English - Tagakaulo
b baby sat, s.o. miggat gaat V s.o. baby sat baby sit gat 1 gaat SCE. baby sit der. maggat der. miggat baby sit, s.o. will maggat gaat V s.o. will baby sit Maggat aku sa ise'. I will +baby +sit the child. baby, white embryonic covering of newborn kulaput kulaput N The kulaput is the white embryonic covering of a newborn baby. 2.6.3 Birth baby.bird impis ʔim.pis N a newly hatched baby bird 1.6.1.2 Bird 1.6.3 Animal life cycle Orn ornithology baby.chick unsuy ʔun.suy N a baby chick 1.6.1.2 Bird 1.6.3 Animal life cycle Orn ornithology back center of one’s head batutuk ba.tu.ˈtuk n.possd the area of the center back of a person’s head. 2.1.1 Head Anat anatomy back of an animal bagakwang 2 ba.gak.ˈwaŋ N back of an animal 1.6.2 Parts of an animal unspec. comp. form apit adti bagakwang back of one’s hand, area kamaw 1 ka.mao n.possd the back of someone’s hand. 2.1.3.1 Arm Anat anatomy back then idtu 2 ˈʔid.tu pron.temp.demon back then 9.2.3.5 Demonstrative pronouns back, lower sikangen SCE. lower back back, one’s bagakwang 1 ba.gak.ˈwaŋ N A person’s back 2.1.2 Torso Anat anatomy unspec. comp. form apit adti bagakwang backbone, a sagasa-an N a backbone backbone, animal’s pesa' na bagakwang 2 n.phr. the backbone or spine of an animal 1.6.2.2 Parts of a reptile 1.6.2.3 Parts of a fish 1.6.2.1 Parts of a bird 1.6.2 Parts of an animal backbone, one’s pesa' na bagakwang 1 n.phr. a person’s backbone 2.1.6 Bone, joint background noise (people talking) ugal 1 1 ʔugal SCE. background noise (people talking) 3.5.1 Say 2.3.2.3 Types of sounds backtracked one’s journey pigliku-an V backtracked one’s journey; returned back s.wh. bacteria kaluli 1 kaluli N bacteria 1.6.1.9 Small animals Zool zoology bad lat 1 laat SCE. bad der. kalat 1 der. kalat 2 der. kalatayan der. malat bad character malat ya bet adj.Phr. bad character bad, s.o. or s.th. perceived as malat malat vb.stat s.o. or s.th. perceived as bad der. malatay der. pagmalaten badung, point of a sangad san.gad N point of a badung bag with a draw string at the opening, cloth or leather pu‑ut SCE. cloth or leather bag with a draw string at the opening Used to carry coin money. say. pu‑ut sa kabil bakada, for people to maka-ubaybay unspec. var. makobaybay V for people to go around together as friends; bakada