This document contains a list of Visayan words with their English definitions. Some of the words relate to emotions like sadness, anger, and fear. Others describe actions like separating, building, advising, and publishing information. The list covers a wide range of topics from family relationships to occupations to natural phenomena.
This document contains a list of Visayan words with their English definitions. Some of the words relate to emotions like sadness, anger, and fear. Others describe actions like separating, building, advising, and publishing information. The list covers a wide range of topics from family relationships to occupations to natural phenomena.
This document contains a list of Visayan words with their English definitions. Some of the words relate to emotions like sadness, anger, and fear. Others describe actions like separating, building, advising, and publishing information. The list covers a wide range of topics from family relationships to occupations to natural phenomena.
This document contains a list of Visayan words with their English definitions. Some of the words relate to emotions like sadness, anger, and fear. Others describe actions like separating, building, advising, and publishing information. The list covers a wide range of topics from family relationships to occupations to natural phenomena.
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*Alimbasag- To have insomnia, sleeplessness Alino- An unpleasant sensation
*Ataday- Delay, procastination Alintotok- Top, peak, summit, topmost point
*Giddan- To do together, simultaneously Alipudas- Restless, uneasy, troubled,
disturbed *Maldit- To print, to imprint, to impress, to stamp, to mark Alipunget- To get angry, hot-tempered, quick- tempered *Saliwasiw- To separate and meet each other again; to separate and look for each other Aliseksek- To shrink with shame again Alisugasug- Exhalation, vapor, steam *Talugading- Privilege, prerogative Aliwatek- Vagabond, vagrant Addukay- Renewed, renovated, prepared again, made ready again. Allabat- To contradict, to gainsay
solicitude, eagerness, anxiety Amang- Refuge, asylum, shelter Agek- To kiss Amangaw- To be delirious, wandering in mind Agsipud- Because, on account of Ameng- Parsimonious, penurious, miserly Akar- To move, to change one’s residence, to Ampaw- Foolish, silly person; simpleton transfer Amuy- To influence, to prompt, to impel Aklon- Refuge, protection. Anam- To do little by little Alaped- Threshold, bar Andingay- To tolerate, to support, to uphold Aleg- To do quickly, in a hurry Aragaag- Transparent, sheer, diaphanous Alidunget- Dismal, sad, melancholy, gloomy, austere Aranas- to do with care, carefully, meticulous
Aligaget- Sudden terror, great fright Arendem- To descry, to discern
Alikonnog- To walk to and fro Balakad- To counsel, to advise.
Alikuteg- Restless, turbulent, mischievous Bannawir- To rein, to guide to the left or to
the right Alimadmad- To hear confusedly, indistinctly; to remember vaguely Barangobong- The sound of a waterfall Barinsaway- To fidget Potong- Solidary, separate
Bisaleg- To feel an acute pain in the abdomen Putar- Building under construction. To build, to construct something Dawel- Cruel, savage, inhuman, merciless Rames- Disrespectful, discourteous, insolent, Dissaar- To place on the floor impudent Dubar- To try to overcome one another, to Sakbat- To carry on the shoulder strive for superiority Salensen- To overburden, to load in excess Dugdug- To dissolve, to decompose, to decay Sayabat- Impudent, bold, impertinent, Dukit- To touch lightly, to feel with the hand shameless, pert, forward Ellek- To be dumb, mute, speechless Talged- To lean, to rest for support, to rely for Er-er- To be ostentatious, pretentious comfort
Galasugas- To be tenacious, pertinacious, Tar-ap- To sift, to screen to sieve
firm, resolute, determined Tarapang- Harpoon Gapo- Reason, motive, ground, cause Unas- Out of season, Gebgeb- To be able to do Warragawag- To disseminate, to divulge, to Giddi- To reduce to small fragments, pieces publish through breaking or cutting
Ingel- Brave, courageous, valiant, gallant
Inget- Strict, rigorous, severe, resolute
Kasir- To provoke, to incense, to irritate, to
anger
Libto- To deceive, to disappoint, Fail to fulfill
Lukob- To lean one’s head on one’s hand with
one’s elbows resting on the ground while kneeling or sitting on the ground
