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kay napdit di apgu na (id. of apgu) He is a slow-growing person. (It is like his gallbladder is crushed.)

kay natukal an bulangon (id. of bulangon) to feel lazy (lit. like a sleepy monkey).

kay nomnom di buding (id. of bud’ing) idiom. to be dumb, not smart (lit. to have the mind of a bird). Hiyay kay nomnom di buding. As for him, he is stupid (it’s like he has the mind of a bird).

kay nanganan di kabayu (id. of kan) grass is not well-cut (lit. It’s like it was nibbled by a horse.).

kay napaktiwan di tipam (id. of paktiw) You are fidgety. (It’s like you have chili -pepper on your buttocks.)

kay nanganan di gulding (id. of kan) grass is not well-cut (lit. It’s like it was eaten by a goat.).

kay nanganan di ahuy nanganan yu (id. of kan) a table top is very messy (lit. It’s like some dogs have just eaten where you ate.).

kay na inukmun di puhu na (id. of puhu) He is nervous or experiencing panic (lit. It’s like he swallowed his heart.)

kay naapuyan di tokok (id. of ap’uy) a person can’t stop talking (lit. It’s like my mouth is burning.)

kay nahiliyan di tipam (id. of hili) fidgety refers to someone who is restless. (lit. It’s like your butt is peppered.)

kay munhabun mangan (id. of kan) eating too fast (lit. like scooping-water in eating).

kay lomam (id. of lomam) so stout they can hardly move (lit. like something heavy is on the chest).

kay matan di puha (id. of puha) keen eyes. to have keen eyes (lit. like the eyes of a cat).

kay kutson (id. of kutson) very stout (lit. like a cushion).

kay kidul di kalim (id. of kali) Your speech is very loud. (lit. Your speech is like thunder.)

kay ku intugal di inatuk (id. of tugal) I lost a lot; I wasted my time, work I lost a lot; I wasted my time, or work. ( It’s like I gambled my tiredness/efforts.)

kay kayu palpal (id. of palpal) You-all are very noisy. (lit. You-all are like big-belly-frogs.)

kay kabayun dumalan (id. of dalan) you are a fast walker idiom. refers to someone walking fast (lit. like a horse walking).

kay ka nun-ingan dale (id. of inga) You are obstinate and do not heed the advice of others. (lit. You are like an eared-jar.)

kay ka puha (id. of puha) You sneak in quietly. (lit. You are like a cat.)

kay ka duduk (id. of duduk) You are tall and thin. (lit. You are like a stick.)

kay ka kitob (id. of kitob) You don’t socialize, but mischievous when alone to upset people. ( lit. You are like a bedbug.)

kay ka natuktukan an battikul (id. of battikul) You did not participate in a discussion. This may also be said to someone who is very quiet after a tongue lashing. (lit. You are like a snail that was knocked on.) [This is explained by the fact that a snail pulls inside its shell when tapped on.]

kay ka bakkukul (id. of bakkukul) You are slow moving. (lit. You’re like a turtle.)

kay ka allama (id. of allama) may be said to a child who likes to pinch playmates (lit. You are like a crab).