Hiligaynon Dictionary

Sloping, slanting, downhill, falling, said of fields or parts of them, where water will flow off readily. Bakilí nga talámnan. A sloping rice-field. (see bánglid, bánhay).

(Sp. burro) A game of cards.

(Sp. eter) Ether.

(Sp. franqueo) Postage; postage-stamps.

A mouthful, morsel; a dose. (see tíl-og, láb-ok-a draught).

Passive form of hupút.

To collapse, fall down exhausted, etc. See hupsáray, huksáray id.

Dim. and Freq. of ínit. Tepidity, slight heat, warmth; to be or become warm, tepid, a little hot, etc. Sang nagainít-ínit na ang paginawáy-áway sang mga bátà umabút ang íla magtotóon kag íya silá tinambagán. When the fighting of the boys grew rather hot their teacher arrived on the scene and stopped them. Luás na siá sa katalágman, ápang ginainít-ínit pa gihápon ang íya láwas. He is now out of danger, but he has still a rather high fever (temperature). Inít-iníta ang tsa. Warm the tea a little. (see alabáab).

To covet, desire, etc. See hánggab, hingamó, himúlat.

From langán-to stop, etc.

(B) Young, tender, soft, pliable, flexible (of leaves, shoots, sprouts, etc.). Layúyò nga dáhon. A tender leaf. (see lúm-ok, hómok).

Flying station, etc. See lupáran.

To relapse, fall sick again. Naglumát ang íya nga balatían. He suffered a relapse of his disease. (see lúkmat).

Wiping out, destroying, obliterating, rubbing out, removing all trace of, erasing. (see pánas).

To recover slightly, mend, rally, get a little better, improve. Nagmuk-háyaw na siá sa butí. He has now slightly recovered from the smallpox. (see mulikáw).

To do to one's heart's content, especially said of eating, drinking, feasting, or the like. Makapaayáwáyaw na kitá sang káon sang páhò, kay madámù ang lútò. We can now eat mangoes to our heart's content, for there are many ripe ones. (see áyaw, paáyaw).

(H) Full of mangoes. Lugar nga pahóan. A place where mangoes growing abundance. Táo nga pahóan. One rich in mangoes, possessing many mango trees.

Having prominent or protruding eyelids. Palók siá sing matá. He has protruding eyelids. (see parók).

Irascible, irritable, choleric, testy, techy, touchy, getting angry at the slightest provocation. (see madorogsánon, mainakígon, buróka, burakínta, kutóskutós, sietésieté, sanggurút).

(H) Charcoal, charred wood; to char, burn to charcoal. Ulínga yanáng káhoy, kay nagakinahánglan akó sing úling sa ákon prénsa. Burn that wood to charcoal, for I need some charcoal for my flatiron. Sang amó nga súnug naúling man ang ámon baláy. When that fire broke out, our house also was burned to the ground. (see uríng, abó-ashes).