Morning-, what is done, or takes place, in the morning. (see ága).
(B) Dim. and Freq. of húron-to gather, etc. See hulónhúlon.
A squeal, squeak, shrill cry; to squeal, squeak, utter a shrill cry. Ang báboy nagaiwík kon dákpon ukón dodó-on. The pig squeals, if caught or stabbed with a knife. Paiwiká lang ang báboy, ápang dákpon mo gid. Let the pig squeal, at any rate catch and secure it. (see iyágak, taláwik).
Eighty, four score. (walô).
To pick, pluck, gather, cull. Kótla ang búlak. Pluck the flower. Kótli akó sing búlak. Pluck me some flowers. Ikotól akó ánay siníng búlak. Please pick this flower for me.
The relationship between the parents of the bride and the parents of the bridegroom before the marriage of the young couple; to stand in such a relationship or to make efforts to bring it about, to woo for, be a match-maker or go-between, ask for the hand of a young lady on behalf of her admirer. Nagapamaláye silá. They are arranging the marriage between their respective son and daughter. (see baláye-the relationship of the parents after the marriage of their respective children). (see pangágon).
To make great efforts, do one's best, struggle hard, exert oneself, strive with might and main. (see purús, himúd-os, paningúhà).
Caus. of sábud-to sow. Pasabúra (-úda) na ang ímo umalágsa. Order your tenant to sow (rice).
(B) How many, how much. See pilá.
To oppress, keep in subjection, treat harshly with. See pít-al.
To spoil, undo, make useless, ruin. Ginrásak níya ang ákon óbra. He ruined my work. Indì mo pagrasákon ang íya nga sinulát. Don't spoil what he has written.
(Sp. celador, celadora) Zealator, monitor, monitress.
The warp of a loom. (see pugáwa-the woof).
Sugar cane; to grow or plant sugar cane. Maáyo karón ang pagtúbò sang tubó. The sugar cane is growing well at present. Iníng dútà pagatubuhán (pagatúbhan) ko sa madasón nga túig. Next year I shall plant sugar cane in this field. Yanáng umá dílì maáyo nga matúbhan, kóndì támnan lang sang ibán nga mga talamnúnon. That land is no good for sugar cane planting, but shall be planted with other crops. (see katúbhan, katulúbhan).
To bite off a piece, eat by snaps and snatches, gnaw, nibble, pick (a bone, etc.). (see áp-ap, kíbkib, kítkit).
A quail, a bird that keeps its head bent down towards the ground; hence metaphorically used of a person that walks about with his head covered and bent and who does not look about him.
(H) A measure of one eighth, especially one eighth of a bushel of rice. (see waló, walóhan, waralóhan).
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