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Field, cultivated land, farm, especially rice-land. (see tánum, tanúm, palangúmhan).
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Wickedness, depravity, maliciousness, insulting behaviour. (see tampálas).
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Sound, echo, noise (of a cry, voice, etc., heard from a distance).
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Accuracy of aim, unerring aim, sure or good aim, hit, pointing well, taking good aim, certainty of hitting. (see tándà).
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A kind of crab.
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Wonder, miracle, prodigy, marvel; wonderful, marvellous, miraculous, extraordinary. (see tanhágà, katingaláhan,
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Reach, scope, extent, stretch (of one's power, influence, etc.). Ang katányog sang íya nga tíngug. The reach of his voice. (see tányog).
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To be born. See táo. Sa adláwádlaw may nagakatáo kag may nagakamatáy. Every day-some are born and others die,-there are births and deaths.
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To live independently, have a household of one's own, live together with others. Pilá kamó nga nagakataó sa ínyo baláy? How many are you living together in your house? (see táo).
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Men, mankind, humanity, the human race, man (taken collectively). (see táo).
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See katáp-ing.
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Evenness, smoothness, levelness, flatness, quality of being even or level (of a floor, road, plain, etc.; tápan).
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Associate, member of a society or club, share-holder, stock-holder; mate, companion, fellow, partner, confederate, colleague. (see tápù).
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Fragility, frailty, brittleness, weakness, flimsiness, quality of-being easily broken or torn,-having neither strength nor solidity. (see tapúk).
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