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To say, make a statement, state, declare, manifest, communicate, mention, utter, give out, make known, remark, drop a word. Si Pédro nagmóno nga mapatíndog sing bág-o nga baláy. Peter said that he was going to build a new house. Imóno sa íya ang kilidanón sang digamohán. Tell him about the necessary kitchen repairs. Ginmóno níya nga--. He gave out the statement that--. (see silíng, mítlang, bungát).
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(Sp. monte) Mountain, forest, wood, woodland; a game at cards. Gindakúp silá sang polís, kay naghámpang sang mónte. They were caught by the police, because they were playing monte.
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(Sp. monumento) Monument. (see batungdáan).
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(Sp. muñeca) Doll, manikin, puppet, dolly.
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To be deep, profound, heavy, sound, lethargic (of sleep). Nagamóok ang íya katulúgon. He is sleeping profoundly. Namoókan siá sang katulúgon. He was fast-, sound-, dead-, asleep. (see hamóok).
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(Sp. morado) Violet, purple; brown, dark-red, mulberry-coloured, claret-coloured.
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A kind of banana. It is very savoury and can easily be recognized by its brownish or reddish peel.
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(Sp. moreno) Brown, swarthy, dark, tawny, brunette.
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(Sp. morera) White mulberry tree.
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(Sp. moro) Moor, Saracen, infidel, unbaptized, non-Christian, Mohammedan native of Mindanao and adjacent islands.
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A stage-play often exhibited in the Philippines showing fighting, etc., between Christians and Mohammedans.
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To stammer, stutter, splutter, talk indistinctly through fear, shyness, etc.
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Doll. See monyéka.
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Shirt. See kamísa tsína, kamísa de tsíno id.
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See móro-Moor.
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(Sp. moroso) Tardy, slow, late, behindhand, laggard, in arrear, delinquent (in paying taxes, etc.).
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