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get loosepo-lot 1.1rel. wrd.liat 1.1palpat 1po-lot 1viTo fall through or into a hole, or out of the bottom of a box; to slip out of one's grasp; for pants to slip down; to get loose, free by squeezing through a small space, or slipping out of a rope.Napo-lot tang mola ong boloat.The child fell into the hole.Dapat tampekan ta mo-ya tang inalian ang asia, itaben mapo-lotan ta mamola.That hole should be filled in well, a child might fall into it. Aroy, napo-lot tang agbiotanong ged! Nabe-takan din tang kakayo!Oh my, the machete I was holding slipped out of my hand! It nearly landed on my foot!Gapo-lot da tang kaliolioto, malogak da tang garter na.My pants keep slipping down, the elastic waistband is too slack.Napo-lot tang baboy amen tenged maelag tang kolongan.Our pig got loose because the pen has large spaces between the slats.Belag ta maelet tang baliget mo tang teked tang baka animan mino-lot.The knot you made in the tether was not tight and therefore the cow slipped out.ov. syn.loslos1 1.1palpat 1.2palpat 1.1rel. wrd.liat 1.1palpat 1po-lot 1viFor something to accidentally get free, get loose.Ang baboy tang kamalay amen ay napalpat nongapon.Our neighbor's pig got loose yesterday.
get outpoira1 1.1exprGet out! Go away!"Kapostora tang ana mo". "Poira bogno! Lawayan mo kay!""Your child is very beautiful". "Go away curse! Put saliva on [the child]!"
get out ofli-sin 1.1vtTo duck or get out of the way; to dodge something or someone; to avoid, evade a person; to skirt, go around a place.Pali-sina ong taw ang gabaleng, itaben sontokona nandia.Get out of the way of a drunk person, he might hit you.Na-peto rin tang bola mo-ya ngani nali-sinano. I was nearly hit by the ball but thankfully I was able to get out of the way.ov. syn.likay 1.1pali-wan 1.1losot 1.1viTo escape; to get out of a place or a predicament.Aba! Lomosota rin! Sigoro kalaom mo anday taw tani ang pagbantay.Oh! You were going to escape! Maybe you thought there was no one here watching.Nalosot tanandia ong kaso na tenged anday nagtistigos ong kalaban na.He got out of his case because his opponent had no witness.ov. syn.layas 1
get out of bedbangon 1.1rel. wrd.asinso 1bangon 1bawik 1bongkarat 2.1viTo rise, to get up from a prone position; to get up out of bed.Indi kaya tang mepet ang mambangon ta sadili na.The old person is not able to get up by himself.Bangon da! Kaldaw da!Get up! It's already morning!
get rid ofpotol 2.1vi., vtFor something to be cut off, such as electricity, a student's allowance, etc.; to stop, get rid of (lit. to cut off) one's bad habits.Napotol si tang korinti talabi.The electricity was cut off again last night.Angay pagpelega, potolon mo kay tang ogali mong asia.Why are you always taking things, please get rid of (lit. cut off) that habit of yours.
get someone's attention (pssst sound)sitsit 1.1vtFor someone to make the sound 'pssst' at another person in order to get their attention.Ang mga lali ong logar amen, mga gaita ta babay agsitsitan ang lagi nira.The boys in our place, when they see a girl they immediately make the sound 'pssst' to get their attention.
get somethingkomit 1.1ov. syn.dawi 1.2komit 1komit 1komit 1komit 1komit 1komit 1komit 1komit 1komit 1komit 1komit 1kopit 1.1kosil 1.1lepet 1.1loa 1.3ogot 1.1patigayon 1.3peleg 2.1sinti2 1.1takaw 1.1tangtang 1.1rel. wrd.anday kalibotan 1.1ilaw2 1kalaw 1kamkam 1.1ki-lep 1komit 1komit 1komit 1komit 1logod2 1.1paloa1 1peleg 1pisik 1.1simet 1vtTo go and get something; to fetch or retrieve something; to take something out of the place it was put or stored; to catch fish, edible snails, etc; to understand, "get" a joke or a person's meaning.Komiten mo kay tang sabon don ong banyo.Please get the soap there in the bathroom.Anday nakomit nira tenged nabontok tang tamsi.They didn't catch anything because the fishing line broke.Indi nakomit na tang onopay maliagong yaning.He didn't get what I meant.ov. syn.dep 4.1paloa1 1.1
get the meaningdep 4.1vtTo understand, to get someone's meaning or the point of what they said.Ang molang asia dorog ka brait, ang maski onopay gaba-yan na gadēp nang lagi.That child is very bright, whatever he hears he gets it right away.ov. syn.komit 1.1sinti2 1.1komit 1.1ov. syn.dawi 1.2komit 1komit 1komit 1komit 1komit 1komit 1komit 1komit 1komit 1komit 1komit 1kopit 1.1kosil 1.1lepet 1.1loa 1.3ogot 1.1patigayon 1.3peleg 2.1sinti2 1.1takaw 1.1tangtang 1.1rel. wrd.anday kalibotan 1.1ilaw2 1kalaw 1kamkam 1.1ki-lep 1komit 1komit 1komit 1komit 1logod2 1.1paloa1 1peleg 1pisik 1.1simet 1vtTo go and get something; to fetch or retrieve something; to take something out of the place it was put or stored; to catch fish, edible snails, etc; to understand, "get" a joke or a person's meaning.Komiten mo kay tang sabon don ong banyo.Please get the soap there in the bathroom.Anday nakomit nira tenged nabontok tang tamsi.They didn't catch anything because the fishing line broke.Indi nakomit na tang onopay maliagong yaning.He didn't get what I meant.ov. syn.dep 4.1paloa1 1.1sinti2 1.1vtTo understand, to get someone's meaning or the point of what they said.Indio nasinti tang onopay maliag yaning tang binitala mo.I didn't understand the meaning of what you said.ov. syn.dep 4.1komit 1
get things togethersimet 1.1ov. syn.imes 1.2imes 2.1kolikta 1.1simet 1simet 1simet 1rel. wrd.ilaw2 1komit 1pisik 1.1simet 1viFor people to assemble, congregate, or gather together at a place, usually for a specific purpose.Alos ang tanan ang taw ang taga lansangan namagsirimet-simet don ong loa tang balay.Almost all the people of the town had gathered there outside the house.ov. syn.imbeng 1.2tompok 2.1
get togetherimbeng 1.2ov. syn.boli2 1.1imbeng 1imbeng 1imbeng 1intra 2.1sinagpan1 4.1rel. wrd.a-pen 1atindir 1.1imbeng 1viFor a group of people to get together, gather together.Mamagimbeng-imbeng ita lagat-lagat para ong miting ta.We'll just get together later for our meeting.Tani amo kay! Mamagirimbeng itang magpiknik.Come! Let's get together for a picnic.ov. syn.a-pen 1ileg 1.1simet 1.1imes 2.1viFor people to get together, gather together for a purpose.Pamagimes-imes da tanira mandian tenged may miting nira.They are gathering together now because they have a meeting.ov. syn.paragsimet-simetan 2simet 1bagat 1.2ov. syn.a-mo 1.1bagat 1bagat 1tagbo1 1.1viTo all meet, get together to have a meeting or a good time.Dorog kambeng mga pamagbagat-bagat itang mamagtangay.It's a lot of fun when we friends get together. ov. syn.mamagirimbengmamagsirimet-simet
get upbangon 1.1rel. wrd.asinso 1bangon 1bawik 1bongkarat 2.1viTo rise, to get up from a prone position; to get up out of bed.Indi kaya tang mepet ang mambangon ta sadili na.The old person is not able to get up by himself.Bangon da! Kaldaw da!Get up! It's already morning!
get worse (illness)kasag1 1.1Antkasag1 1minos 1.2viFor something to increase in size or amount; to get worse.Pisan ang kakasag tang keykeyo mga malamig.My cough really gets worse when it's cold out.Ang igad na ay kiminasag da tenged pinabayan na.His wound became larger because he neglected it.Antminos 1o-ya 1
get worse (injury)sigbak 1.1viTo strain a muscle, or a part of the body; to become very sore and bruised; for an injury to become worse; for fruit to become bruised, damaged.Nasigbak tang kakayo ong sobrang panaw.My leg was strained by much walking.Linaban na ta ayo tang kiro piro indi naporoan, nasigbak lamang.He beat the dog with a piece of wood, but it was not hit hard enough to kill it, it just became badly bruised.Indi pi-nit pi-niten mo tang pelta, asia masigbak. Don't squeeze your boil, it will become worse. Mga mangalap amo ta kawmanggang lotok, gamiten mi tang karokal agod indi mabo-log ong tanek, itaben masigbak. When you pick ripe mangoes, use the pole with a net so that they don't fall on the ground, they might get bruised.
get worse (problem)otonan 1.1vi., vtFor a problem to become worse; to add to a problem, make something worse.Indi ra gamiten mo tang karo tenged may langga nang ge-ley, itaben maotonan pa asta mambael.Don't use the cart anymore because it is broken a little and perhaps it will become worse yet until the problem becomes big.Gerepan dang lagi si Nanay ong ni Manong, man inotonan mo si.Mother is already mad at Older Brother, and then you just added to it.
ghostkalag 1.1ov. syn.kalag 1malignos 1.1rel. wrd.ba-yag 1bolto1 2.1kalag 1paita 1nSoul; ghost; spirit of a dead person.Ang taw onong dorong talak na indi maka-yat tang kalag na ong langit.It is said that a person with many sins, his soul won't go up to heaven.ov. syn.ispirito 1.1peled2 1.1peled2 1.1ov. syn.malignos 1.1peled2 1nGhost; apparition; something that is spooky or scary.Naita ami ta peled talabi don ong balay ang anda ray gistar ang taw.We saw a ghost last night there at the house that no longer has anyone living in it.ov. syn.kalag 1.1dagem-dagem 1.1vi., vtTo make a low moaning sound like a ghost.Tanopasia agdāgem-dāgeman amen tang mamola don ong balay-balay nira ig dorong eled nira.Some time ago we were moaning like a ghost at the kids there in the their little playhouse and they were so frightened.
ghost appearpaita 2.1vi., vtTo appear, as of a ghost or spirit; to show oneself to others.Asing naboi ra si Jesus, napaita tanandia ong ni Mariang Magdalena.When Jesus became alive again, he appeared (lit. showed himself) to Mary Magdalene.May tatang anghil tang Gino ang napaita ong ni Jose ong talakinep na.There was an angel of the Lord who appeared to Joseph in his dream.
ghost make soundba-yag 3.2viFor the ghost of someone who has died to appear, cause itself to be heard, felt, or smelled.Asing ya-long labi tang polaw ni Lolo nagpaba-yag tanandia.When it was the third night of Grandfather's wake, his ghost caused itself to be heard.
GI (galvanized iron)sin 1.1nGalvanized iron sheet (GI); corrugated metal roofing.rel. wrd.plantsa1 1
giant, a mythicalkapri 1.1nGiant.Ang kapri don gistar ong simban, kalawig-lawigan ono, oman pagsigarilyo.The giant lives in the church, it's said he is very tall and smokes a cigarette.
giftpanaboan 1.1nA gift brought by a person returning from a trip.Ya, nani panaboan mi ong yen, ang belat ang nagalin ong San Vicente.Here, this is your gift from me upon my arrival, it is rice from San Vicente.ov. syn.pasalobong 1.1patabo 1.1rikoirdo 1.1vtTo give a gift to someone; to receive, be given a gift.Angay may sising mo rang bolawan, sigoro rinikoirdo tang nobio mo?Why do you have a gold ring, maybe your boyfriend gave it to you as a gift?synrigalo 1.2patabo 1.1nA gift brought by a person returning from a trip.Pasinsia, anday mapatabō ong nindio.I'm sorry, I have nothing to give you as a gift from my trip. ov. syn.panaboan 1.1pasalobong 1.1rigalo 1.1nA gift; a present.pasalobong 1.1nA gift brought by a person returning from a trip.Yading ekelong pasalobong para ong nindio ang nagalin ong Manila.I've brought many gifts for you from [my trip to] Manila.ov. syn.panaboan 1.1patabo 1.1
gills ofatang 1.1nGills of a fish.Naigadano pa tang atang tang yan.I wounded myself on the gills of the fish.
ginger root for fish pastelangkawat 1.1nA kind of ginger root, very similar to regular ginger, but the smell is a bit different.rel. wrd.eyep 1kalawag2 1.1kamodla 1.1loya 1.1
ginger root of folk healerskamodla 1.1nA kind a root crop similar in size to ginger.rel. wrd.eyep 1kalawag2 1.1langkawat 1.1loya 1.1
ginger root, yellowkalawag2 1.1nA kind of ginger-root that is yellow in color.rel. wrd.eyep 1kamodla 1.1langkawat 1.1loya 1.1