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tupay [tupáy] v To groan, not be able to move (usually in one’s sleep because of a nightmare or because of a frightful sight). Ingtutupay kag nagpapananamgo it mayain. The person having a bad dream can’t move. Ingtupay ako pagkakita it aswang. I couldn’t move when I saw the witch. (sem. domains: 5.7.2 - Dream.)

tumuluo [tumulúo] n Believers in Christ. mananampalataya

tisa [tísà] n A yellow fruit with soft, crumbly texture. tisa Abang nanam kag hinog nak tisa. Ripe yellow fruit are really nice.

pananamgo₂ [pananámgo] 1n Dream. 2vt To dream. panaginip Apananamguhon nako kag ako nakita nak sine. I’ll dream about the movie I saw. Pag nagpananamgo ikaw it tai, makakabaton ikaw it kwarta. When you dream about feces, it means you’ll receive money. [Often the meaning of a dream is opposite in connotation of what is dreamt.]

pananamgo₁ (der. of ramgo₁) n Dream.

pamaruan [pamarûan] adj Outfit; clothes. pananamit

nanam [nanám] adj Smooth, creamy texture of food. nanam Abang nanam raw kag hinog nak tisa. Ripe “tisa” fruit is so very creamy in texture.

matinuuhon [matinuúhon] adj Reverent; believes easily; with lots of faith. puno nang pananampalataya Sida it Nanay nak matinuuhon. She’s a mother with lots of faith.

manog-tuo [manog-túo] n Believer. mananámpalatayá

manog-pitlo it pananamgo [manog-pítlò it pananámgo] n Interpreter of dreams (as of psychic ability). manghuhula Si Jose kag manog-pitlo it pananamgo tong sida ay hagto’y sa Ehipto. Jose was the one who interpreted dreams when he was in Egypt.

manog-hula it pananamgo [manog-húla it pananámgo] n Interpreter, foreteller of dreams (as of psychic ability).

mananam₁ [mananám] irreg. infl. of kananam

mananam₂ [mananám] 1adj Tasty oily foods (as of peanuts, coconut, pork crackling etc.). (sem. domains: 5.2.3 - Types of food.) 2n Good tasting flesh of root crops. (sem. domains: 5.2.3 - Types of food.)

kuno₂ [kunó] part What seemed-to-be (as of the unreality of dreams). daw Sa ako pananamgo, nakita kuno nako kag marakong sawa. In my dream, I saw what seemed to be a big snake.

kananam [kananám] (irreg. infl. mananam₁) adj Tasty. masarap Kananam kag busoy it yangkang hinog kung ingyayaga. The seeds of the ripe jackfruit are tasty if boiled. (sem. domains: 2.3.3 - Taste.)

gur-an [gúr-an] v To laugh in ridicule; to leer, sneer. hinalakhakan Inggur-an si Jose it ida mga hali dahil sa ida pananamgo. Jose was being laughed at in ridicule by his brothers because of his dream. (sem. domains: 3.4.1.1.1 - Enjoy doing something, 3.4.1.2 - Happy, 2.3.2.3 - Types of sounds.)