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To stop, cease. See hulâ.
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(B) To be or become fine, nice, sunny (of the weather, as after a storm or rain). Nagahurâ na ang tiémpo. The weather is now fine.
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Hurry, anxiety, insistence; to be anxious (quick) about something, be in a hurry, insist on. (see kurátkurát, dalîdálì).
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Dark-coloured, brown, nearly ripe, especially applied to peas and beans; to be or become brown, to ripen (of peas, etc.). Nagahurág na (ron) ang mónggo námon. Our monggo is nearly ripe, is ripening.
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Thud, thump, etc. See rág-ol, hinurág-ol.
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To snore. See hulágok.
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Dark-coloured, brown, blackish, of the colour of ripe (brown) beans. Hurágon siá sing pamánit. He is dark-skinned, swarthy. (see mailóm, maitúm, kayumánggì).
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To solicit help, take refuge, make great efforts to obtain a favour. (see paningúhà).
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See hulápay-to be drowsy.
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See hulapáy-heavy with sleep.
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To collapse, fall down exhausted, etc. See hupsáray, huksáray id.
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(Sp. jurar) To take an oath, to swear. Maghurár ka. Swear. Hurahí ang kamatuóran siní. Swear to the truth of this. Ginhurahán níya ang mga kabutigán nga íya sinúgid. He swore to the lies he told. Indì mo paghurahán ang mga butáng nga dìmatúod, dìmatárung kag walâ sing ígò nga kabangdánan. Don't swear to things that are not true, not just and not sufficiently grave to warrant an oath. (see súmpà).
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(B) See huláy, húlay.
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Lying face up or on one's back. See hayáng, kayâ, kayáng.
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See kamanghúdan id.
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