mga 11.1part Pluralizer. mga Liwas baga kamo mga anak. Please go outside all you children. 22.1part Approximately; about that time, number. Kag amo miting ay mga ala una. Our meeting is at approximately one o’clock. 33.1part All parts of something. Kapilay kag ako mga yawas. All the parts of my body are tired.
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mayapsi [mayapsî] adj Yellowish, jaundiced, malnourished skin. maputla Si Toni ay mayapsi dahil nagkasakit. Toni is yellowish because he’s sick with hepatitis.
mayain [mayá-in] (comp. of yain₂) 1adj Bad; evil; wicked; dirty; unclean; wrong; immoral (as of anything bad or immoral). masama Mayain busa kag ida hanrom pag magraog kuno sa eleksyon, kitang waya ra sida nagraog. Because he had an evil ambition if he had won the election, see that’s why he didn’t win. 2v Feeling bad, unwell (as of being sick).
matayog kag isip [matáyog kag isip] adj Big, great ambitions. mataas ang ambisyon Si Imelda ay matayog kag isip maging reyna pero waya ra nahuman. Imelda had big ambitions to be a queen but it didn’t come true.
mataas it yupar [matá-as it yupár] (comp. of taas, yupar) adj High ambitions (as of like English "wants to be a high flier"). [lit: high of fly] (sem. domains: 3.3.1 - Decide, plan.)
margoso [margóso] n The fruits and young leaves are boiled and eaten by Filipinos with meat and other vegetables. They are very bitter but are prized for the flavor which they give for stews. The fruit is a good source of iron, calcium, and phosphorus. It is an excellent source of vitamin B. The leaves are excellent sources of iron and calcium and a good source of phosphorus, and vitamin B. They are very high in carbohydrates. The sap of the leaves is used as a parasiticide, and the fruit when macerated in oil as a vulnerary. ampalaya Momordica Charantia
manughusgar [manughúsgar] (der. of husgar) n Person who criticizes, judges, is judgmental or makes a judgment about somebody. (sem. domains: 4.7.6.3 - Fault, 3.5.1.8 - Criticize, 4.7.6 - Judge, render a verdict.)
manughusga [manughúsga] (der. of husga) n Person who criticizes, judges, is judgmental or makes a judgment about somebody. (sem. domains: 4.7.6.3 - Fault, 3.5.1.8 - Criticize, 4.7.6 - Judge, render a verdict.)
manughilot [manughílot] (der. of hilot) n Traditional masseuse, especially one who re-sets dislocated joints, bones. (sem. domains: 2.5.7 - Treat disease, 2.5.7.5 - Traditional medicine.)
mantinir [mantinír] (irreg. infl. mantiner) 11.1idiom - Convert to subentry Set-in, slow drizzle of rain. Waya ako nakaliwas para maglaba sa sapa dahil sa mantiner nak uyan. I was not able to go out to wash in the river because of this set in rain. 22.1v To dilly-dally, loiter, fill in time (sometimes with the idea of waiting for something). nag-antay-antay Si Nena ay nagmantiner habang naghuhuyat it barko. Nena dilly dallied around while waiting for the ship.
mantas [mántas] v To form a habit; to be used to doing something. Nagmantasey it kapapangagat tong iro dahil nakakaon it isiw. The dog has formed a habit of biting because of eating chickens.
mansig-ansigan [mansig-ansígan] (der. of ansigan) v To all, each use their own resources, abilities, means to make, find their own way to their goals (as of each person individually working to achieve a goal in their own way). (sem. domains: 6.8.3 - Share wealth.)
manhid [mánhid] 1n No sense of feeling; loss of all feeling (as in some part of the body e.g. paralysis. This is a permanent condition). (sem. domains: 2.3.5 - Sense of touch, 2.5.6 - Symptom of disease.) 2adj Having no sense of feeling; losing all feeling (as in some part of the body e.g. paralysis. This is a permanent condition). (sem. domains: 2.3.5 - Sense of touch, 2.5.6 - Symptom of disease.) 3v To come to have no sense of feeling; to lose all feeling (as in some part of the body e.g. paralysis. This is a permanent condition). (sem. domains: 2.3.5 - Sense of touch, 2.5.6 - Symptom of disease.)
manga n Fruits are edible,make excellent ice cream, young fruits are used in sinigang. Carabao and pico mangoes have a high carbohydrate content and are highly nutritious. Both are fair sources of iron but deficient in calcium. The carabao is an excellent source of vitamins A,B, and C, while the pico mango is a good source of vitamin A and excellent source of vitamins B and C. A decoction of the root is considered diuretic. The bark and seeds are astringent. The leaves are prepared as a tea. The resin is used as a cure for aphthoes. mánga Mangifera Indica
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.
malargoy [malárgoy] (der. of largo) adj A greeting as one go straight by a home without visiting. (sem. domains: 7.2.2.1 - Move forward.)
makitir it isip/mababaw it isip [makítir it ísip/mabábaw it ísip] (id. of isip) adj Impulsive judgments; judgmental (lit: ‘narrow mind/shallow thoughts’).
makitir [makítir] adj Narrow. makípot, makitid Mahawan pero makitir kag rayan pa-Gimbirayan. The road to Gimbirayan is clean but narrow. syn: makipot, masikip 2.1.