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tusok [tusók] v To have ears pierced. butas Ingtusukaney kag ida anak nak kabadi bag-o iluwas sa hospital. Her child which is a girl had her ears pierced before it was taken out of the hospital. (sem. domains: 2.1.1.2 - Ear.)

pabisong [pabisóng] vi To go to town. pabayan, paluwas Nagpabisong kami it aga pa. We went down to town early. [It is normal that people living in the country on these islands often live on hills or high ground since all the islands have mountains in their centers. So going to town means going downhill.] syn: uli₁ 1.1, balik₂, sapoy₂. (sem. domains: 7.2.3.2 - Go, 7.2.4.6 - Way, route, 4.6.7.2 - City.)

Manog-luwas [Manog-lúwas] n Saviour. tagaligtas

luwas [lúwas] vt To save; rescue. magligtás Aluwason kita it Panginoon parayan sa ato binuhatan. We will be saved by the Lord God thru our works and deeds. Maluluwas ka sa pagkapreso pag napatunayang waya ikaw it sala. You will be rescued from being imprisoned if you are not guilty of the crime.

kaluwasan [kaluwásan] n Salvation. kaligtasan (sem. domains: 4.4.4.1 - Mercy, 4.9.5.7 - Salvation.)

alang-alang [alang-álang] (irreg. infl. ayang-ayang) rel For the sake or benefit of someone (as in serving, representing or showing respect for someone). alang-alang Magkaon ka’t mga prutas alang-alang sa ikakaado it imo yawas. Eat fruit for the sake of your health. Alang-alang sa imo kaluwasan, magpakatinoey ikaw. For the sake of your salvation, be sober now. Nagbinuligan sinra alang-alang sa ikakatahimik it banwa. They helped each other for the sake of the peace of the community. (sem. domains: 9.6 - Connected with, related.)