malinamnam [malinámnam] adj Delicious; palatable. malinamnam Malinamnam kag lasa it tinapay nak ingpalamanan it peanut butter. The taste of the bread was delicious because it was spread with peanut butter.
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malinas [malínas] adj Smooth. makínis Malinas kag ida pinalantsang yamit. Her ironed clothes are smooth.
malinaw [malínaw] adj Clear. línaw Malinaw gador kag ako pagmuyat dahil sa antyuhos. I have very clear vision because of my eyeglasses.
maling [máling] n Canned meat (especially spam, but also of ground consistency like corned meat, egg, meat sauce). maling Si Poncing ay nagtitinra it maling sa Boracay tung hagto pa kami. Poncing sold canned meat when we were in Boracay.
malingdan₂ [malingdán] n Butterfly fish (Flat reef fish up to 8 ins. long with small mouth and teeth).
malinghor [malínghor] (der. of linghor) adj Young, under-ripe (as of grains, coconut). bata, hindi matanda Puro malinghor nak nidog kag ida nabaoy. The coconuts he got are all young. (sem. domains: 8.4.6.5.1 - Young, 5.2.3.1 - Food from plants, 1.5.6 - Growth of plants.)
malinghor nak isip [malínghor nak isip] n Young minds; developing minds (as of children). batang isip Ka mga istoryang bagay sa malinghor nak isip ay baleng basihang arayan. The stories suited for the young minds are good basis for learning.
malip-ot [malip-ót] n Short, as in height, length. (sem. domains: 8.2.2.3 - Short, not tall.) comp. miyentras malip-ot kag tamong, matuon ka it pagbalikutot
malip-ot it kawo [malíp-ot it kawó] adj Touchy; easily angered, narrow-minded person (lit. short head-strap). (sem. domains: 3.4.2.3 - Angry.)
malipor [malípor] n Large, yellow bananas. tundan Baling dulse kinang malipor. These large yellow bananas are good dessert.
malisya [malísya] n Malice; malicious feelings, thoughts. malisya, masamang kahulugan Pag namuyat sinra it bomba nak sine ay ingtataw-an nida it malisya kag ida nakikita. If they see bold movies he gets malicious ideas from what he sees.
maliway [malíway] adj Spacious (as of a house, yard). maluwang, maluag, malaki Ingbakay kuno ninra katong bayay dahil maliway. They say they bought that house because it’s spacious. syn: lugar₂ 3.1.
maliya [malíya] v To have an animal resist, buck, be difficult to handle, obstreperous or put on a turn of anger (as of against the minder or owner when they want to do something to or with the animal e.g. a water buffalo who resists restraint). (sem. domains: 1.6.4.1 - Animal movement.)
malong [málong] n Muslim dress (as of cloth hanging from the shoulder). malong Kag malong it mga Muslim nak kabade ay ingpupulipot sa inra yawas. The dress of the Muslim women is wrapped around their body.
maluho [malúho] v To give, spend money easily on luxuries (as of buying things or giving money to one’s children). Maluho kag ida nanay sa ida mga anak kada sunor kag gusto. Their mother give money easily to her children that’s why they can do what they want. comp. buko maluho
malulot [malúlot] adj Intimate; close relationship. Abang gandang muyatan kag magmanghor nak malulot magsinunranan. It’s so lovely to see siblings who have an intimate relationship.
malumanay [malúmanay] adj Softy spoken; slow ,gentle speech which is thought to be beautiful, ideal. (sem. domains: 3.5.1.1.2 - Speak quietly, 3.5.1.1.7 - Speak well.)
malunggay [malúnggay] n Plant species;a kind of vegetable with small leaves, used in soups; herbal medicine. malunggay Gingtaw-an ni Tang Igo si Gail it malunggay. The old man, Igo gave Gail the leaves used as a vegetable. (sem. domains: 5.2.3.1 - Food from plants, 2.5.7.3 - Medicinal plants.)
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