kabing11.1nA game similar to arm wrestling, but using the legs.1.2vtTo lock one's legs with another person's at the knee joint in a game of leg wrestling called kabingan.Konsoilo tang kayam ang kabingan.Papagkabingen tang kakay oman ang ilaba yay ang pirdi.The game of kabingan is so much fun. Legs arelockedtogetherattheknees and then the person who is flipped over loses.rel. wrd.tornilio 1.2
kabit1vtTo attach or affix something to a place or another thing, often using a tie, pin, bolt, etc.; to hang something up somewhere; to pin something on to something, someone; to connect something; to install something, such as electricity.Kabitano ta singkaw tang karabawo, lagat-lagat ta ge-ley magarado rin tang komao.I'll attach the yoke to the water buffalo, a little later I will plow my field.Magkabito ta ribon ong anao ong damal ong programa.I'll pin a ribbon on my child tomorrow at the program.Ikabit mo kay ong talingao naning tang dobaling salasioso.Please attach this other earring of mine to my ear.Mareges ang magpakabit-kabit tang mamola ong tanga ta ayo mga pamagkayam.Children really like to hangandswingthemselves from tree branches when they are playing.syntaken 1.1ov. syn.sabit11.2synkirida 1.2karabitan1der.anbb.1nMistress; concubine.b.2vtTo commit adultery with a woman; to have an affair with a woman; for a woman to make herself a mistress of someone.Ang babay ang asia yay ang agkabiten tang katawao.That woman there, she's the one with whom my husband is havinganaffair. Ang babay ang asi, pagpakabit-kabit ong mga sondalo.That woman commitsadultery with (lit. makes herself a mistress to) soldiers.synkirida 1.2ov. syn.mangombabay 1
kabo11.1nAshes.1.2viFor something to get dirty with, or become covered by ashes.Ang kindiaw mo kabōn. Your grilled fish hasashonit.Ibetang mo ta masinlo ong paranggiawan tang agkiawen mo para indi makaboan. Place what you will grill carefully on top of the grill so that it won't becomecoveredwithashes. rel. wrd.bala11.22adjGray color.
kabokidan211.1pl. nHills; mountains.ov. syn.bolod 1.11.2pl. nMountain range, mountainous area; a remote place; wilderness.Ang mga taw agpaning ong kabobokidan para mame-pet ta adili.The people are going up into the mountains to cut posts for a house.ov. syn.anday taw na 1.1mainglaw 1.1rel. wrd.katawan-tawanan 1.1mainglaw 1
kabologander. ofbolog2An area in the ocean with these large coral rocks. (Some are as big as houses on which boats can become grounded.)
kabong1nMussel; a type of bivalve mollusk which sticks to large rocks in a coral reef.
kābong11.1nBlack mold; mildew.1.2vstatFor something to become dark with mold, or to smell moldy or musty.Ang lomabeng ang agtataloko kinābong da, yadi rang bo-bok na.The beans that I was storing already smellmoldy and they have many weevils in them.ov. syn.kasising 1.2
kaboskabós11.1adjFool, foolish; idiot; stupid, crazy; to act inappropriate; crude, rude, crass; shameful, embarrassing. (It is rude to call someone this.)Way, may taw ang pantaki si ong binit tang dalan, kabos! Look, there's a man defecating there on the side of the street, that's socrude! Kabosa ra sigoro, india ra pandigo.Maybe you are already afool, you don't bathe anymore.1.2viTo act crazy, not in one's right mind; to act inappropriately, stupid, or foolish.Way, ang gabaleng papanaw ong karsada ang anday lambong na, gakabos da.Look, the drunk guy is walking down the street with no clothes on, he is already goingcrazy.Nakabos-kabos tang kamalay amen tenged teta indi gapamangan.Our neighbor becameabitcrazy because sometimes he doesn't eat.ov. syn.aboso 1.1bastos 1.3pangel 1.1ov. syn.bariado 1.1beyeg 1.2tarantado 1.2
kabotkabótunspec. var.pakabot111.1viTo arrive at, or reach, a destination.Kiminabótda ono tang mga bisita nira.They say that their visitors havearrived. Maboay-boay ta ge-ley, nākabotda tanira ong ta-paw tang bokid.After a little while, they arrived at the top of the mountain.Naboay da piro indi pa gākabot tang soildo na.It's been a long time already and her paycheck has not yet arrived. Antalin 1.11.2viArriving; fast approaching.Pagaita nang gingabot tang ana na, nakibot tanandia.When he saw his child arriving, he was startled.Pamagbetang da ta banting-banting tang mga taw tenged gingabot da tang pista.The people are putting up the streamers because the fiesta is fastapproaching.1.3vtTo be expecting, waiting for someone's arrival, or for an event that is soon approaching.Angay panlimpio amo ra ta osto, sigoro may agpakabóton ming bisita?Why are you cleaning so thoroughly, do you perhaps have a visitor whom you areexpecting?rel. wrd.elat 1.1langkag 1mantinir 1.1tinir 1rel. wrd.kapoy 1.1kapoy 1.1sompong 1sompongon ang taw 2.1der. ofsompongpalakabótonder.an., adjAng barko kiminabót da mandian tenged may palakabóton sing bagio.The ship already arrived today because there is another typhoon coming. bvtTo bring, extend something to people such as punishment, judgment, mercy, good news, new teaching (lit. cause to reach); to preach; prophesy.Balampa malibri ita ong silot ang ipakabot tang Dios ong kalibotan ong oring kaldaw.May we all be saved from the punishment which God will bringupon the world on the last day.Ipakabot mi ka tang pangomosta amen ong mga logod ta ong Roxas.And also extend our greetings to our brethren in Roxas.Sinobol ni Jesus tang mga sinagpan na para magpatako tang Mo-yang Balita ong tanan ang mga logar.Jesus sent out his disciples to preach the Good News in all places.cc.1vtTo catch up with someone, something, including attending an event; to be able to reach something beyond one's arm length.Maski nanikado indio ra ka enged nākabot ong pambot.Even though I ran I was not able to catchupto the pumpboat.Indi ami makabotan ta pista tenged magalin ami ong damal.We won't be abletoattend (lit. catch up with) the fiesta because we are leaving tomorrow.Kabotan amo pa ta tang bolan tarin ong Puerto?Will you still be here in Puerto [Princesa City] for another month? (lit. ill you bereachedby one month here in Puerto?).Kinabotan mo pa tang pepey mo?Was your great-grandmother still alive when you were little? (lit. Did you catchupwith your great-grandmother?)Indi ka enged kaboton tang katep mga anday aldan.The roof really cannot bereached if there is no ladder.Italangat mo kay ong alawig tang baskit, itaben kaboton ta kiro.Please hang the basket up high, a dog might be able to reach it.c.2vtTo reach out and get or grab a hold of something.Asing pagabo-log tang mola ong bilog mo-ya nakirabot ang lagi tang tatay na.When the child fell out of the small outrigger boat it was good that his father wasabletoreachoutandgrabaholdof him right away.dd.1vTo be overcome by something, such as the rain, an illness, or bad mood (lit. to be reached by it).Asing pagmotor ami ong landingan kinabotan ami ta koran.When we rode the motorcycle to the landing we were overcome by rain.Pirmi tanandiang agkaboton tang apo na.She is always beingovercome by her asthma.Ang mangalok mga agkaboton tang kamangalok na pagtoad ono.A person who is a witch, when overcome by his power, it's said that he stands on his hands.rel. wrd.kapoy 1.1sompong 1ee.1vtFor a young man and his parents to visit the family of his fiancée for the second time, to discuss the marriage agreement.Sinopay tomabid ong nindiong magpakabot andamal ang labi?Who will accompany you when you gototalkwiththegirl'sparents tomorrow night?rel. wrd.pakabot1kabotprisintar 1parakabótonder.kabotan ta siam-siamid.exprKalobay mo kang panaw, kabotanitanatasiam-siam. Your walking is so extremely slow, itwilltakeusforever (lit. will reach ninety-nine).
kabotan ta siam-siamid. ofkabotA long time; for something to take forever (lit. will reach ninety-nine).
kaboton ta siam-siamid. ofsiamA long time; for something to take forever (literally, it will reach ninety-nine).
kaboyaw1nA type of green citrus fruit, medium-sized, round. (The juice is used to make a dish taste sour.)rel. wrd.kalamansi 1rel. wrd.ahil 1.1kalamansi 1
kabra11.1vtTo force something open which is locked, by prying the lock or hinge off with a tool; to pry a large rock out of the ground with a crowbar; dislodge large rocks.Kinabrao ra lamang tang kaban amen tenged nalipat tang liabi.I just priedopen our wooden trunk because the key was lost.Mababael tang bato, indi makabra! The rock is so huge, it cannot be priedout!ov. syn.boal 1.21.2nCrowbar.1.3viFor rocks or earth to unintentionally be dislodged or washed out by weather, water, or animals, etc.Ang baka mga agkeke-ked ong binit tang kahon, gakabra tang mga batong mababael.When a cow is tethered at the edge of a rice plot, the large rocks becomedislodged. Ang pantalan ang ba-long inobra kinabra si tang langeb.The pier which was just finished being worked on was washedout again by big waves (i.e. the large rocks used for the pier were dislodged).rel. wrd.ka-kab 12For one's cough to be very violent, sounding the same as something which is being broken apart or forced open; a loud, hacking cough.Mga kemeykey tang taw ang asi, midio makabra tang debdeb na.When that person coughs, it soundslike his chest willbreakapart.rel. wrd.kala-kab 1.1
kaCV-1pfxadj. affpfxIntensifier on adjectives.Kasisinlo tang lambong mo!Your dress is sovery beautiful!
kada1adj., advEvery; each; each time.Ang kada pamilia kaministiran magboat ta nirang sadiling kasilyas.Every family should build their own toilet.Kada magpitong takon tang mga ana nira pamagpatay ta baka.Eachtime one of their children turns seven years old, they kill a cow.
kadadalman1n., adjThe deepest part, or bottom, of the ocean; the depths.Ang Philippine Trench yay ang kadadalman ang talsi ong Asia.The Philippine Trench is the deepestpart of the ocean in all of Asia.Ekelana yen don ong kadadalman! I'll take you there to the deepestpartofthesea!
kadadálmander. ofadalemThe deepest part, or bottom, of the ocean.