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To scorch, burn, bring fire, live coals or a flame in contact with; to singe. Irotí sang kandílà ang papél. Scorch the paper with the lighted candle. Ginirotán níya ang kamót ko sing pósporo. He touched my hand with a burning match. Iirót sa tápì iníng piokós. Put this cigar against the board. Nakibút siá, kay nairotán sang tabákò ni Fuláno ang íya nga dulúnggan. He started (jumped) for N.N.'s cigar-came against his ear,-singed his ear.

To scorch, burn, bring fire, live coals or a flame in contact with; to singe. Irotí sang kandílà ang papél. Scorch the paper with the lighted candle. Ginirotán níya ang kamót ko sing pósporo. He touched my hand with a burning match. Iirót sa tápì iníng piokós. Put this cigar against the board. Nakibút siá, kay nairotán sang tabákò ni Fuláno ang íya nga dulúnggan. He started (jumped) for N.N.'s cigar-came against his ear,-singed his ear.

To burn, scorch, char, singe. Naitós ang maís sang kaláyo. The corn has been burned by the fire. Indì mo pagitosón ang kárne. Don't scorch the meat. (see ílab, sílab, irót).

To burn, scorch, char, singe. Naitós ang maís sang kaláyo. The corn has been burned by the fire. Indì mo pagitosón ang kárne. Don't scorch the meat. (see ílab, sílab, irót).

To scorch, burn superficially or slightly. Napásò (nagkapásò) ang ákon kamót. My hand has got scorched. Anó ang nakapáso sang ímo kamót? What burned your hand? (see sílab, ílab, irót).

See kíraw. Pakiróta ang kíngke. Dim the light of the lamp.

Dim. and Freq. of kírot. (see kiráwkiráw).

To dim (a light), turn down a lamp-wick, or the like. (see kírot).

See palamílot.

See palamílot-to close the eyes partially, to wink.

Shut, closed; to shut or close (the eyes), to be shut or closed. Papiróta ang isá sang mga matá mo. Shut (close) one of your eyes. (see píyong, kípot, piróng).

One who has the eyelids nearly closed or only half open.

(Sp. serrucho) Large saw, handsaw. (see lagárì).

(Sp. tiroteo) Sharp-shooting; crossfire; crackling. (see lúthang, lupók, árak, bárak).

Also: To burn dimly, give a feeble light (of a lamp, etc.). (see kiráwkiráw, kirótkirót).

The smell of burning feathers, bones, paper, or the like; to emit such a smell. Nagaántong ang búlbul kon irotán. Burning feathers emit a peculiar smell called ántong. Naantongán akó sang papél nga nasúnug. I smell (smelt) the smell of burning paper.

The spike of a plant. Also: only half-open, nearly closed (of eyes). (see pirót).

To burn lustily, crackle and spread (of fire). Ang kaláyo nagakarábkárab. The fire is burning lustily, is spreading, is increasing (with a crackling sound). Agólagól (kirótkírot) gid lang iníng kaláyo; butangí sing paámak, agúd magkarábkárab. This fire is burning low; put some kindling on it, that it may burn bright.

To burn dimly, give but little light. (see kíraw, kiráwkiráw, kírot, kirótkírot).

To burn dimly, give but a dull, feeble, low light, to glimmer. Nagakíraw ang kíngke. The lamp burns but dimly. Pakiráwa ang sugâ. Dim the light. Make the light shine less bright (by turning down the wick, etc.). (see kírot).