When some people get mad their teeth grindtogether. Ang katawa na mga gapoyat pagpakayeget tang isi na.When her husband sleeps he grinds his teeth.
grind downmolion 1.2vtTo grind down a metal object to make it thinner.Agmolionon ni Juan tang ilisi tang motor tenged madamel.Juan isgrindingdown his propeller because it is thick.
grind rice finelygalapong 1.1nFinely ground rice. (It can be used for making bibingka cakes, or for rice porridge for small children.)
grind somethinggiling 1.1vtTo grind, mill rice to remove the husks; to have rice milled; to grind other things, such as meat.Mga ang parayo malango ipagilingo rin.When my rice is dry I will have it milled. Masabor ang lotokon ang bibingka tang belat ang giniling. It's delicious to cook bibingka cakes from milled rice.
grind very finete-ted 1.1vtTo finely chop, pound, or grind up something into very small pieces.Te-teden mo ta masinlo tang paminta.Pound the black peppercorns intoverysmallpieces.
grindermolion 1.1nHand grinder used for sharpening, grinding or shaping metal.gilingan 1.1nRice mill; grinder.Indi ita mapagpagiling tenged langga tang gilingan. We can't have our rice milled because the ricemill is broken.synkiskisan 1.1
gritty with sandkenay 1.3adjSandy; gritty with sand.Ang ki-yoy tang kaliman mga lagaen makenay-kenay ang panganen.When the eggs of a sea turtle are boiled they are gritty when eaten.
groan in painaro 1.1viFor a person or animal to make a deep groaning sound in the throat from being in pain. (Before a person dies this is often the sound they make if they are in pain or their chest is very congested.)Ang bakang pangana pisan ang gāro. The cow giving birth is really groaningdeepinitsthroat. ov. syn.aroy 1.2daling 1.1
groan in sleepopay 1.2viTo have a terrible nightmare, accompanied by babbling, crying out or groaning in one's sleep.Aromanay ong koartō ang mapoyat, itaben opayeno. Please be my companion in my room when I sleep, I might haveanightmareandcryoutinmysleep. Aroy! Aggopayen tanandia! Poawon mo kay!Oh no! He is cryingandgroaningfromanightmare! Wake him up!Inopayo rin talabi, mo-ya lamang namalamado kang lagi.I nearlyhadaterriblenightmare last night, it's a good thing that I was able to wake up right away.rel. wrd.bangongot 1.2talakinep 1talakinep 1.2
groom (in a wedding)laling karasalen 1.1nThe groom (lit. the man who will be married).
grope around in darkkarap 1.1vtTo search for something by groping or feeling around in the dark; to rummage through things; to touch or mess things up.Maki-ep talabi animan pangarap-karapo ra lamang ang pagdilem ta posporo.It was dark last night so I was just gropingaroundinthedark for a matchstick.Onopay agkarap-karapen mo atan ong aparador?What are you searchingfor there in the cupboard?Doro pang obra ta, sigoro ang doma indi ka makarap ta.We still have a lot of work, maybe some of it we won't even beabletostarton (lit. touch).ov. syn.ka-kad 1.1kaliwadwad 1.1rel. wrd.dilem 1peleg 1tandeg 1
groundsagi-rot 1.2vtTo shuffle one's feet when walking; to scuff one's shoes, rubber slippers on the ground.Angay mga papanaw tang taw ang asia pisan ang pagpasagi-rot? Why is it that when that person walks he shuffleshisfeet a lot?Indi kay pasagi-roton mo tang tsinilas mo tenged makolapok.Please don't scuff your rubber slippers because it creates dust.rel. wrd.kiang 1.1piang 1dibabak 1.1synbabakán 2.1dibabak 1patalobabak 1Antalawig 1.1ambog 1.2dibabak 1dibabak 1dibabak 1lawig 1.3ov. syn.dibabak 1kadibabakan22.1rel. wrd.dibabak 1mapinadibabaken ta nem21.1adjShort in height; low to the ground.Tandandia dibabak ang taw piro maiteg.He's a short person but he's courageous.Teta maski dibabak pa tang papa ta nioy, pamorak da.Sometimes even though a coconut tree is still short, nevertheless it's already bearing fruit.Angay ang lamisan ang nang pinaboato ay masiadong kadibabak?Why is this table that I had made soverylow? ov. syn.potot 1.1bogsok 1.2vtTo drive or pound a stake into the ground; to be stabbed or impaled by the pointed end of a stake, piece of wood, or bamboo.Mga mategat tang tanek, ang agbobogsok pirnos kang lagi ba-lo tang bogsok. When the ground is hard what is drivenintotheground is first a large pry bar and then the pointedstake.Sinigbongo tang kawayan, may ge-ley nabogsokano. I cut down the bamboo with one swipe, and I was nearly impaledbythepointedend. rel. wrd.palpal 1.1tagdek 1.2tokod11tagdek 1.2vtTo put posts or stakes in the ground; to stick a branch of a plant, flower in dirt to cause it to take root and grow; to stick the point of a blade into the ground with the handle up.Ang ged itagdek mo tani ong may kodal, komiteno lamang.Stick the machete here intheground by the fence, I'll just get it.Itagdek mo ra tang mga potog para magkodal ita ra.Please put the posts intheground so that we can start making the fence.Tagdekan mo ta bi-lak tang lindoak mo agod matandan mo.Putstakes next to the seeds you planted so you remember where they are.rel. wrd.bogsok 1.2palpal 1.1tokod11tagiad 1.1viFor something to drag on the ground because of being too long; for something to hang down, sag, or droop, almost touching the ground.Siminagiad tang lambong na ong tanek tenged masiadong māboat ong nandia.Her dress draggedontheground because it was too long for her.Timinagiad tang mga sinalpoan ong tanek tenged indi inelet tang ta-bayan.The laundry draggedontheground because the line was not tightened.Ang baboy mo sigoro mangana ra, pisan dang tatagiad tang sian na.Maybe your pig is about to give birth, its stomach is really saggingalmosttotheground. lobo 1.1vtTo wrestle someone to the ground and be on top on them (this can lead to being raped); to wrestle, fight over something.Mo-ya ngani nasikado, linobō rin tang taw ang baleng.It is good I ran, I would have been wrestledtothegroundandraped by the drunk man.Onopay agpagloboan tang mga kiro?What are the dogs wrestlingover?ov. syn.domog 1.1kolokobo 1.1gawang 1.1nA space, opening, sometimes where something has been removed; a hole in the ground, usually caused by erosion.Angay may gawang na ra tang kodal? Ma-led da tang kambing.Why is there now an opening in the fence? The goats will be able to come in.Mabael da tang gawang ong tanek don ong dobali tang balay.The hole in the ground there on the other side of the house is already large.ov. syn.galoang 1.3rel. wrd.galoang 1.3inalian21.1inalian21.1lopa-pak 1.1viTo sit on the ground or floor with legs flat, or crossed, touching the ground.Pa-dengen mo kay tang mola lolopa-pak si ong tanek.Please stand the child up, he is sittingontheground again.rel. wrd.sikongkong 1.1singkolong 1.1