tikitiki

Tagalog

n. extract of rice bran


pagkamatuwain

Tagalog

pagkamatuwain n. liking; fondness


magbentilador

Tagalog

magbentilador (nagbebentilador, nagbentilador, magbebentilador) v., inf. use a fan


ligpit

Tagalog

ligpit adj. recluse; apart from the world; retired


kaanghangan

Tagalog

kaanghangan n. pungency; sharpness in taste or smell; piquancy



pag-uyon

Cebuano

v. yield


umag

Cebuano

v. for colors to run. Giumagan ang putì níyang sinínà nga naípun sa dikulur, His white shirt got stained because it was put together with the colored ones; a. color that has run. Kining mantsa umag sa ákung midiyas, This stain is where my socks ran.


pinkusyun

Cebuano

n. pincushion; v. use a pincushion.


paglimugmog

Cebuano

v. gurgle


buknul

Cebuano

n. 1. lump, something bulging. Unsa ning buknul sa ímung bulsa? What is this bulging in your pocket? 2. bunch of fibrous materials. Gisagúlan ug dílì iskuhídu ang buknul sa lánut, The bunch of abaca fibers has lots of second-class fibers mixed in with it; v. 1. bulge, be lumpy. Ang unlan nagbuknul kay daghang pánit sa duldul, The pillow is lumpy because it has a lot of kapok peels; 2. tie into a bunch. Ibuknul (buknúla) ímung buhuk, Tie your hair into a bunch.


búntal

Hiligaynon

A kind of grass whose fibre is used for hat-making, etc. Kálò nga búntal. A hat made of the fibre of buntal-grass.


eléktriko

Hiligaynon

(Sp. eléctrico) Electric, electrical. (see kilás).


hingúko

Hiligaynon

See hingóko.


madánlak

Hiligaynon

Slippery, greasy, unctuous, soft, fatty, especially said of lard, suet and the like. (dánlak).


bagáni

Hiligaynon

A heroic deed, heroism.


border

Ilocano

n. irigid, nagbeddengan


leave

Ilocano

v. pumanaw, agtalaw


plain

Ilocano

n. tanap, taltalon


saying

Ilocano

n. pagsasao


whine

Ilocano

v. unaweng, aguni