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v. 1. wake someone up. Pukáwa kug sayu, Wake me up early; 2. awaken an emotion that had become inactive. Pukáwun nátù ang nindut nátung kagahápun, Let’s revive our happy past.
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wake
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wake
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n. child’s word for female genitalia.
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n. kind of fowl pestilence that is characterized by drooping of the limbs and head, causes the flesh to turn yellow, and generally kills all the fowl in one place; v. get this pestilence. ting- n. season when this disease strikes.
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v. 1. put the hands around a sack to clasp it before tying it firmly. Dì na ku makapukgù sa sáku kay punù na kaáyu, I cannot gather and tie the mouth of the sack because it is too full. Pukgúa nang buhuk mu íning lastiku, Gather and tie your hair with this rubber band. Gipukgù níya ang tiil sa manuk, He grabbed the chicken by the feet; 2. nip in the bud, cut something short. Ang ákung pagkasakit mauy nakapukgù sa ákung pagtuun, My illness has prevented me from studying. Pukgúa ang íyang pagpanugal sa dì pa siya mahigám, Nip his gambling in the bud before he gets accustomed to doing it.
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n. 1. female genital organ (euphemism). 2. kind of ornamental herb, the leaf and flower of which are reminiscent of the female genitalia: Rhoeo discolor.
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n. game of poker; v. play poker.
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v. 1. open the eyes. Nars mauy nagpuklat sa mata sa babáying mitumar ug islíping tablit, A nurse pried open the eyes of the woman that had taken sleeping tablets. Mipuklat lag kadiyut ang ákung mata apan napilù lang sad dáyun, My eyes opened for a short time but they closed right away; 2. awaken due to a disturbance. Mipuklat ang bátà sa syágit, The shout woke the baby up. puklatpuklat n. eyelids. paN- v. start to wake up. Wà pa giyud nílay namuklatpuklat pagsubang sa adlaw, Not one of them had begun to wake when the sun rose.
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topple
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see pakling.
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topple
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n. base of the abdomen just below the pus-un, but above the genitalia.
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see pugnit.
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fishnet
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n. pin
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n. pin; v. fasten with a pin. Ákung pukpúkan ang ákung tahian, I’ll put pins where I’m going to sew.
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pin
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v. 1. pound with the fist or something held in the fist, not necessarily with force. Mipukpuk siya sa lamísa sa kalágut, He pounded on the table in anger. Nagpamukpuk siya sa íyang dughan nga nangadyì, She kept striking her breast while praying; 1a. masturbate (slang). Nagpukpuk na sad ka? Have you been beating it again? 2. get a good profit from the sale of something Nakapukpuk siya sa pamaligyà ug kupras, He made a killing in the sale of copra; n. 1. action of pounding or hammering; 2. drumstick. -in- n. kind of cloth made from fine abaca fiber that has been pounded after weaving; v. 1. wear, use pinukpuk cloth; 2. make pinukpuk cloth.
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v. tear off something pasted or attached onto something Kusug nga hángin ang nakapuksì sa mga sín sa ílang atup, A strong wind tore the corrugated iron sheets off their roof. Ayaw puksía ang silyu sa subri, Do not tear the stamp off the envelope.
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