pitlag

Tagalog

pitlag n. dodge; dodging


masalaula

Tagalog

masalaula (nasasalaula, nasalaula, masasalaula) v., inf. 1. be able to befoul or make filthy; 2. be or become soiled


mapatanyag

Tagalog

mapatanyag (napatatanyag, napatanyag, mapatatanyag) v., inf. distinguish oneself


isalabid

Tagalog

isalabid (isinasalabid, isinalabid, isasalabid) v., inf. 1. coil around something; 2. twist together


hipag

Tagalog

n. sister-in-law



kini nga mga

Cebuano

these


pagsumpa

Cebuano

v. pledge


mínù

Cebuano

n; a. magic spell cast by supernatural inhabitants of forested areas on persons wandering in their area. The victim is caused to see mirages and loses his way. The mirage may consist of trails diverging from the main path or thick underbush, so that the trail vanishes, or a person whom the traveler follows and then vanishes. The spell may last for days but can be counteracted if the victim removes his clothing and puts it back on inside out; v. be lost because of the mínù spell.


lampaso

Cebuano

polish


Hudiyo

Cebuano

n. Jews


katág-an

Hiligaynon

Retiredness, shyness, bashfulness, coyness; to be shy, etc. May katág-an siá-or-nagakatág-an siá sa paghámbal. She is too bashful to speak. (see tágò).


katamarón

Hiligaynon

See katámad.


lúkso

Hiligaynon

A young locust, not yet able to fly, a hopper. When grown to maturity it is called apán.


sagó

Hiligaynon

(Sp. sagú) Sago, sago flour, sago starch, sago palm.


kahaladlukán

Hiligaynon

(H) See kahadlukán, kalahadlukán.


headed

Ilocano

v. agtuloy, impanguluan, agturong


inborn

Ilocano

adj. naisigud


offend

Ilocano

v. pasactan, paruroden


ourselves

Ilocano

pron. bagitayo


pile

Ilocano

n. ummong, buntuon