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A small shell-fish.

Advanced dawn of day, clearness, brightness, light diffusing itself just before the rising of the sun. Also used as adjective and verb. May aliwánag na. The morning light is here already. Aliwánag na ang kalibútan. The world (is filling) is being filled with the light preceding the rising of the sun. Nagaaliwánag na ang kalibútan. The morning light is diffusing itself over the world. (see bánag, baná-ag, banágbánag).

See banáag, aliwánag. Nagabanágbánag na-or-may banág-bánag na. Day is now breaking. The morning light is glimmering.

Dawn, soft, dim light. See bánag.

Dim. and Freq. of hánag. See banág-bánag.

To heat, burn, bake (as clay in making earthenware); to burn various kinds of shells to make lime for betel-nut chewing. Nagapágba silá. They are making lime for betel-nut chewing. Ginpágba níla ang mga olokabá sang tamburúkò. They made lime of the tamburuco-shell. Pagbahí áko sing banág. Make me some lime of the banág-shell.

To be or get light or bright, to shine, brighten (intransitive). Nagapáwà na ang ádlaw. The sun is shining bright now. Napawáan kitá sang Pagtóo. We are (were) enlightened by faith. Ang kapáwa nga dáyon magpáwa úntà sa íla. May the eternal light shine upon them. (see síga, sánag, íwag, bánag, banáag, sílak).

(B) Bright or light with the dawn of day, etc. (see bánag, banág-*bánag, banáag, hanághánag).

To be bright, light, etc. See sanáaw, bánag.

A kind of lobster, crayfish, crawfish; a vine. Its roots are boiled, and the resulting concoction is taken as a remedy against stomach-ache, skin diseases, etc.

Daybreak, morning-light, aurora; to dawn, to get light. Walâ na kinahánglan sing sugâ, kay may banáag na or nagabanáag na. There is no need any longer to burn a lamp, for daylight is appearing. (see banágbánag, sanáaw).