List of Hiligaynon words starting with the letter P - Page 140

Insult, blasphemy, discourtesy, disrespect, contumely, affront, dishonour, indignity, outrage, insolence, an insolent act or speech; to insult, heap indignity upon, treat vilely, blaspheme, affront. Indì mo pagpasipaláhan ang ímo ginikánan. Do not insult your parents. Nagpasipála siá sa Diós. Ginpasipaláhan níya ang Diós. He has blasphemed God. Anó ang ginapasipála níya sa ímo? How did he insult you? What insult did he offer you? (see tampálas).

Caus. of síplat-to get a glimpse of, see accidentally, etc.

(B) Caus. of sípraw-to cast or steal a glance at, see accidentally. (see pasíplat).

To be ill-humoured, murmur, criticize, find fault with, be discontented, complain. See pasingít, pasúng-ol, pososóng-ol.

To vie with, contend with, strive with, compete; to spin whipping tops in competition (to see whose top can spin the longest). Nagapasíyaw silá sang íla kasíng (trómpo). They are spinning their whipping tops in competition. (see súkat, patáka).

From pások.

(Sp. pasquin) Pasquinade, satire, lampoon; clown; to lampoon, satirize, ridicule, slander, put to shame by a lampoon in verse, prose or picture. Ginpaskinán níla si Fuláno. They lampooned N.N.

(B) Easter. Holy Week, Easter Week.

(B) To feast, eat only of good side-dishes without rice or bread. Indì mo pagpaskonón ang súd-an, kóndì magkáon ka man sing kán-on. Don't partake of the side-dishes alone, but eat some rice as well. (see pasáy).

(Sp. pascua) Feast, banquet, social entertainment with refreshments; to feast, dine well. (see tábad, bádù, bankíti, punsyón,

Good-for-nothing, useless, dull, stupid, sluggish, inept, not fit. (see pásloy, walâ, sing, pulús, walâ, sing, águd, etc.).

Also: to baffle, thwart, frustrate, cause to be a failure, bring to naught. See pás-aw id. (see kapasláwan).

See pasuláw, pasulúng, páslong-to show, exhibit, etc.

(B) To show, exhibit. See pasulúng id. Ipáslong sa ákon ang ímo bág-o nga kálò. Show me your new hat.

A dam, weir, dyke, barrier (across a river, brook, etc.); to build a dam, weir, etc. (for irrigation or fishing). Paslongá ang sapâ. Build a dam across the brook. Paslongí ang umá sing túbig. Make a dam to irrigate the farm. (see púnud).

Good-for-nothing, etc. See páslang.

(Sp. pasmo) Spasms, convulsions; stiffness in the limbs with pain due to overexertion, or to exposure or to having caught a cold; a slight cold or indisposition.

(Sp. paso) Step, stride, pace; gait, walk, pace of a horse acquired by training; to step briskly. (see tikáng).

Burned, scorched; a burn; the place or part that has been burned. Diín ang ímo pasô? Where is your burn? What part of your body has been burned?

To scorch, burn superficially or slightly. Napásò (nagkapásò) ang ákon kamót. My hand has got scorched. Anó ang nakapáso sang ímo kamót? What burned your hand? (see sílab, ílab, irót).