bukobukóCebn bamboo node, node in a stemAn kawayan damo-damo sin buko.The bamboo has-many nodes.buku-bukójoint. Refers to joints or the back of animate bodies
bukogbukógCebn 1bone. Refers to bones of animals and fishAn bukog san karabaw kag baka daragko.The bones of-the water-buffalo and cow are big.2finAn bukog san balila matarigwis.The fins of-the balila fish are sharp-pointed.bukúganadj has plenty of bones
bukol1búkolCebv [c8] MAG- exp; -ON pat; -AN goal; I- accnagapamúkolv bud, starting to bear fruitNagapamukol na an amon mga lubi.Our coconut-trees-are now starting-to-bear-fruit.cfbunga1fruit
bukol2búkolBkl; Ceb; Hlgn lumpIgwa siya sin bukol sa liog.She has a lump on-the neck.cfbugonlumpsynludoglump
bukrat1bukrátv [c8] MAG- ag; -ON pat; -AN goal; I- accmagbukrátv open. This is a vulgar word for openDili ka magbukrat san dili imo baol.Do not open a trunk which does-not-belong to you.cfukab1synbuka2openabri 1openmuklat
bukrat2búkratv [c8] MAG- ag; -ON pat; -AN goal; I- accmagbúkratv kill, wipe out, take a lifeNano kay nagabukrat ka san buhay san iba?Why do you take another's life?
buktotbuktótadj hunchbacked, slouchedmakabuktótv [c2] MAKA- exp. able to become hunchbacked
bukyabúkyaCebn medium size jellyfishWara ka sin kusog. Baga ka an bukya.You have no strength. You are like a medium-size-jelly-fish.mabukyahánv [c14] MA-..-AN pat. be stung by jellyfishNabukyahan si Marita.Marita was-stung-by-a-bukya-jelly-fish. mabukyáhonadj has plenty of bukya jellyfishcfsalabaypal-itjellyfish species
bulabúlaSpn ballNano kay ginpahuram mo an imo bula?Why did you lend your ball to someone?magburúlav [c2] MAG- act. play ball. Refers to playing ball games such as basketball or baseball or similar gamesNagaburula na sinda niyan.They are-playing-ball now.
bula-bulabula-búlan sewing threadAn pinakabarato na bula-bula piso an buron.The cheapest sewing-thread is one-peso a spool.cfburonsewing spool
buladbuládn dried fishDamo kami sin bulad sa balay.We have-plenty of dried-fish in-the house.ibuládv [c7] MAG- ag; -ON pat; I- acc. sun dryIbulad an banig.Dry the sleeping-mat in-the-sun.nabubuládonn drying rackTaktakon na an pakas sa nabubuladan.The dried-fish on-the drying-rack are-ready now.
bulagbúlagCebv [c8] MAG- act; -ON pat; -AN goal; I- accmagbúlagv separate, dissociate, disengageAn mag-asawa nagbulag.The couple separated-from-each-other.makibúlagv divorce, separateHabo si Jose makibulag sa iya asawa.Jose does not want to-divorce his wife.bulágonv be scattered, be separatedDili mo bulagon an akon mga gamit.Do not scatter my things.synpurakragragbungkagibulágv [c6] scatter withpl.iburulágbulagónadj segregated
bulakbolbulákbolEngn bystander, hanger on, joblessmagbulákbolv [c2] MAG- act. waste time
bulambulanbulámbulann shellfish species. The bulambulan is an edible shellfish which lives in a small sea shell. They are dug out of the sandy mud flats at low tide, then boiledNakakaon na ako sin bulambulan.I have-eaten a bulambulan shellfish.
bulanbúlanCebn 1moonSi Armstrong kag an iya mga kaupod nakaabot sa bulan.Armstrong and his companions have-reached the moon.2monthNano an bulan yana?What is the month now?bulan-búlanadv monthly, every monthGinabayadan ko sinda bulan-bulan.I am-paying them monthly.bulánonn moonlight
bulang1búlangn cockfightAn bulang dili maayo na dibirsyon.A cockfight is not a good recreation/diversion.synpurokcockfight crowdbulangánn cockpit. Refers to the place for cockfights (rooster fights)Adto sinda sa bulangan.They are at-the cockpit.ibúlangv [c6] MAG- ag; -ON- pat; I- acc. have a rooster fightSa fiesta na ibulang ko ini na akon manok.During-the fiesta I will-have this rooster of-mine fight.iburúlangn cockfighting rooster, rooster for cockfightsPinatay ba niyo idto'n akon iburulang?Was that cockfighting-rooster of-mine killed by-you-pl?bulángonv cockfight, rooster fightBulangon ta an aton higot?Shall we have our tied-ones rooster-fight?
bulang2bulángn steel spur. Refers to the sharpened steel spur attached to a rooster's ankle to enable him to kill another rooster in a cockfightcfbulang1cockfight
bulasbúlasn cogon field. Refers to a tall wild grass found in open country but not in forestsPakaabot niya sa bulas uruingkod anay siya.When he got to-the cogon-field he first sat down.synkugoncogon grassVariantbalasbush
bulatibulátin worm. Refers to any kind of worm: earthworm, intestinal worm, etc.Sabi san mga doktor, 'Tanan na tawo may bulati'.The doctors say, 'Everybody has intestinal-worms'.bulatíhonadj wormy, plenty of intestinal wormsSi Jose bulatihon.Jose has-plenty-of-intestinal-worms.
bulig1búligCebn bunch, cluster. Refers to bananas, coconuts or other fruits on a stalk or branchIgwa sin isad ka bulig na saging sa bodega.There-is a bunch of bananas in-the storeroom.
bulig2búligv [c7] MAG- act; -AN goal; I- acc/benmagbúligv help, assistKon nagabulig ka man la didi sa pagkita, maayo pa na humali ka didi.If you are just helping here by looking-on, it is best now that you leave here at-once.bulíganv help someoneBuligan mo si Jose pag-alog.Help Jose to-carry-water.ibúligv help benefit someone. This form of the verb has the meaning of helping someone do something for his benefitIbulig man ako niyo sana na gurang pagtindog kay dili nakatindog.You-all please help me stand-up that old-one because he is not able-to-stand-up-by-himself.kabúlign helper, assistant, aide, ally, colleague, attendantNag-uli an amon kabulig.Our helper went-home.mabuligónadj helpfulMabuligon ini na bata.This child is helpful.syntabanghelp