List of Hiligaynon words starting with the letter T - Page 101

Anything that is to be faced,-confronted,-done,-gone through,-performed; work, job, occupation, test; end, goal. (see túlus).

Anything that is to be pressed, as a telephone button, piano key, a paper to be stamped or sealed, or the like. (túm-ok).

That is to be (should be)-complied with,-fulfilled,-done,-executed,-performed; duty, obligation, precept, commandment, order, law, injunction, rules, regulations. (see túman, kasogoán, buluhatón, katungdánan).

What is to be stepped or trodden upon; foundation, base, floor. (see túmban).

What is to be piled or stacked, as rice, etc. (see túmpi).

To swallow, etc. See tulón.

Book, volume, tome; doctrine, instruction; one to be taught, student, pupil, apprentice; that is to be tamed or broken in (of animals). (see toón).

The top-leaves of a plant, especially of a tobacco-plant.

(H) A measure of one half, particularly of half a bushel of rice. (see tungâ).

(H) What is to be-sounded,-played; a piece of music, melody, air, tune, sonata. (see túnug, tunúg).

Fathomable; conceivable. (see túngkad, salalumón).

Table, shelf, ledge, pedestal, anything used for putting an object upon. (see túngtung, lamésa, látok, bulutángan).

(H) Place where an object comes to rest or alights on. (see tupâ).

See bólas, túros.

To approach, go near, come to, face, confront, interview; to enter, go into, travel across, to traverse, cross. Párì, matúlus akó kuntánì. Father, I would like to have an interview with you, i.e. Father hear my confession. Gintúlus níya ang kadagátan. He entered-crossed-, traversed-, the high seas (the open ocean). Tulúsa lang inâ. Just face it, risk it, undertake it. (see atúbang, palapít, padulóng, sulúd, latás, dóksol).

(H) Anything that is to be suffered, borne with, put up with, supported, carried, undertaken, shouldered, as a load, burden, expenses, responsibility, an office, etc. (see tús-on).

(H) Prick, thorn, spine, spike, prickle; fork. (see túslok, tenedór).

(H) To rub, knead, massage the body of a person in a swoon, or the like. Walâ siá maumpawí kon walâ pagtulustusá sang mga umalági dídto. He would not have regained consciousness, if he had not been massaged (rubbed) by the passers-by. (see tóstos, hílot).

A strong fence, stockade, palisade, etc., especially a double fence filled in with thorny branches, etc., as often seen in mountain villages. It is a protection against thieves and bands of robbers. (see talútug).

Plural forms of tuyó, túyo.