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Freq. of bunít-to fish with line and hook.
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Freq. of búnlaw-to rinse, etc. Also: to wash oneself with clean or sweet water, as after a bath in the sea or the like.
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Beginning, start, commencement; heading, title (of a book), introduction, exordium, opening sentences (of a discourse, etc.); to commence, start, begin, enter upon, lead off. (see púnò).
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Freq. of bunô-to stab, stick, etc.
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Freq. of punô-to fill, etc.
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To visit (inspect) the "bunóan" of a fish-corral (in order to catch the fish that may have entered).
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Freq. of púnong-to enclose, confine; build a dam or dyke.
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Freq. of búntug-to strike (of snakes).
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Freq. of búnyag-to water; to baptize.
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(B) See pamúlag, pamúsa, pamulúgsò, pamúyas-to scold, fume, bluster, rage, thunder, storm, berate, vituperate.
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See pamurúg-ot.
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(B) To use all one's strength, make great efforts, apply force to. (see pamuérsa, pamurús, pamulúg-ot).
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(B) See pamúlung.
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(B) Freq. of purús. To use force, etc. See pamuérsa, pamurúg-ot.
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Evacuation, stool; to evacuate the bowels, to go to stool, go to-the places,-the W.C. Maíwat nga pamús-on. Difficulties of evacuation. (see pús-on).
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Freq. of búsbus-to cut open, etc. Also: to perform a surgical operation, be a surgeon, practise surgery, operate upon.
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To gape, stare in wonder, look about with wide open eyes, show surprise or disappointment by opening the eyes wide. (see pamúlung).
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