wide, s.o. perceives s.th. asmalakbang2ˈlak.baŋvb.statIf something is said to be malakbang, it is wide.8.2.4Wide
widowbaluba.luNIf a person is said to be a balu he or she has lost their spouse through death and woman is a widow and the man is a widower.4.1.9.3Widow, widower
widowerbaluba.luNIf a person is said to be a balu he or she has lost their spouse through death and woman is a widow and the man is a widower.4.1.9.3Widow, widower
widthkalakbang2ˈlak.baŋvb.statIf a person asks what is the kalakbang of something, they are asking how wide it is or its width.
wifeasawa1ʔa.ˈsa.waNwifeThis word is used for wife in some areas of the Tagakaulo. The more common word in the mountains is kaubayan for wife.der.mag-asawa2
wife (cmd), find apanamung 3panamuŋaypanamuŋVfind a wife (cmd)
wife of married man, secondkalwa1kalwaNA man's wife that is other than his first one is called his kalwa.
wife, take a second or another companionmigkalwa2kalwaVIf a man is married and decides to magkalwa, he will take a second wife.
wife-stealing raid, participants in amigtatangalayVparticipants in a wife-stealing raid
wildalyawunVwill be wild in nature (said of a animal that becomes feral after being domesticated)gandagandaNwild onions; spring onionsLiliaceae allium cepa1.5.3.1garden food plantsBotbotanymalyawˈmaal.yauan animal that acts wild and does not like approaching peopleantmagnek11.6.4.1Animal movement
