Miscellaneous Words Flashcards
Ako
Me/I
Agast
Flow/current
Antos
Endure
Ingkit
Small bite/nibble
Ipit
Squeeze/pinch
Igo
Hit
Isa
One
Usab / sab
Again/as well/to repeat
Utok
Brain or wits (can be used like gahig ulo except more harsh)
Utot
Fart
Unggoy
Monkey
Upat
Four
Balay
House
Babaye
Girl
Bata
Child
Bulak
Flower
Bugas
Uncooked Rice / This is also used to mean pimples because when a pimple is ripe it can look like uncooked rice
Kaon
To eat
Kanta
To sing
Kuyaw
Surprising / to describe something but not how to describe a feeling. Need to use the verb to describe a feeling. I will probably need to learn how to better use this word in practice
Kubal
Callus
Korek
Correct
Dagan
Run
Daghan
Plentiful / a lot
Datu
Rich
Duha
Two
Dili
No / Not / only applied to noun, adjective, future verbs
Gamay
Small / little bit
Giya
Guide
Gutom
Hungry / Hunger
Guso
Green seaweed / usually eaten as a salad
Gyera
War
Hawak
Hips/waist
Hikap
Touch
Halay
To Hang / usually refers to clothes
Hulam
Borrow
Hugaw
Dirty
Lugar
A place, spot, or area / can be used a verb when you’re in a moving vehicle and want to stop somewhere
Labay
Throw away (long vowel sound on first a)
Passing (regular vowel sound)
Lami
Good or feels good / this can be used in contexts not related to food which is the way i grew up thinking about this word. It could be used to describe the feeling of a nice breeze on a hot day and it feels good
Luag
open, spacious, roomy, wide
Limpyo
Clean / this can be used as a noun or verb
Manay
the oldest female
Manoy
the eldest male
Ingko
Third oldest male / but i’ve heard my dad get called this word and he is the second eldest male. I should ask my parents about this
Mama
mother / john mentioned that this is typically used with children whose mother gave birth to them before the age of 38 and older. this is also just preference tho
Maayo
Good
Magkaon
Going to eat or will eat
Muayo
Will fix or will call
Nanay
Mother
Naninda
sold / either more than 1 is sold or more than 1 item is sold
Nagadto / nag-adto
Went
Niagi
Pass by or drop by / pass through
Naniguwang
have gone old or become old / this term can be used to show annoyance ie you were waiting for something or someone for so long that you have become old waiting
Ngipon
Tooth / this can also be used to refer to all your teeth but only if you are referring to all of your teeth as a whole. If you are referring to multiple teeth but not all of them then a different word is used
Aping
Cheek
Ngilo
Tingling kind of pain, like nerve pain
Ngolngol
throbbing pain
Sakit
Piercing pain or can be used for general pain
Ilong
Nose
Angayan
It suits well / can be used to say that clothes suits someone well
Atoa
ours / you me and someone else
Amoa
ours / not including the person I am talking to
Imoha
yours / individually not as a group / the other person I am talking to
Parat
Salty
Asin
Salt
Pisi
tie or rope / something stringlike to tie something
Hilo
Thread or something thinner than rope
Punit
to pick up
Pislit
To press using your fingers
Laplap
to flap to filet / slang = explicitly making out with someone
Relo
Watch
Orasan
Clock
Ura’urada
In a short notice. without a heads up
Apir
Heads up
Libro
Book
Sabay
To go together or to go along
Adlaw Adlaw
every day
Tuig tuig
Every year
Salamat
Thank you
Simud
Pointy part of lip
Ngabil
Entire lip / can also be used for describing a rim or lip with an inner or outer part ie rim of cup
Siyagit
Shout or yell
Samok
Annoying or a bother
Tagad
To greet someone or give someone attention
Tahod
Respect or to pay respect
Formal greeting
Tamad
Lazy
Tapulan
Really bad/ really lazy
Tama
long vowel - correct or precise
or
starting to feel drunk or tipsy
Tubag
Answer me
verb and noun
Wala (3 different meanings)
did not or nothing
long vowel for the first a - lost or to lose your way
regular vowel - left
Katawa
Laugh
noun or verb
Away
Fight
Aswang
witch or ghost or monster
something scary
Walo
8
Ayaw
Don’t
Yuta
Soil or ground / land
Law’uy
Vegetable soup dish (lots of vegetables). only made at home
Uyab
Boyfriend or girlfriend. partner and not married
yaw’yaw
onomatopoeia for talking. the act of talking
dyutay or diyutay
small amount or small or little of intangible things
Reyna
Queen
Adlaw
Day
Baboy
pig
Tsinelas
Slippers
Tsina
China
Intsek
Chinese
Byahe
Travel
Tabyog
To rock a cradle / also for pushing on a swing
Labyan
To pass by someone
gamay
small amount of tangible things
Sadya
Vivacious / lively
Lingaw
Fun
Siya/sya
he/she/it
Basyo
Empty bottle
Bisyo
bad habit that is detrimental for you
Bas-a
to wet
Tun-i
to study
U-ling
Charcoal
Ba-sa
read
or
wet
punita
pick
pitos
not having enough money
panos
rancid/spoiled
okok
cockroach
dasmag
trip/fall / when you bump into someone/ crossing someone
dugmok
crushed
alibangbang
butterfly
utro
as well, again / duplicate
kuwatro
4
abri
open