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banggil11.1vtTo throw something such as a ball or stone; to throw something out, such as trash; to discard something; to hurl something.Don ibanggil mi tang mga po-pot ong galoang.Throw out the trash there in the big compost pit.Anttagep 1.1ov. syn.pelek 1.1rabon 1.11.2vtTo throw a rock at someone or something; to be hit by something that was thrown.Banggilen mong lagi tang mano para indi magbalik ong pinakaldawan.Quickly throw a rock at the chicken so it won't come back to what is being dried in the sun.Nabanggilō tang bola tenged napalengeto don ong pagkayaman nira.I was accidentally hit by the ball because I came close to where they were playing.rel. wrd.a-pet 1tama2 1
banggod11.1nA stone used for scrubbing the skin when bathing.1.2vtTo scrub the skin with a stone in order to remove dirt; to scrub, brush something very hard to remove dirt, rust, etc.Banggodon mo kay tang boko-bokō, indio makabot.Please scrub my back with a stone, I can't reach it.Binanggodan na ta wi may sabon tang sin ba-lo pinintoran.He scrubbed the corrugated metal roofing with soap and water and then painted it.ov. syn.lodlod 1.1Lodlodon mo kang lagi tang sadiling boling mo ba-lo tang boling ta doma.say. oflodlodlōlo 1.1rel. wrd.baged 1.2banios 1leged 1.1pid 12viTo accidentally scrape one's skin hard against something.Nābanggod tang braso ong kodal animan may banggras na.My arm scraped against the fence and so now it has a scrape on it.
banggras11.1nA wide scrape or abrasion on the skin.1.2vFor something to become scraped or scratched up.Nabanggras tang emet na ta lama tang kawayan tenged pagsinikad, indi nabantay.His face was scratched by the bamboo thorn because he was running and didn't watch out.ov. syn.bad 1gasgas 1.2rel. wrd.karos 1
bangig11.1adjCrooked, lopsided; uneven, as of something made or woven.Bangig tang bindoat mong amek.The mat you made is uneven. 1.2vi., vtTo become crooked, uneven; to make or cause something to be crooked.India kay magpalabet tang aggobraeno, itaben magbangig. Don't interfere with what I'm making, it might turn out uneven.Indi bangigen mo tang pangobra mo tenged anday sayod ang pa-dekan.Don't make your work crooked because it won't be nice to look at.
bangil1vtTo wedge something under something to make it level or prevent it from wiggling.Bangilan mo kay tang kakay tang aparador ang nalangga ra agod magtepengan tang dobali.Kindly place a wedge under the broken leg of the cupboard so that both sides will be even.
bangilid1nSlope of a hill.
bangkil11.1nThe two large, upper incisors of a person or animal; the fangs of a cobra, a dog or other animal; the fangs or tusks of a pig.1.2vstatFor an animal to form its incisors, fangs, or tusks.Bangkilan da tang baboy amen.Our pig is beginning to form its large incisors. rel. wrd.belkag 1.1bongkil 1.1isi1 1.1paneksek 1.1
bangkilan1nA type of wide-bodied fish with two projection on either side of its mouth that look like fangs, bangkil. (Near the head the body it is dark in color, then greenish-yellow, then black near the tail. They have scales but are slippery. They are caught in nets near the coral reef. They are also known as pogay.)synpogay 1.1
bangkoro1nThe noni fruit. (The fruit turns black when it's ripe. Some people boil it and then use the water for medicinal purposes.)
banglo11.1nFragrant smell of something; nice, good smell.1.2adjFragrant, nice smelling; to smell good.Ang belat ang pindinga mga dongkolon mo ay mabanglo.When you cook the pindinga rice it smells good. 1.3vstatTo enjoy or smell the fragrance of something.Agbangloanong pisan tang rosas ang sampagita.I really enjoy the fragrance of the sampagita flower.Antkalpot 1.4rel. wrd.kalpot 1mabanglo 1.1ongaw 1.3pabanglo1der.
bangon11.1viTo 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!1.2vtTo get someone out of bed; to help a person to sit or stand up.Maski indi kang lagi bangonon tang mola mga indi pagini-yak.Never mind about getting the child out of bed if she's not crying.1.3viFor a country, organization, or a person to recover (lit. get up) after a disaster or political collapse.Nabangon da ka mandian tang banoa tenged gatako tang pamangolo-kolo.The country has now recovered because the leaders are wise.ov. syn.bawik 2.1rel. wrd.asinso 1bawik 1bongkarat 2.1
bangongot11.1nNightmare.1.2viTo die in one's sleep during a nightmare.Ang taw ang aggopayen kaministiran ang poawen, itaben bangongoton. A person who is babbling and groaning needs to be woken up or he might die in his sleep. Telekan amen ong koarto na si Manong, patay da, sigoro binangongot. When we looked inside the room of Older Brother, he was already dead, maybe he died from a nightmare.rel. wrd.opay 1.2talakinep 1talakinep 1.2
bangos1nMilkfish.
banios1vtTo rub oil or medicinal leaves on the body, to relieve itching, pain, or fatigue; to anoint someone with oil, usually when praying for healing.Baniosan mo kay ta langis tang bisitong kaye-keten.Please rub oil on my calf which is covered with scabies.Ibanios mo naning langis mga pagatel tang sinangoni mo.Rub on this oil if your body is itchy.Mamaniosa ta mansanilla mga masit tang sian mo.Rub on the mansanilla liquid if your stomach hurts.Ang mga mepet, pamanios ta gas para makomit tang mabeteg ong bisit nira.Old people rub on kerosene in order to relieve cramps in their calves.ov. syn.pid 1.1rel. wrd.banggod 1leged 1.1pid 1pamaniosder.
banoa11.1nTown; municipality; an island; a country.Onopay pinagalinan ang aran tang banoang Agutayan?Where did the name of the town of Agutaya come from?ov. syn.isla 1.1monisipio 1nasion 1.1poro2 1.11.2viTo live in a specific town or country; to make a place one's home, residence.Don da tanira mandian pamanoa ong Quezon.They are living in [the municipality of] Quezon now.kababanoan1der.Gitaen da tang kababanoan. The archipelago is already in view.kasimanoa1der.
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