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yaghag₁ [yághag] v To use something sparingly, make go a long way. layo-layo Ayaghagon yang nimo kag pagtahi para buko maakas it bunang. You just use it sparingly when you sew it so as not to consume too much thread.

wagwag₁ [wágwag] v To shake something to remove dust, dirt. (sem. domains: 7.1.9 - Move a part of the body, 5.6 - Cleaning.)

uyag₁ [úyag] adj Sexual promiscuity, fornication, sex-maniac, mad. libog

tikrag₁ irreg. infl. of gitrag

tawag₁ [tawág] vt To call somebody by name; to summon; to bid at an auction; to telephone. tawag Atawagon nako sidang ’Ankol’. I will call him ’Uncle’. Nagtawag it doktor si Norma. Norma called a doctor. Ingtawag si Heather nak magtrabaho sa opisina sa Manila. Heather was summoned to work in the office in Manila. Ipatawag yang nako ikaw pag-abot nida. I’ll just call you when she arrives. Syn: ayaba 2.

tatag₁ [tatág] 1adj Steadfast; strong (as of people’s character). tatag 2vi To become steadfast; to become established (as in a business). Nagtatag ka ida negosyo sa sapatos. Her shoe business became established. Nagtatag ka ida pagtuo sa Ginuo. His faith in God became steadfast.

taming [tamíng] n Shield; protection. Katong pinakarakong bato kag ginggamit nak taming it mga sundalo. The biggest rock was the one the soldiers used as a shield. syn: bayabag 4, sagang 1, sapong, harang 3, abang.

tagtag₁ [tágtag] 11.1vi To fall, come off from where something is put, attached. Natagtag kag bunga pag mahangin. The fruit falls off when its windy. 1.2vbt To drop something; to take something down; to pull something off; to fall off of where something is attached or stuck. taktak Gingtagtag nako kag mga dekorasyon pagkatapos it amo parti. I took down the decorations after our party. Ingtagtag nako kag mga bato. I dropped the stones. Ingtagtagan nako sa hagran it baybay kag ako tsinelas. I dropped the sand from my thongs on the steps. 2v To abort a fetus (sem. domains: 2.6.3.3 - Miscarriage.) 2.1vt To miscarry; to abort; to lose a baby in pregnancy. nagpalaglag Matatagtag kag ako ingsasabak pagnag-undag-undag kag dyip. My pregnancy will miscarry with the jolting of the jeep. Ingtagtag nida kag anak dahil waya sida it asawa. She intentionally aborted the child because she got no husband. Nagpatagtag katong rayaga dahil sida’y nahuda nak maaayamang sabak The young girl had an abortion because she was ashamed of being pregnant. (sem. domains: 2.6.3.3 - Miscarriage.)

sinabag₁ [sínabag] (der. of sabag) n Fried rice.

sawayang₃ [sawáyang] (irreg. infl. sakag) 1n A small fishing net used by 2-3 men in shallow water during the rainy season (each end is held by one person drawing it closer together and towards the shore). M-T rejects this, see #1! Si Al ag Ed ay naggamit it sawayang sa pagrakop it similyang bangus. Al and Ed use a small fishing net to catch bangus fry. syn: sakag, sungya. 2vi To go fishing with this net. Sinra ay nagpangawayang it gab-i sa may Puyo. They went fishing with a small net last night near Puyo.

sapong [sápong] vt To cover the nose with the hand. takip Nagsapong ako’t ilong tong masapoy namo kag trak it basura. I covered my nose when the we met the garbage truck. syn: bayabag 4, sagang 1, harang 3, abang, taming.

sakag₁ [sakág] irreg. infl. of sawayang

sagang [sagáng] 1vbt To block the flow; to protect by blocking somebody/something from something (wind, water). bara Nagsasagang kag likot sa sapa pag nabaha. Rubbish blocks the river whenever there is a flood. Pagsakay namo sa motor nasagngan ako nida sa agsik it humbak. When we rode in the boat, I was protected by her from the waves. syn: bayabag 4, sapong, harang 3, abang, taming. 2n Wind break.

sabwag₁ [sábwag] 11.1vbt To scatter (usually seeds, grains); throw. sabog Ingsabwagan nida’t bubor kag manok. She scattered feed to the chicken. syn: kadat 1, ayumog. 22.1vi To splash.

pusa₁ [púsà] vt To break into pieces. pusa, basag Gusto nidang apusaon tong baso tong sida ay abang hangit. He wanted to break the glass into pieces when he was in a fit of anger. syn: basag 1, buong 1.

paypag₁ [páypag] irreg. infl. of pagpag

pangalag-kalag₁ [pangalag-kálag] 11.1v To offer food to soul’s of dead relatives on the household altar or at the tomb. pangaluluwa Includes rice boiled egg, coconut wine, cigarette, meat or fish. The boiled egg is stood on top of the rice. This is served hot and prayers said. The soul’s eat or smell it first and it gets very cold. Then children can eat the food. 22.1v To carol for money on “all soul’s day”. Sinra ay nagpangalag-kalag it tong adlaw it patay. They went on caroling for money during all soul’s day.

panagtag₁ [panágtag] v To give some to each; to distribute. pamigay Karamong mga maatag nak tawo kag nagpanagtag it pagkaon sa mga nalinogan. There are many generous men who gave some food to each of the victims of the earthquake.

pagpag [págpag] (irreg. infl. paypag) vt To shake out; to dust, brush off with one’s hand (cloth, dust, crumbs, etc.). pagpag Ingpagpag nako kag nagpangsapot nak balahibo it oning sa ako baro. I shook off the cat’s fur that stuck on my dress. Bag-o nako isuksok kag baro, ako anay inapaypag nak sabaling ingwat mga gudom. Before putting on my clothes, I first shake them out for there might be some ants on them. Pagpaga anay kag puti sa ako baro. Brush the white off my dress please.

labag₁ [labág] vt To disobey; to break a rule. labag Ingparusahan kita’t Diyos sa paglabag it ida mga kasuguan. We were punished by God for disobeying his commandments. Waya sida napremyuhe nak naglabag sida sa kasuguan. She wasn’t given a prize because she broke the rule.

kadat [kadát/kádat ] 1adj Scattered. kalat syn: sabwag 1.1, ayumog. (sem. domains: 4.2.1.8.2 - Leave an organization.) 2vt To scatter (as of items, dirt or a a smell); to spread something somewhere. Ingkadat nida kag papel sa rayaag. She scattered the papers in the yard.

huwag₁ [húwag] n Vine used to tie things (as of building a roof); rattan. baling uway Nagbakay sida’t huwag nak mahulip sida it bubongan. He bought a vine used to tie because He will mend their thatched roof. (sem. domains: 1.5 - Plant, 7.5.4 - Tie, 1.5.3 - Grass, herb, vine.)

harang [hárang] 1vbt To stop with outstretched hands; to block something, somebody from passing. Ingharangan sinra it inra mga nakaaway sa banwa. They were blocked on the way by those that they encountered in a fight in the town. (sem. domains: 7.3.6.2 - Block, dam up.) 2n Blockage; barricade; something to waylay, stop, hinder someone. (sem. domains: 7.3.6.2 - Block, dam up.) 3vt To prevent something from occurring; to hinder something. harang Sida kag naghaharang it ako mga papeles para sa trabaho. She’s the one who is preventing my papers for the work from being processed. syn: bayabag 4, sagang 1, sapong, abang, taming. (sem. domains: 4.3.4.2.1 - Hinder.) comp. karamo kag ingkakahadlukang mga harang nak ato makita sa ato pagpanaw, pag ipaling nato kag ato pagmuyat sa rumbuhan

gitrag [gítrag] (irreg. infl. tikrag) vi To fall off (as of leaves on a tree). hulog, laglag Naubos it gitrag kag mga rahon it nidog pagbagyo. The coconut leaves fell off because of the typhoon. (sem. domains: 6.6.3.1 - Lumbering.)

gangi [gangî] v To twist someone's arm behind his back. bakwi Inggangi ni Eddie si Danny agor indi sidag suntukon. Eddie forced Danny’s arms backward so he could not box him. syn: yubag 2, yubir 1. (sem. domains: 2.5.3 - Injure.)
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