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To tie up short, put near, fasten with a short tether. Ikóg-ong ang karabáw sa káhoy. Fasten the buffalo to the tree with a short rope.
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A kind of bird.
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Bareheaded, uncovered; to walk about bareheaded. Daw kógkog gid lang iníng táo. This man is accustomed to walk about bareheaded.
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A kind of long grass, much used for thatching purposes.
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(Sp. cojin) Hassock, cushion, pillow, especially one for kneeling on.
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Bow-legged, bandy-legged; to be or become bow-legged. Koíng siá. He is bandy-legged. Ang kapitán nagkoíng tungúd sang lakás níya nga pagpangabayó. The captain became bow-legged through too much riding on horseback.
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Short-sighted, near-sighted. (see kortabísta).
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The cooing of doves; to coo.
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A kind of cheap white cloth, white cotton-stuff.
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Catarrh, cold with running at the nose. Also verb. Ginakókò siá. He has a cold.
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Nail, hoof, claw, talon.
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A kind of snail with a white shell. It is often found on trees.
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Grater, scraper, rasper, any tool used for shredding or scooping. (see kodkóran id.).
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etc. From kolô-to expand and contract.
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(Sp. cola) Glue, mucilage, paste.
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