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A kind of squirrel.

(B) To flatter, etc. See ilô.

To stand, tolerate, brook, suffer, be able to bear. Indì akó makaíro magkáon sang katúmbal. I cannot eat chili. Indì na maíro inâ. That cannot be borne (tolerated) any longer. Kaíro ka magsínghot sináng búlak? Can you stand the smell of that flower? Indì ko maídwan (for mairóhan) iníng bahô. I cannot bear this stench. (see batás, ántus).

A kind of squirrel.

(B) To flatter, etc. See ilô.

To stand, tolerate, brook, suffer, be able to bear. Indì akó makaíro magkáon sang katúmbal. I cannot eat chili. Indì na maíro inâ. That cannot be borne (tolerated) any longer. Kaíro ka magsínghot sináng búlak? Can you stand the smell of that flower? Indì ko maídwan (for mairóhan) iníng bahô. I cannot bear this stench. (see batás, ántus).

A kind of tall grass with sharp-edged blades.

(Sp. vaquero) Cattle-driver, cowherd, herdsman.

(Probably from the Sp. aventurero) Adventurer; youth, bachelor, love-swain, knight-errant.

Lamp-soot, lamp-black. Also used as a verb. Nabiróhan ang túbo sang kínke. The lamp-chimney got black with soot. (see agyó, agéu).

To joke, jest, talk or act playfully; to refuse or decline apparently, to simulate a dislike or aversion. (see tiáwtíaw, lahógláhog, oróg-oróg, bisyóbísyo, birgîbírgì, indî-índì).

(B) Chaff, paleae, fine prickles on grass, etc. See gílok.

(Sp. hierro, herrar) Mark, brand; to mark or brand with an iron. May híro ang kabáyo. The horse is branded. Magahíro akó sang ákon karakáw. I will brand my buffalo. Magapahíro akó sang ákon báka. I will have my cow branded. Sa taghiriró madámù nga mga háyup ang pagahiróhan. During the branding season many domestic animals will be marked. (see márka, doón, óso, úso).

A small primitive scoop or spoon made of coconut leaves, or the like. (see irús).

A small primitive scoop or spoon made of coconut leaves, or the like. (see irús).

To ape, imitate servilely. See ilógilóg, ilógilogán.

To ape, imitate servilely. See ilógilóg, ilógilogán.

From íro-to bear, stand. See ídwan id.

From íro-to bear, stand. See ídwan id.

(B) To sniff at, run after, etc. See ílong. Also: to stand together in a group or circle with the faces turned towards each other.