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To decoy, catch birds by a decoy; to provoke, excite, induce, lure, allure, draw, draw on. Amó inâ gánì ang ginakáti (ikáti) níya sa ákon. That is exactly what he is enticing me with. (see katián).
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Dim. and Freq. of káti. Katíkatihá siá. Provoke (induce) him. Ginkatíkatí (kinatíkatí) níya akó sa pagpakigáway. He challenged me to fight. (see ákyat).
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Small, very itchy eruptions, pustules or boils in various skin diseases.
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Glass, crystal. (kátyà id).
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Lure, bait, decoy, especially a bird used to lure other birds into a trap. (káti).
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Spouse, husband, wife, love; betrothed, lover. Katiáyon níya siá. She (he) is his (her) wife (husband). (see tiáyon).
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Roundness, plumpness, etc. See katibúnog. (tíbsol, típsul).
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Stockiness, stumpiness, stoutness, plumpness. (see tibúdol, búdul, katipúngkò).
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To be narrow, etc. See kitíd id.
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Outrigger, usually made of bamboo-spars. Its purpose is to steady a boat.
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(H) Hardness, solidity, quality of great resistance to pressure or of being unyielding to physical or moral agencies. (tíg-a).
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Possibility, feasibility, facility, occasion, opportunity (of obtaining or procuring a thing). (see katigayónan).
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Procurement, preparation, effectiveness; capacity or ability to bring something about or to get results. (see tigáyon).
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Place overgrown with tígbaw-reeds. (see tígbaw).
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See katíg-a. Also: hardness, toughness (of food that is underdone); harshness, roughness, abruptness, bluntness, brusqueness (of speech).
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(H) The old, aged, superannuated, old folks, old people, parents advanced in age, forefathers, ancestors, ancients, by-gone generations. (see tigúlang).
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