lauan, whitelawanla.ˈwanNwhite lauanLawan is a tall, dipterocarp forest tree reaching heights of 30-40 meters. The trunks are stout and straight like a column and light grey in color. Lawan's woodgrain is light brown to white in color, of medium hardness. It is easy to work with for construction but it is also susceptable to termites.Pentacme contorta1.5.1TreeBotbotany
laughingnyaka-ikel2ˈʔi.kɜlVlaughing2.3.2.3Types of sounds
laughing stock to everyone, be aikelananNbe a laughing stock to everyone
laughs out loud, s.o.magdagay2dagayVs.o. laughs out loudWhen woman sings an ubaten at the end she will often laughing out loud saying "hey..hey."4.2.8.1Serious3.5.6.5Cry, tear4.2.8Humor3.5.6.4Laugh2.6.6.4Mourn
laundry to be washedbegsakenenbɜgsakɜnɜnNlaundry to be washed
layer s.th. one on top of anotherlapiden2lapidVIf someone lapiden something, they will put one flat layer on top of another, such as sheets of paper, or stack leaves, or cut wood boards.Said of thin, flat objects.
laying down to restkyumulangVlay down (such as to sleep)2.4.5Rest7.1Posture2.4.4Tired
lazy, s.o. perceives a person to bematakatakavb.statIf a person is said to be mataka, they are lazy and is considered a bad trait.Oppmaseb 16.1.2.4.2Lazy
leadallad1ˈʔal.ladSCE.guide; leadder.alladander.alladider.mig-allad2der.pig-alladan2gagadenVwill lead; guide s.o.migguyud2guyudVIf a person migguyud something, they are leading it along .Migguyud si Bong sa kuda'.Bong led or pulled along a horse.tingga 1tiŋgaNlead1.2.2.3Metal
lead /guide habitually, s.o. willmag-alladVs.o. will lead /guide habitually
