ono21ptlReportedly; reportedly said; it's said; they say; supposedly.Ganing ono si nanay mo manoroa ta wi.Your mother reportedlysaid that you are to fetch water.May bagio ono mandian don ong Quezon.There is reportedly a typhoon right now in Quezon.Ong damal ono ilbeng da tang lola nira, indi ra balsamon.Theysay they'll bury their grandmother tomorrow, she won't be embalmed.
onok1viFor a person's hair to fall out; for an animal to shed hair or fur.Ang bolbol tang kosio pangonok tenged pagpa-let si ta ba-long bolbol.The fur of my cat is shedding because it is being replaced by new fur.Gaonok tang boao mga indio mapanlangis.My hair fallsout if I don't put coconut oil on it.rel. wrd.opaw 1.2
onopaunspec. var.ono111.1interrWhat.Onopa siang agpanganen mo?What is that you are eating?Onora enged ay boaten ta?What really will we do?Onopay gainabo don ong plasa?What is happening there in the plaza?ov. syn.aypa211.2advWhatever; no matter what.Onopaman ay boaten mo ong yen, indio masilag.Nomatterwhat you do to me, I will not get angry.rel. wrd.anday onopa 1.1aning11gonopa 1.1mandopa 1.1ondion pa 1.12adv2.1interr. vTo do something with an item; to do something intentionally to a person, e.g. What will you do with that...?; What did (he) do to...?Ondion mi pa siang mga kawayan ang agtakanen mi?Whatwill you dowith that bamboo you are carrying?Inonoapa nandia?Whatdid he doto you?Inono nira tang mga basio?Whatdid they dowith the empty bottles?rel. wrd.boat 12.2interr. vFor something to happen to something, someone, e.g., What happened to...?; with a negator, Nothing will happen to...; Nothing happened to...Naonopa tanandia don ong bokid?Whathappenedto him there on the mountain?Angay sia panlespada ra? Naonoapa? Why are you turning pale? Whathappenedtoyou? India magsinti ong ana mo, indimaonopa tenged gatakong magkapay.Don't worry about your child, nothingwillhappen to him because he knows how to swim.ov. syn.inabo 1tabo22.3interr. vWhat (will/are/did)...do?Pandopa tanira don ong pantalan?Whatare they doing there on the pier?Nandoamopa don ong da Juan?Whatdid you do there at Juan's place?2.4interr. vThis inquires as to a person's response to something that was said or something that happened, e.g. What did he say?; How did he respond...; What was his response...?Gonopa? Whatdid she say? Gonora lamang tanandia asing pagatako na ang tatay na ay patay da?Howdid he react when he heard that his father was already dead?3interr. vWhat is (your/their) relationship?; How are (you/they) related?Magono amo pa ni Juan?Howare you and Juan related?rel. wrd.monopa 1
onopa man1advWhatever; no matter what.Onopaman ay boaten mo ong yen, indio masilag.Nomatterwhat you do to me, I will not get angry.ov. syn.maski onopa 1.1
onopay agdawaten tang linawa na; onopay agdawaten tang sian naid. ofdawatThe first expression means 'whatever her breath is reaching for' and is used regarding a person who is sick. They should be given whatever food they want. The latter, 'whatever her stomach is reaching for', refers to a pregnant woman eating whatever her stomach, i.e. the fetus, wants.
onot1vtTo tease a person by tickling them.Tama ra tang onotan mi, malagat-lagat may mapikon ong nindio.That is enough of your tickling, later on one of you will get mad.ov. syn.konding 1.1
onsivar.onse1numEleven. (This is Spanish and is used primarily for money and time.)
o-on1nA creature that is believed by some people to live in a deep cave on Diit island.
opōp1vtTo bring in clothes from where they are drying; to gather up rice, beans, fish, etc. that are drying in the sun.Ōpon mo kay tang mga sinalpoan, itaben komoran.Please bringin the laundered clothes, it might rain.Ang paray indi pa gaōp, asia ra tang koran.The rice hasn't yet been gatheredupandbroughtin, and now here comes the rain.
opak11.1nThe outer skin or rind of a fruit, vegetable, nut, sea cucumber, etc.1.2vtTo remove, peel the outer skin or rind of a fruit, vegetable, blister, etc.; to peel off the bark of a tree.Opakano tang binakalong kalabasa para igolay.I'll removetheskin of the squash I bought to make it into a vegetable dish.Pamagopak tanira ta kasoy ba-lo ipekel ong Cuyo.They are peeling cashew nuts before sending them to Cuyo island.Inopakan mo ra siang pāpa tang ayo, sia mapatay da.You have peeledoff the bark of that tree, so now it's going to die.ov. syn.kayat 1.1rel. wrd.balat21.1olit21.1
opas1nPlate, platter made from a curved section of a banana plant's trunk, split lengthwise. (These plates can be used when feeding a large number of people.)Nontokaw mga may kombida, ang agpamanganan opastaponsi. In the past, whenever there was a banquet, what was used as plates were sectionsofthetrunkofabananaplant.
opaw11.1adjBald.1.2viTo become bald; to lose one's hair; for one's hair to fall out in large clumps, usually due to an illness.Kailo ka si Manang, gaopaw da tenged ong masit na.Older Sister is to be pitied, she is already losingallherhair due to her illness.Madaliang maopaw mga kaldaw-kaldaw pirmiang pagsambalilo.You'll quickly becomebald if you are always wearing a hat every day.ov. syn.kalbo 1.1kalbo 1.2rel. wrd.onok 1.1rel. wrd.linat 1.1
opay11.1nNightmare.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
opira11.1nOperation; surgery.1.2vtTo perform an operation; to have surgery, to be operated on.Tanoapa magpaopira tang goiter mo?When will you have your goiter operatedon?
opisina11.1nOffice.1.2viTo work in an office.Don tanandia pagopisina ong accounting.He is workingintheoffice there in accounting.
opo1nA type of gourd, longer and more slender than a balansiong gourd. (It is used as a vegetable.)rel. wrd.balansiong 1.1
opot1archarchaic1.1nCigarette paper; a rolled cigarette. (This is an old term which used to refer to homemade rolled cigarettes, but today is also used for cigarettes sold in shops.)"Ariara paning?" "Mamakalo rin ta opoto." "Where are you going?" "I'm going to buy myself a cigarette." 1.2vi., vtTo smoke cigarettes, tobacco.Masiadoang magopot, animan agkeykeyena.You smoke too much tobacco, that's why you have a cough.ov. syn.sigarilio 1.2sigay11.1rel. wrd.pino21pino21.2pirit 2.1tabako11.1synpino21.2manigopotder.nAng taw ang manigopot, dipot tang kaboi na.A person who is a heavysmoker, his life will be short.ov. syn.sigarilio 1.2sigay11.1rel. wrd.tabako11.1synpino21.2
orab11vtFor an animal to destroy something by chewing or gnawing on it, such as rodents eating clothes; for water, waves to erode, "eat away" sand or earth.Sayang da tang lambongong ba-lo inorab da tang ambe.Too bad about my new dress, it was recently chewedup by a rat.Ang kiro ay nangorab tang manong ge-ley ang patay.The dog chewedup the small dead chick.Ang kenay ong baybay aggoraben da tang langeb.The sand on the beach is beingeatenaway by the waves.rel. wrd.alat 1.2ingkib 1.1ka-kab 1ki-kib 1latab 1lotad 1ov. syn.latab 1.1
orad-orad1nFood particles stuck between the teeth.
oragan1nA type of white shell with a sharp point at the top. (When the snail inside crawls, it leaves a line in the sand. The line can be followed to the end, where the animal is buried in the sand, and then can be dug up. These snails are edible.)