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Abril|Abríl <i>name</i><br><ol><li>April</li></ol>
Agosto <i>name</i><br><ol><li>August</li></ol>
Albay|Albáy <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Albay (a province of the Philippines)</li></ol>
Aldaw nin Katalingkasan <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Independence Day, June 12, a national holiday in the Philippines</li></ol>
Ama Niamo <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Our Father</li></ol>
Asya <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Asia (a continent)</li></ol>
Asyano <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Asian</li></ol>
Aurora <i>name</i><br><ol><li>A province of the Philippines; named for First Lady Aurora Quezon.</li><li>A town in Isabela.</li><li>A town in Zamboanga del Sur; named for Aurora Quezon.</li></ol>
Bacacay <i>name</i><br><ol><li>A municipality of Albay, Philippines.</li></ol>
Bacon <i>name</i><br><ol><li>a district of Sorsogon City, Philippines.</li></ol>
Baltog <i>name</i><br><ol><li>the first hero of the trilogy of Ibalong, Bicolano folk epic fragment. The first being Baltog and after Handyong came Bantong.</li></ol>
Bantong <i>name</i><br><ol><li>the last hero of the trilogy of Ibalong, Bicolano folk epic fragment. The first being Baltog and after Handyong came Bantong.</li></ol>
Barcelona <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Barcelona (the capital city of Catalonia, Spain)</li><li>Barcelona (a province of Catalonia, Spain)</li><li>Barcelona (a municipality of the province of Sorsogon, Philippines)</li></ol>
Basahan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(historical) The ancient traditional writing system used to write Bicol languages before the colonization by the Spaniards.</li></ol>
Basco <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Basco (a municipality, the provincial capital of Batanes, Philippines)</li></ol>
Batan <i>name</i><br><ol><li>One of the islands of An island chain in Albay, Philippines.</li></ol>
Bato <i>name</i><br><ol><li>A municipality of Camarines Sur, Philippines.</li></ol>
Bikol <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Bicol (language)</li><li>Short for Bicol Region.</li></ol>
Bikolana|Bikolano <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>female native or inhabitant of Bicol Region, Philippines.</li></ol>
Bikolano|Bikolana <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Bicolano (person)</li></ol>
Bikolnon <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Bicolano (person)</li></ol>
Bisaya|Bisayà <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Visayan (person)</li><li>Visayan (dialect continuum)</li><li>Cebuano (language)</li></ol><br><i>adj</i><br><ol><li>Visayan</li></ol>
Biyernes <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Friday</li></ol>
Bula|Bulâ <i>name</i><br><ol><li>A municipality of Camarines Sur, Philippines.</li></ol>
Bulan <i>name</i><br><ol><li>a municipality in the province of Sorsogon, Philippines.</li></ol>
Bulkan Mayon <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Mount Mayon</li></ol>
Burias <i>name</i><br><ol><li>one of the three major islands of the province of Masbate</li></ol>
Cagraray <i>name</i><br><ol><li>One of the islands of An island chain in Albay, Philippines.</li></ol>
Camalig <i>name</i><br><ol><li>A municipality of Albay, Philippines.</li></ol>
Camaligan <i>name</i><br><ol><li>A municipality of Camarines Sur, Philippines.</li></ol>
Camarines Norte <i>name</i><br><ol><li>A province in Bicol Region, Philippines with the municipality of Daet as the provincial capital, and is created from Ambos Camarines, the other one is Camarines Sur.</li></ol>
Camarines Sur <i>name</i><br><ol><li>A province in Bicol Region, Philippines with the municipality of Pili as the provincial capital, and is created from Ambos Camarines, the other one is Camarines Norte.</li></ol>
Caramoan <i>name</i><br><ol><li>A municipality of Camarines Sur, Philippines.</li></ol>
Castilla <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Castile</li><li>a municipality in the province of Sorsogon, Philippines</li></ol>
Catanduanes <i>name</i><br><ol><li>An island province of Bicol Region, Philipppines with the municipality of Virac as the provincial capital and is located on the east of Bicol Peninsula</li></ol>
Daraga <i>name</i><br><ol><li>A municipality of Albay, Philippines.</li></ol>
Disyembre <i>name</i><br><ol><li>December</li></ol>
Domingo <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Sunday</li></ol>
Dyos <i>name</i><br><ol><li>God</li></ol>
Dyos mabalos <i>phrase</i><br><ol><li>thank you</li></ol>
Dyos mabalos saindo gabos <i>phrase</i><br><ol><li>thank you all</li></ol>
Dyos marhay na aga <i>phrase</i><br><ol><li>good morning</li></ol>
Dyos marhay na aldaw <i>phrase</i><br><ol><li>good day</li></ol>
Dyos marhay na banggi <i>phrase</i><br><ol><li>good evening</li></ol>
Dyos marhay na hapon <i>phrase</i><br><ol><li>good afternoon</li></ol>
Dyos marhay na udto <i>phrase</i><br><ol><li>good noon</li></ol>
Enero <i>name</i><br><ol><li>January</li></ol>
Esperanza <i>name</i><br><ol><li>A municipality of Masbate, Philippines.</li></ol>
Garchitorena <i>name</i><br><ol><li>A municipality of Camarines Sur, Philippines.</li></ol>
Guinobatan <i>name</i><br><ol><li>A municipality of Albay, Philippines.</li></ol>
Handyong <i>name</i><br><ol><li>the second hero of the trilogy of Ibalong, Bicolano folk epic fragment. The first being Baltog and after Handyong came Bantong.</li></ol>
Hindi <i>name</i><br><ol><li>a barangay in Bacacay, Albay in the Philippines.</li></ol>
Hulyo <i>name</i><br><ol><li>July</li></ol>
Hunyo <i>name</i><br><ol><li>June</li></ol>
Hupiter|Hupitér <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Jupiter (planet)</li><li>Jupiter (god)</li></ol>
Huring Pamanggi|Huríng Pamanggi <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Last Supper</li></ol>
Huwebes <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Thursday</li></ol>
Ibalong <i>name</i><br><ol><li>The Bicolano epic</li></ol>
Ingles|Inglés <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>English language</li><li>English (person)</li></ol><br><i>adj</i><br><ol><li>English (pertaining to England)</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>To speak in English, to translate into English.</li></ol>
Iriga <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Iriga (a city in Camarines Sur, Philippines)</li></ol>
Jovellar <i>name</i><br><ol><li>A municipality of Albay, Philippines.</li></ol>
Kagurangnan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Lord</li></ol>
Kinaban|Kinàban <i>name</i><br><ol><li>The Earth.</li></ol>
Legaspi <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Legazpi (a city, the provincial capital of Albay)</li></ol>
Legazpi <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Legazpi (a city, the capital city of Albay, Philippines)</li></ol>
Ligao <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Ligao (a city in Albay, Philippines)</li></ol>
Lunes <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Monday</li></ol>
Magallanes <i>name</i><br><ol><li>A municipality of Agusan del Norte, Philippines</li><li>A municipality of Cavite, Philippines</li><li>A municipality of Sorsogon, Philippines</li></ol>
Malilipot <i>name</i><br><ol><li>a municipality in the province of Albay, Philippines.</li></ol>
Malinao <i>name</i><br><ol><li>A municipality of Albay, Philippines.</li></ol>
Marso <i>name</i><br><ol><li>March</li></ol>
Martes <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Tuesday</li></ol>
Masbate <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Masbate City, the capital city of Masbate province, Philippines.</li><li>An offshore province of Bicol Region, Philippines located on the southwest of Bicol Peninsula</li><li>the largest of the three islands of the province; the other two are Ticao island and Burias island.</li></ol>
Masbate City <i>name</i><br><ol><li>the capital city of Masbate province, Philippines.</li></ol>
Mayo <i>name</i><br><ol><li>May</li></ol>
Mayon <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Short for Mount Mayon.</li></ol>
Mayong|Màyong <i>name</i><br><ol><li>(dated) Mount Mayon</li></ol>
Miyerkoles|Miyerkules <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Wednesday</li></ol>
Naga <i>name</i><br><ol><li>a component city in the province of Cebu, Philippines.</li><li>an independent component city in Bicol Region geographically located in the province of Camarines Sur</li><li>a municipality in Zamboanga Sibugay</li></ol>
Nagkakasararong Nasyon <i>name</i><br><ol><li>United Nations</li></ol>
Nobyembre <i>name</i><br><ol><li>November</li></ol>
Ocampo <i>name</i><br><ol><li>A municipality of Camarines Sur, Philippines.</li></ol>
Oktubre <i>name</i><br><ol><li>October</li></ol>
Pasko <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Christmas</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to give or ask for a Christmas gift.</li></ol>
Pebrero <i>name</i><br><ol><li>February</li></ol>
Pili <i>name</i><br><ol><li>the provincial capital of the province of Camarines Sur in Bicol Region, Philippines.</li></ol>
Rapu-Rapu <i>name</i><br><ol><li>One of the islands of An island chain in Albay, Philippines.</li><li>A municipality of Albay, Philippines.</li></ol>
Sabadista <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a Seventh-day Adventist</li></ol>
Sabado <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Saturday</li></ol>
San Miguel <i>name</i><br><ol><li>One of the islands of An island chain in Albay, Philippines.</li></ol>
Septiyembre|Septyembre|Setyembre|Setiyembre <i>name</i><br><ol><li>September</li></ol>
Siruma <i>name</i><br><ol><li>A municipality of Camarines Sur, Philippines.</li></ol>
Sogod <i>name</i><br><ol><li>a barangay in Bacacay, Albay in the Philippines.</li></ol>
Sorsogon <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Sorsogon (a province in the Bicol Peninsula Philippines)</li><li>Sorsogon City (a city, the provincial capital of Sorsogon, Philippines)</li></ol>
Sur-subangan na Asya <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Southeast Asia</li></ol>
Tabaco <i>name</i><br><ol><li>a component city in the province of Albay, Philippines.</li></ol>
Tara Kagurangnan Maria <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Christianity) Hail Mary</li></ol>
Ticao <i>name</i><br><ol><li>one of the three major islands of the province of Masbate</li></ol>
Tiwi <i>name</i><br><ol><li>A municipality of Albay, Philippines.</li></ol>
Wikipedya <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Wikipedia</li></ol>
Wiksyunaryo <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Wiktionary</li></ol>
abaga <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) shoulder</li></ol>
aban-aban|abán-abán <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>(Partido) later; shortly</li><li>(Partido) in a while; momentarily</li></ol>
abang <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>act or manner of watching for, awaiting</li></ol>
abaniko <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>hand fan</li></ol>
abay|abáy|ábay <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to do something together</li><li>to accompany; to usher</li></ol><br><i>noun</i><br><ol><li>waistband</li><li>sash</li><li>belt</li></ol>
abayan|abáyan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga, anatomy) waist</li><li>(Naga) waistline</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to place a sash, waistband around</li><li>to accompany</li></ol>
abo|ábo|abó <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>ash (the solid remains of a fire), cinder</li><li>tephra; volcanic ash</li><li>(color) grey</li><li>cough</li><li>the tigertooth croaker (Otolithes ruber)</li></ol>
abogado <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>lawyer; attorney</li></ol>
abrasa <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>handshake</li></ol>
abri|abrí <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>open</li></ol>
adal <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>To study.</li></ol>
adalan <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to study</li></ol>
adalon <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to study something</li></ol>
adres|adrés <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>address</li></ol>
adyi|adyî <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(literary) to pray</li></ol>
aga|ága <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>morning</li></ol>
agagha <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>wail</li><li>sigh</li></ol>
agap <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>help</li></ol>
agda|agdá <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to invite</li></ol>
agi|ági <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>tracks (of a footprint), prints (as of "fingerprints)</li><li>line (drawn by a pen(cil))</li><li>direction</li></ol>
agihan|agihán|agíhan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(narrow) path; road; trail; way</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to pass by, through, over</li></ol>
agil <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>withered</li></ol>
agimadmad <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>consciousness</li></ol>
agod <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a lug; a haul</li></ol>
agom|agóm <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>spouse</li></ol>
agomon|agumon <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to marry</li></ol>
agrangay <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>groan</li><li>complaint</li></ol>
agrutong <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>groan</li></ol>
agwa|ágwa <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>water (only used in certain expression)</li></ol>
agyat <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>persuasion</li></ol>
ahedres <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(dated) chess</li></ol>
ahit <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>shave</li></ol>
ahiton <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to shave</li></ol>
akbay <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) act or manner of placing one's arm over another's shoulder</li></ol>
akbayan <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) to place one's arm over another's shoulder</li></ol>
akboy <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) act or manner of placing one's arm over another's shoulder</li></ol>
akboyan <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) to place one's arm over another's shoulder</li></ol>
aki|akì <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>child; kid</li><li>(by extension) baby; infant</li></ol><br><i>adj</i><br><ol><li>young; junior</li></ol>
akit <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>greedy</li></ol>
ako|akó|akò <i>pron</i><br><ol><li>I; me (first-person singular pronoun)</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to accept; to admit</li></ol>
ako si <i>phrase</i><br><ol><li>my name is</li></ol>
akos <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(dialectal) child; kid</li><li>(dialectal, by extension) baby; infant</li></ol><br><i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(dialectal) young; junior</li></ol>
aksidente <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>accident; mishap</li></ol>
alagaag <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>dawn; daybreak</li></ol>
alagad <i>conj</i><br><ol><li>but; however; yet</li></ol>
alamag <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>mold</li><li>fungus</li></ol>
alamat <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>myth; legend</li></ol>
alang|aláng <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) dry; arid</li></ol><br><i>noun</i><br><ol><li>dried fish</li></ol>
alangan|alangá <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>awkward; out of place</li><li>hesitant</li></ol>
alapaap|alupuop <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cloud (covering the mountains)</li></ol>
alat <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Nonstandard form of halat.</li></ol>
aldaw|aldáw <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(astronomy) day (rotational period of a planet especially Earth)</li><li>daytime</li><li>(astronomy, Daet, Partido, Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) sun</li></ol>
aldaw nin pagkamoot <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Saint Valentine's Day</li></ol>
aldawan <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>daily</li></ol>
algodon|algodón <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cotton</li></ol>
alibangbang <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) dragonfly</li><li>(dialectal) butterfly</li></ol>
alimagyo <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(angry register) typhoon; storm</li></ol>
alimantak|alimántak <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy, vulgar, angry register) head</li></ol>
alimbubuyog|alimbubúyog <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bumblebee</li></ol>
alinawnaw|alinawnáw <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) pupil (of the eye)</li></ol>
alintak|alíntak <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy, vulgar, angry register) head</li></ol>
alintataw|kalintataw|kalintatáw|alintatáw <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) pupil (of the eye)</li></ol>
alipuros|alipúros <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cyclone; tornado; whirlwind</li></ol>
alisngaw|alisngáw <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>vapor</li></ol>
aliwalas <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>neglectful</li></ol>
alkila <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>rent, lease</li></ol>
alok|alók <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to invite</li></ol>
alon <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) wave; undulation</li></ol>
aloy|áloy|alóy <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>Nonstandard form of haloy.</li></ol>
alpabeto <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>alphabet</li></ol>
alpog|alpóg <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>dust</li></ol>
alpombra <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>carpet</li></ol>
alsa <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>raise; lift; hoist</li></ol>
alsom|alsóm <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sourness</li></ol>
aluhipan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) centipede</li></ol>
alumaad|alumáad <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>damp; moist</li></ol>
ama|ina|inâ|amâ <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>father</li></ol>
amaon|amàon|inaon|inàon <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>uncle</li></ol>
amay <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) early (occurring in advance)</li></ol><br><i>adv</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) early (occurring before expected)</li></ol>
amayon|amáyon <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) intensified form of amay</li></ol>
ambag|ambág <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>contribution</li></ol>
ambon|ambón <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fog; mist; haze</li><li>(Naga) dew</li></ol>
amigo <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>friend</li></ol>
amihan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>north</li></ol>
amihanan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>northeast monsoon</li></ol>
amo|ámo|amô|among <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>master; boss</li><li>pet owner; caretaker (of an animal)</li><li>(Naga) monkey</li></ol>
amotong <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>lockdown</li></ol>
ampas <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cliff</li></ol>
ampol|ampól <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fleshy, apple-shaped growth inside a germinating coconut fruit</li></ol>
amutong <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>lockdown</li></ol>
amyo <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>smell; odor</li></ol>
an|'an|ang <i>particle</i><br><ol><li>direct marker for all general nouns other than personal proper nouns</li></ol><br><i>pron</i><br><ol><li>Clipping of iyan.</li></ol>
anahaw <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>the round-leaf fountain palm (Saribus rotundifolius)</li></ol>
anas <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>all, everything</li></ol>
anas-anas <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>all in all</li></ol>
anay <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>termite</li></ol>
anayon <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sow (female pig)</li></ol>
andam <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>prepared; ready; equipped</li></ol>
anga|angá <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(literary) to depend on</li></ol>
angas|angás <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>receding hairline</li></ol>
anggot|anggót <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) angry</li></ol>
anggotan|anggutan <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) to berate; to scold</li></ol>
anggoton|angguton <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) intensified form of anggot</li></ol>
anghit <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>smell or odor of a goat</li><li>(by extension) body odor (of armpits)</li></ol>
angog <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) forehead</li></ol>
angtod|antod|antód <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>odor of anything getting burned</li></ol>
aninipot|aninipót <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>firefly</li></ol>
anino <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>shadow</li></ol>
anion|aníon|ani-on <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>(formal, location) over here (both near the speaker and the listener)</li></ol>
anira <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>honeycomb</li></ol>
anit|ánit <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>animal skin</li><li>leather</li></ol>
ano <i>pron</i><br><ol><li>(interrogative) what</li></ol>
anod <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>drift; bobbing on the surface of the water</li></ol>
anom|anóm <i>num</i><br><ol><li>six</li></ol>
anom na pulo|anóm na pulò <i>num</i><br><ol><li>sixty</li></ol>
anoy|áloy|aloy <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>termite</li></ol>
ansyas <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fighting stance</li></ol>
apa <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>ice cream cone</li></ol>
apat|apát <i>num</i><br><ol><li>four</li></ol>
apat na pulo|apát na pulò <i>num</i><br><ol><li>forty</li></ol>
apdo|apdó <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>gall; bile</li><li>(anatomy) gall bladder</li></ol>
apelyido <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>surname</li></ol>
apisiyonado <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>amateur; apprentice; novice</li></ol>
apo|apò <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>ancestor, forefather, progenitor</li><li>goblin</li></ol>
apod|apód <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>call, summoning</li><li>draft</li><li>way something is called</li></ol>
apog|apóg <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(chemistry) lime</li></ol>
apon|apón <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) manner of throwing away, disposing and/or discarding</li></ol>
apos|após <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cigarette butt</li></ol>
aprobado <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>approved; confirmed</li></ol>
apura <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to hurry; to hasten; to rush</li></ol>
ara|arà <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>envy; jealousy</li></ol>
arado <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>plough</li></ol>
aradohon <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to plough</li></ol>
arak <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>wine, liquor, alcoholic beverage</li></ol>
arakaak|ngarakngak <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a cackle</li><li>a guffaw.</li></ol>
aram <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to know</li></ol>
aram daw nindo <i>phrase</i><br><ol><li>do you know? (plural)</li></ol>
aram mo daw <i>phrase</i><br><ol><li>do you know? (singular)</li></ol>
arang|aráng <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to pray for</li><li>to hope; to expect</li></ol>
aray|aráy <i>intj</i><br><ol><li>ouch</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to ache</li></ol>
arikurong|arikuróng <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>eggshell</li></ol>
arin|arín <i>pron</i><br><ol><li>(interrogative) which</li></ol>
ariw <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>soot</li></ol>
arkitekto <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>architect</li></ol>
aro-aldaw <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>everyday</li></ol>
aro-atyan <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) in a while; momentarily</li></ol>
arog <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>similar; like</li></ol><br><i>noun</i><br><ol><li>simulation; imitation; mimicry</li></ol>
arong|árong <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>mole (dark spot on the skin)</li><li>Nonstandard form of harong.</li></ol>
arpa <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>harp (musical instrument)</li></ol>
arsobispo <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Christianity) archbishop</li></ol>
asa <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to hope; to expect</li></ol>
asada <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(agricultural tool) hoe</li></ol>
asadol|asadól <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(agricultural tool) hoe</li></ol>
asang <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>gills (of a fish)</li></ol>
asbp. <i>phrase</i><br><ol><li>Etc.; and the rest; and so forth.</li></ol>
asgad|asgád|askad <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>saltiness</li></ol>
asin|asín <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>salt</li></ol><br><i>conj</i><br><ol><li>(formal, literary) and</li></ol>
asin iba pa <i>phrase</i><br><ol><li>and so forth, and so on</li></ol>
aso|asó <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>smoke; fume</li></ol>
asog|asóg <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(historical) in pre-colonial Bicol; an effeminate man, who functions as a village priestess or medium</li></ol>
asukar <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sugar</li></ol>
asul <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(color) blue</li></ol><br><i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(color) blue</li></ol>
asungot <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>nuisance</li><li>pest</li></ol>
aswang <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(folklore) aswang (shapeshifting evil creature in Philippine mythology)</li></ol>
at <i>conj</i><br><ol><li>(Daet) and</li></ol>
ata|atà|atá <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>rice bran</li></ol><br><i>intj</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) I told you already!</li></ol><br><i>adv</i><br><ol><li>perhaps</li></ol>
atab <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) early (occurring in advance)</li></ol><br><i>adv</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) early (occurring before expected)</li></ol>
atabon|atábon <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) intensified form of atab</li></ol>
atake <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>attack</li></ol>
ataman <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>pet</li><li>manner of taking care of something or someone</li><li>(dated) servant</li></ol>
atamanon <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to pet</li><li>to take care</li></ol>
ati|atí|atî <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>low tide</li><li>act of boiling off</li><li>dirt, stain on clothes and on skin</li></ol>
atian <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to dirty; to soil</li></ol>
atibagros|tibagros <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) dragonfly</li></ol>
atibangaw <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>horsefly; botfly</li></ol>
atipil|atipíl <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>mouse trap</li></ol>
atis <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sugar apple (Annona squamosa)</li></ol>
atitiras|atitìras|titìras|titiras <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) caterpillar</li></ol>
atol <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) snail</li></ol>
atop|atóp <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>roof; thatch</li></ol>
atot|atót <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fart; flatulence</li></ol>
atsay|atsóy|atsáy|atsoy <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(informal) female servant</li></ol>
atsoy|atsóy|atsáy|atsay <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(informal) male servant</li></ol>
atubang <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>manner of facing on a position</li></ol>
atubangan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>front</li><li>facade</li></ol>
atubangon <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to face on a position</li></ol>
atyan|atsan|atyán|atsán <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) later; shortly</li></ol>
awas <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(medicine) hemorrhage</li></ol>
awat <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>abaca fibre</li></ol>
awit <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>song</li></ol>
awot <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Partido, Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon, botany) grass, weed</li></ol>
awot-dagat <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Partido, Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) seaweed</li></ol>
awsente <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(rare) absent</li></ol>
awtor|awtór <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>author; writer</li></ol>
awtoridad <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>authority</li></ol>
ayaay <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>neap tide</li></ol>
ayam <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>dog</li></ol>
ayon <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>joined; included; implicated</li></ol>
ayuda <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>aid, help</li><li>assistance</li></ol>
baad <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>Clipping of tibaad.</li></ol>
baak|báak <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>crevice</li></ol>
baba|babâ|babà <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>shortness, lowness (based on height)</li><li>(dialectal) bottom; below</li><li>descent</li><li>disembark</li><li>downstairs</li><li>decrease; lowering of quantity or measurement</li><li>(anatomy) chin</li><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon, slang) loved one</li></ol>
babaknit <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(angry register) a woman; a female human</li></ol>
babaw <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>shallowness</li><li>(archaic) top, above</li></ol>
babayi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a woman; a female human</li></ol>
babayinhon <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(usually derogatory) An effeminate man</li></ol>
baboy <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>wild boar</li></ol>
badag <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>act of destroying something by throwing down with force</li></ol>
badas <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a hit with a whip</li></ol>
badat|badát <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>full; unable to eat anymore</li><li>(angry register) pregnant</li></ol>
badil|badíl <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>gun</li></ol>
bading <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(derogatory) An effeminate man</li><li>(offensive) A gay male</li></ol>
bado|badò <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>clothes; apparel; outfit; dress; garment</li><li>act of dressing (on another person)</li></ol>
bados|badós <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>pregnant</li></ol>
badosan|badusan <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to impregnate</li></ol>
baduan|badúan <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to dress (on another person)</li></ol>
bag-o <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Partido, Sorsogon) new</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Partido, Sorsogon) to change</li></ol>
bag-ohan|bag-uhan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Partido) novice; amateur; apprentice</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Partido) to change</li></ol>
baga <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>ember</li><li>lung</li></ol><br><i>particle</i><br><ol><li>Emphatic expression determined by context.</li></ol>
bagaak <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>outbreak</li></ol>
bagakay <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Schizostachyum lumampao; a bamboo species native to the Philippines</li><li>a spear made using the culm of this plant</li></ol>
bagang|bàgang <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) molar</li></ol>
bagas|bagás <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>rice seeds, used as food (particularly if raw and husked)</li></ol>
bagat|bágat <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>obstruction</li></ol>
baghat|baghát <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>relapse, becoming sick again because of prematurely returning to normal activities after a sickness seems to have passed</li></ol>
bagla|baglâ <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>nasty</li><li>dirty</li><li>disgusting</li></ol>
baglaon|bagláon <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>intensified form of bagla</li></ol>
bago|bâgo|bágo|bagô <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>new</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to change</li></ol><br><i>prep</i><br><ol><li>before; prior to</li></ol><br><i>noun</i><br><ol><li>edema; dropsy</li></ol>
bagohan|bâgohan|baguhan|bagóhan|bagohán|bâgohán <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>novice; amateur; apprentice</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to change</li></ol>
bagol|bagól|bágol <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>numb</li></ol><br><i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Partido, Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) coconut shell</li></ol>
bagon|bagón <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(rail transport) railroad car (US); railway carriage (UK)</li><li>luggage cart</li></ol>
bagrat <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(angry register) rain</li></ol>
bagsak <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a fall with a thud</li><li>a crash (from something falling)</li><li>(by extension) failure</li></ol>
bagting|bagtíng <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sound of a bell; chime</li></ol>
bagtingan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>large bell</li></ol>
bagyo <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>typhoon, tropical cyclone, storm</li></ol>
baha|bahâ <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>flood</li></ol><br><i>adj</i><br><ol><li>flooded</li></ol>
bahaw <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>stale food, no longer fresh in referrence to food especially to cooked rice</li></ol>
baho|bahô <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>turtle</li></ol>
bahog <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>feeding of animals</li></ol>
bahogon|bahogón <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to feed animals</li></ol>
bahon|bahón <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sneeze</li></ol>
baka|bakà <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cattle; cow</li></ol><br><i>adv</i><br><ol><li>maybe; probably; perhaps; might</li></ol>
bakal|bakál|bákal <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to purchase; to buy</li></ol><br><i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sale</li><li>deal (for goods)</li></ol>
bakalon|bakálon|bakalón <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>grocery</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to buy; to purchase</li></ol>
bakawan|bakáwan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>mangrove</li></ol>
bakilid <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>steep slope</li><li>(by extension) cliff</li></ol>
bakin <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>(Daet, interrogative) why</li></ol>
bakla <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(derogatory) effeminate man; fag</li><li>gay male</li></ol>
baklay <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a long walk; a hike; a trek</li><li>(pathology) shingles; herpes zoster</li></ol>
bakli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>reform</li></ol>
bako|bakô <i>particle</i><br><ol><li>not</li></ol>
bako ako interesado <i>phrase</i><br><ol><li>I'm not interested</li></ol>
bakod <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fence</li></ol>
bakong iyo <i>phrase</i><br><ol><li>(tag question) isn't it so</li></ol>
bakros <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bruise</li></ol>
bakunawa <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a dragon or sea serpent that rises from the ocean to swallow the moon causing an eclipse</li></ol>
bakya|bakyâ <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>wooden shoes</li></ol>
balad|balád <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a sunbath (during midday)</li><li>manner of drying under the sun</li></ol>
baladon <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to sunbathe</li><li>to dry under the sun</li></ol>
balagon <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>vine</li></ol>
balakid <i>det</i><br><ol><li>(literary) many, much</li></ol>
balanak <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(a kind of fish) mullet</li></ol>
balangaw|balangáw <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>rainbow</li></ol>
balanghayan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>grammar</li></ol>
balat <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>shellfish (which breeds along the beaches)</li><li>(by extension, anatomy) skin; scalp</li></ol>
balatong <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) yardlong bean</li></ol>
balaw|baláw <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>shrimp (small)</li><li>shrimp paste</li></ol>
balay|baláy <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) house; home</li></ol>
balayan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>hut</li></ol>
balaybay <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>hanging of clothes</li></ol>
balaybayan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>clothesline</li></ol>
balayi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>in-law</li></ol>
balde <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bucket, pail</li></ol>
baldi|baldî <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>disgusted</li></ol>
baldion <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to disgust; to spit up</li></ol>
balgar|balgár <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>violation</li></ol>
balik <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>inside out</li></ol><br><i>noun</i><br><ol><li>return; act of coming back, going back</li><li>act of returning (for) something</li></ol>
balikan <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to return for something</li></ol>
balikon|balikón <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to turn inside out</li></ol>
balinghoy <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cassava (Manihot esculenta)</li></ol>
balintok|balintók <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) somersault</li><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) tumble</li></ol>
balintong|balintóng <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) somersault</li><li>(Naga) tumble</li></ol>
baliskad <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to overturn; to capsize</li></ol>
balisungsong|balisungsung <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(geometry) cone</li></ol>
baliwang <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) clavicle</li></ol>
balnaw|balnáw|bulnáw|bulnaw <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) rinse (for the body, clothes etc.)</li></ol>
balo|balô <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>widow</li><li>widower</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) to try; to attempt</li></ol>
balod|balód <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Sorsogon) wave; undulation</li></ol>
balon|bálon|balón <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>money, food, or other provisions taken to school, work, or on a journey</li><li>lunch money or pocket money</li><li>well (for water)</li><li>balloon</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to bring or carry money, food or other provisions</li><li>to learn a lesson or heed an advice before or during a journey</li></ol>
balos|balós <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>revenge; vengeance</li><li>repay; pay back</li></ol>
balot|bâlot|balót <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>an Asian street food consisting of a developing duck embryo boiled alive and eaten in the shell</li><li>alternation</li></ol>
baluan|balùan <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) to try; to attempt</li></ol>
balukag <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>feather</li><li>body hair</li></ol>
balut <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>an Asian street food consisting of a developing duck embryo boiled alive and eaten in the shell</li></ol>
balyo|balyó <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>other side</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to transfer; to move (from one place to another)</li><li>to cross a street</li><li>to change clothes</li></ol>
banal|banál <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>pious; devout</li></ol>
bandido <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bandit; outlaw</li></ol>
banga|bangâ <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>divided; halved; bisected</li></ol>
bangag|bangág <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(colloquial) intoxicated; stoned; high (on alcohol, drugs, etc)</li></ol>
bangga|banggá|banggâ <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>clay urn</li><li>collision; impact</li><li>crash (from an impact of two moving objects)</li></ol>
banggi|banggí <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>night; evening</li></ol>
bangis <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>violence; cruelty</li></ol>
bangit|bangít <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>exasperated; vexed</li></ol>
bangkay <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cadaver; corpse; remains</li></ol>
bangkero|bangkera <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>banker</li></ol>
bangko|bangkò <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bank</li><li>bench; pew (of a church)</li></ol>
bangkulis <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>yellowfin tuna</li></ol>
bangog|bàngog <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>stink; stench; reek</li></ol>
bangsod|bansod|angsód|ansod|bansód|ansód|angsod <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>body odour (of armpits)</li></ol>
bangus|bangús <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>milkfish</li></ol>
banig|baníg <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>mat</li></ol>
bano|bàno <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Legazpi) to wake up someone from sleep</li></ol>
banog <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Philippine eagle</li></ol>
bansag|banság <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>alias; nickname</li></ol>
bansagan|bansagán <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to give a nickname to</li></ol>
bansay <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>excellence, admirable character, exemplary, brilliance</li></ol>
bansok|bansók <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>siphon or straw cut from a bamboo</li></ol>
bantay|bantáy <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>attendant; guard; sentinel; watchman.</li></ol>
bantig <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>effect</li></ol>
banting|bantíng <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sling</li></ol>
bantog <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>famous; well-known; renowned</li></ol>
bantulinaw <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>tree of omander; Ceylon ebony (Diospyros ebenum)</li></ol>
banwa|banwâ <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(formal) town</li><li>(formal) municipality</li><li>(formal) country; nation</li></ol>
banwaan|banwáan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>town</li><li>municipality</li><li>country; nation</li></ol>
banwit|banwít <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fishhook</li></ol>
banyo <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bathroom; shower room</li></ol>
baoo|bàoo <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>turtle</li></ol>
barabas <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>beard</li><li>whisker(s) (of a cat)</li></ol>
barahibo <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>body hair; fur</li></ol>
barangay <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>The smallest local government unit in the Philippines, a subdivision of a city or municipality.</li></ol>
barani <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bark of a banana stalk</li></ol>
baratero <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cheapskate</li></ol>
barato <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>cheap; inexpensive</li></ol>
barberiya <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>barbershop</li></ol>
barbero|barbera <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>barber; hairdresser</li></ol>
bareta|baretà <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>news</li><li>bar (a cuboid piece of any solid commodity)</li></ol>
baribiki|baribikí <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>hand drill</li></ol>
barkada <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a group of friends</li><li>a close friend or a member of such group</li></ol>
barsa <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>raft</li></ol>
basa|bása|basâ <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) wet; covered or impregnated with liquid</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to read.</li></ol>
basahon <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a reading material</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to read</li></ol>
basang <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>describes an action that is unthought, impromptu, impulsive, spontaneous, unplanned</li></ol>
basaon|basàon <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) to wet; to cover or impregnate with any liquid</li></ol>
basbas <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a hit with a whip</li></ol>
basi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>juice from sugar cane</li></ol>
basiyo <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>empty</li></ol>
baskog|baskóg <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>inflexibility; rigidity</li><li>health</li></ol>
baso <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>glass (for drinking)</li></ol>
basod|basód|basud|basúd <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(dialect) sand, finely ground rock</li></ol>
basog|bàsog|basóg <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>full, satisfied, satiated (in relation to eating)</li></ol><br><i>noun</i><br><ol><li>levee; dike; embankment</li></ol>
basol <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>blame; reproach</li><li>regret</li></ol>
basolon <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to blame; to reproach</li></ol>
bastos <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>impolite; rude; disrespectful</li><li>indecent; immodest</li></ol>
basura <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>garbage; waste; rubbish; trash</li></ol>
basurahan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>garbage bin, any place or receptacle for waste material</li></ol>
basurero <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>garbage collector</li></ol>
bata|batà|batâ <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>stink; stench; reek</li><li>(Naga, informal) lover; partner</li><li>robe</li></ol><br><i>intj</i><br><ol><li>(Legazpi) I told you already!</li></ol>
batag|batág <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>banana</li></ol>
bataon <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Naga, informal) to court</li></ol>
batay <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a footprint</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to step on</li></ol>
bateriya <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>battery</li></ol>
bati|batì|batí <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(cooking) beat; whisk</li><li>labor (childbirth)</li></ol>
batid|batíd <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to know</li></ol>
batingal <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>blockade</li></ol>
bato|bató|batò <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) kidney</li><li>(Daet) rock; stone</li><li>cue ball</li></ol>
batok|batók <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bark; loud utterance by a dog</li></ol>
batyag <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>labor pain</li></ol>
bawang <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>garlic</li></ol>
bawas|bawás <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>sterile, impotent, unable to procreate, incapable of sexual intercourse</li></ol>
baya|bayà|bayâ <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>really; truly; ever</li><li>please</li></ol><br><i>noun</i><br><ol><li>deferral; disregard; concession</li><li>abandonment</li></ol>
bayad <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>wage; payment</li></ol>
bayadan <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to pay (for); to payout</li></ol>
bayag|bayág <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga, anatomy) scrotum; testicle</li></ol>
bayani|bayanì <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>hero; heroine</li></ol>
bayaw|bayáw <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>brother-in-law</li></ol>
bayawas <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>guava</li></ol>
baybay <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sand, finely ground rock</li></ol>
baybayon <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>beach; coast; shore</li></ol>
bayi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Clipping of babayi.</li></ol>
bayle <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga, Tabaco, Legazpi) dance</li></ol>
baylehon <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Naga, Tabaco, Legazpi) to dance</li></ol>
bayong|bayóng <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) bird</li></ol>
bayukbok|bayukbók <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>small, rice-eating mouse</li></ol>
bayuko|bayukô <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(pathology) mumps</li></ol>
bayuyo|bayuyò <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) amniotic sac</li></ol>
belar <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>vigil</li></ol>
belo <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>veil</li></ol>
bentana|bintana|bintanà|bentanà <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>window</li></ol>
bentilador <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>electric fan; ceiling fan</li></ol>
bestida <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>dress (usually for girls/women)</li></ol>
beynte|baynte <i>num</i><br><ol><li>twenty</li></ol>
bibi|bîbî <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(archaic) to pray</li></ol>
bigik|bigit|bigík|bigít <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>runt (of small animals or fowl)</li></ol>
bigote <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>moustache</li></ol>
bihira <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>rare; infrequent; uncommon</li></ol><br><i>adv</i><br><ol><li>seldom; rarely; infrequently</li></ol>
bilang <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>count; enumeration</li></ol>
bilas <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>co-sibling-in-law</li></ol>
bilog|bílog <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>round; circular; spherical</li><li>complete</li><li>whole</li></ol><br><i>noun</i><br><ol><li>circle; sphere; disk</li><li>(pathology) blood clot</li></ol>
bilot|bilót <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(offensive) having stuttered speech</li></ol><br><i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(offensive) a stutterer; a person having stuttered speech</li></ol>
binabayi <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(usually derogatory) An effeminate man</li></ol>
bingkay <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>seashells</li></ol>
bingkong <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>concave</li></ol><br><i>noun</i><br><ol><li>adze of shipwright</li></ol>
bini|binì <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>modesty; charm; daintiness</li></ol>
bintang <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(crime) frameup</li><li>imputation; accusation</li></ol>
biriran <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>star fruit, Averrhoa carambola.</li></ol>
bisikleta <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bicycle</li></ol>
bista <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(law) arraignment</li><li>(law) trial</li></ol>
bistado <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>acquainted (with another person)</li></ol>
bisto <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>acquainted; recognized</li></ol>
bitbit <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>act of carrying</li></ol>
biti <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy, usually of fish) A swim bladder of a fish.</li><li>A swim bladder from the fish known as Abo or Tigertooth croaker, endemic in the San Miguel Bay in the Philippines.</li></ol>
bitis|bitís <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) foot</li></ol>
bituka <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) intestine</li></ol>
bituon|bitúon <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(astronomy) star</li></ol>
biyaw <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fighting stance</li></ol>
biyaya <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>grace; blessing</li></ol>
biyo|biyô <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(literary) complete</li><li>(literary) entire</li></ol>
bobo|boba <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>stupid; foolish</li></ol><br><i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fool; idiot; simpleton; dunce</li><li>(uncommon) clown</li></ol>
bola <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>ball</li><li>flattery; compliment</li></ol>
bombero|bumbero <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>firefighter; fireman</li></ol>
bote <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bottle</li></ol>
botika <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>drug store; pharmacy</li></ol>
braso <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) arm</li><li>(anatomy) muscle</li></ol>
brutal <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>brutal; wicked</li></ol>
bua|bùa <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>crazy; insane</li></ol>
bua-bua|buabua|bùa-bùa <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>crazy; insane; demented</li></ol>
buaya <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>crocodile; alligator</li></ol><br><i>adj</i><br><ol><li>languid; lacking in spirit</li></ol>
bublay|bubláy <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>weakness (after an ailment or sickness)</li></ol>
bubon|bubón <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>well (for water)</li></ol>
bubong <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>roof</li></ol>
buda|budâ <i>conj</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco, Legazpi) and</li></ol>
buday|budáy <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) vagina</li></ol>
budyak|budyák <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>spear; lance</li></ol>
budyakon|budyakón <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to spear</li></ol>
bugaw <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>inducement</li><li>(informal) a pimp; a pander</li></ol>
bugawon <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to induce; to drive away; to shoo</li><li>(informal) to pimp out; to pander</li></ol>
bugnay <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>the bignay (Antidesma bunius)</li><li>the fruit of this tree</li></ol>
bugnot <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a pull; a tug; a jerk</li></ol>
bugon|bugón <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(pathology) goitre/goiter</li></ol>
bugrat <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>feces, dung, excrement</li></ol>
bugris <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>loose bowel</li></ol>
bugsok|bulagsok|bulusok|bugsók|bulugsok <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>steep</li></ol>
bugtak|bugták <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to put or place something down</li><li>to situate; to position</li><li>to align</li></ol>
bugti|bugtî <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a batter; a clobber</li><li>(informal) a punch</li></ol>
bugtian|bugtían|bugtìan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fistfight</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to batter; to clobber</li><li>(informal) to punch</li></ol>
buhat|buhát <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to raise; to lift ; to pick up</li></ol>
buhay|búhay <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>life</li></ol><br><i>adj</i><br><ol><li>alive, having life</li></ol>
buhok|buhók <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>hair</li></ol>
buka|buká <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>open</li><li>turned on; powered up</li></ol>
bukag <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>stir</li></ol>
bukagon <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to stir</li></ol>
bukal|bukál <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>spring (body of water)</li></ol>
bukas|bukás <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>open</li></ol>
bukid <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) mountain</li></ol>
buklad|bukla|buklád|buklâ|biklád|biklad <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>manner of turning the page, spreading out; unfolding; unfurling</li></ol>
buklat|buklát <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>manner of opening one's eyes</li></ol>
buklod|buklód <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>hill, knoll</li><li>anthill</li></ol>
buko|bukó <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>node (of bamboo, sugar cane, etc.)</li><li>knot (of a tree or lumber)</li><li>(anatomy) knuckle</li><li>(anatomy) joint (of one's finger or toe)</li><li>(Legazpi) snail</li></ol><br><i>adj</i><br><ol><li>frustrated</li><li>desperate</li></ol>
buko-buko <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) joint (of one's finger or toe)</li></ol>
bukol <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bump; lump</li></ol>
bulabog <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>gangster; hoodlum; juvenile</li><li>delinquent</li></ol>
bulag|bulág <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to separate; to cause (things or people) to be separate</li><li>to disunite something from one thing; to disconnect</li><li>to estrange</li><li>to divorce</li><li>to have one's marriage annulled</li></ol><br><i>adj</i><br><ol><li>detached</li><li>(of spouses) estranged; living apart</li><li>(by extension) divorced</li><li>(by extension) having had the marriage annulled</li></ol>
bulagting|bulagtíng <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>manner of losing one's footing</li><li>(by extension) stumble</li></ol>
bulakbol|bulakból <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>truancy</li></ol>
bulaklak <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Daet) flower</li></ol>
bulalakaw <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>meteorite, shooting star</li></ol>
bulan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>moon (largest natural satellite of planet Earth)</li><li>moon (any substantially sized natural satellite of a planet)</li><li>month (period into which a year is divided)</li></ol>
bulanan <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>monthly</li></ol>
bulang <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cockfight</li><li>cockspur</li></ol>
bulangan|bulangán <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cockpit (enclosure for cockfights)</li></ol>
bulangero <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cockfighter</li></ol>
bulangon <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to attack with a cockspur</li></ol>
bulaw|buláw <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>blonde, golden</li></ol><br><i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(dated, measurement) equals to 2 1/4 kg.</li></ol>
bulawan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>gold; a heavy yellow elemental metal of great value, with atomic number 79 and symbol Au</li><li>a coin or coinage made of this material, or supposedly so</li><li>a bright yellow color, resembling the metal gold</li></ol><br><i>adj</i><br><ol><li>having the color of gold</li></ol>
bulbol|bulból <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>pubic hair</li></ol>
buldang|buldáng <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(vulgar, angry register) child</li></ol>
buli|bulî <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) vulva</li><li>(vulgar, swear) cunt</li></ol>
bulig <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a bunch or stem of bananas</li></ol>
bulinaw|bulínaw <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>anchovy</li></ol>
bulkan|bulkán <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>volcano</li></ol>
bulod|bulód <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) mountain</li></ol>
bulog|bulóg <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) haircut (for boys and men)</li></ol>
bulogan|bulogán <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) to give a haircut (for boys and men)</li></ol>
bulong|bulóng <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cure; antidote</li><li>medicine</li><li>remedy</li></ol>
bulos|bulós|búlos <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>flow of water</li><li>(Naga) act of dressing; to getting dressed</li></ol>
bulosan|bulosán <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) to dress; to get dressed</li></ol>
bultok <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(angry register, Tabaco, Legazpi) drunk; intoxicated</li></ol>
bulyaw|bulyáw <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) angry shout or yell</li></ol>
bulyawan <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) to shout or yell in anger</li></ol>
bunay|bunáy <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) egg</li></ol>
bunay-bunay|bunaybunay <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon, anatomy) testicle, scrotum</li></ol>
bunga <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>areca (nut and leaf)</li><li>(formal) fruit</li><li>(formal) result</li></ol>
bungag|bungág <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon, informal) a punch</li></ol>
bungang-aldaw|bungang aldaw <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Daet, Partido, Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) prickly heat; miliaria</li></ol>
bungang-saldang|bungang saldang <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) prickly heat; miliaria</li></ol>
bungaw <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>unconscious; out cold</li></ol>
bungi|bungî <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(teratology) harelip; cleft lip</li></ol>
bungkos|bungkós <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a bundle, things tied together</li></ol>
bungo|bungô <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) skull</li></ol>
bungog|bungóg <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>deaf (unable to hear)</li></ol>
bungog ako <i>phrase</i><br><ol><li>I'm deaf</li></ol>
buno|bunô <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to slaughter; to butcher</li></ol>
bunot|bunót <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>coconut husk</li></ol>
buntol <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>punch; box; cuff</li></ol>
buntolan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fistfight</li></ol>
bunyag|bunyág <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>baptism</li></ol>
buol|buól <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) heel</li></ol>
buot|boot|buót <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>kindness</li><li>feelings</li><li>will</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(pseudo-verb) to like</li><li>(pseudo-verb) to mean something</li></ol>
burabod <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>spring (water source)</li></ol>
burad|burád <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>bloated, swollen (for the stomach)</li></ol>
buradol|buradól <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>kite (toy)</li></ol>
burak <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>flower</li></ol>
burat|burát <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) drunk; inebriated</li><li>(Naga) intoxicated (on alcohol)</li></ol>
buratsero|buratsera <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) drunkard; habitual drinker; alcoholic</li></ol>
buray|buráy <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy, vulgar) vulva; cunt</li></ol>
buraybuto|buraybutò <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>intersex</li></ol>
burirawan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>giant eel</li></ol>
burod|buród <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(derogatory) slow learner</li></ol>
burunyog|burunyóg <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>united, joined into a single entity.</li></ol>
burunyog, dai kayang matanyog|dai kayang matanyog|burunyog <i>proverb</i><br><ol><li>united we stand, divided we fall</li></ol>
busay|busáy <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>waterfall</li></ol>
busiyo|búsiyo <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(pathology) goitre/goiter</li></ol>
buskay <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cowrie, a small gastropod (Monetaria moneta, syn. Cypraea moneta) common in the Indian Ocean; its shell</li></ol>
busol|busól <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>push</li></ol>
buta <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>blind; sightless</li></ol>
buta ako <i>phrase</i><br><ol><li>I'm blind</li></ol>
butakal|butakál <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a male pig; a boar kept for breeding purposes</li></ol>
butalnak|butalnák <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(vulgar, angry register) child</li></ol>
butanding|butandíng <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>whale shark (Rhincodon typus)</li></ol>
butas|butás <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>To unhand, release from one's grasp, let go of.</li></ol>
butiki|butikî <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Daet) house lizard (Hemidactylus frenatus)</li></ol>
butla|butlâ <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(angry register) to see, to look, to watch</li></ol>
buto|butò <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) penis</li></ol>
butod|bútod|butód <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>dead, decaying fish</li></ol><br><i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Legazpi) drowned</li></ol>
butodon <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Legazpi) to drown someone</li></ol>
butog|butóg <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>inflated, filled up with air</li></ol><br><i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) the urinary bladder</li><li>balloon</li><li>brag; boast</li></ol>
butogan <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to boast, to brag</li></ol>
butogon|butugon <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>boastful; cocky; arrogant</li></ol>
butong|butóng|bútong <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bamboo (small)</li><li>fish poison tree (Barringtonia asiatica)</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to pull out</li></ol>
buwawi|buwáwi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cyclone; tornado; whirlwind</li></ol>
buwelta|bwelta <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>return; act of coming back, going back</li><li>act of returning (for) something</li></ol>
buwis|buhís|buwís|buhis <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>tax</li><li>(informal) sacrifice</li></ol>
buyod|buyód <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>prawn (crustacean)</li></ol>
buyong|buyóng <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco, Legazpi) drunk; inebriated</li><li>(Tabaco, Legazpi) intoxicated (on alcohol)</li></ol>
daa|dàa <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>allegedly</li></ol>
daan|dáan <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>old</li><li>stale (for food)</li></ol>
daba|dabà <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) love; affection; endearment</li></ol>
daga|dagâ|dága <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>knife; dagger</li><li>soil; earth; land</li><li>property</li></ol>
dagami <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>straw</li><li>hay</li></ol>
dagang tinubuan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>hometown</li></ol>
dagat <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sea; ocean</li></ol>
dagdag|dágdág <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>addition; act of adding something</li><li>increase (in quantity)</li></ol>
daghan|daghán <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) chest</li></ol>
dagit|dagít|dágit <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>act of swooping down and catch a prey</li></ol><br><i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco, Legazpi) angry</li></ol>
dagitan <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco, Legazpi) to berate; to scold</li></ol>
dagiton <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to swoop down and catch a prey (when flying)</li></ol><br><i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco, Legazpi) intensified form of dagit</li></ol>
dagka|dagkâ <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to attract</li></ol>
dagmang <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>heap; mound</li></ol>
dagom|dágom|dàgom <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>needle</li><li>rain cloud</li></ol>
daguldol|daguldól <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) thunder</li></ol>
daguso|dagusò <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>assault</li></ol>
dagusuon|dagusúon <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to assault</li></ol>
dahil <i>conj</i><br><ol><li>because; just because</li></ol>
dahilan|dahilán <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>reason; factor</li><li>cause</li></ol>
dahom|dahóm <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Partido) beauty; splendor</li></ol>
dahon <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>leaf (part of a plant)</li><li>page</li></ol>
dai|dài <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>no; never</li></ol><br><i>particle</i><br><ol><li>no</li></ol><br><i>pron</i><br><ol><li>(formal, literary, indefinite) nothing; none; no one; nobody</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>don't</li></ol>
dai ako interesado <i>phrase</i><br><ol><li>I'm not interested</li></ol>
dai ako tatao mag-Ingles <i>phrase</i><br><ol><li>I don't speak English</li></ol>
dai ako tatao magbikol <i>phrase</i><br><ol><li>I don't speak Bicol</li></ol>
dai akong aram <i>phrase</i><br><ol><li>(formal) I have no idea.</li></ol>
dai ko aram <i>phrase</i><br><ol><li>I don't know</li></ol>
dai na, salamat|salamat|dai na <i>intj</i><br><ol><li>no, thanks</li></ol>
dai tabing ano man <i>phrase</i><br><ol><li>(formal) you're welcome</li></ol>
daing ano man <i>phrase</i><br><ol><li>(slightly formal) you're welcome</li></ol>
daing data <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>nonsensical because bad habit</li></ol>
daing hawong <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>nonsensical</li><li>(usually derogatory) worthless; miserable</li></ol>
daing supog <i>intj</i><br><ol><li>(formal, derogatory) Shameless.</li><li>(formal, derogatory) An exclamation to a shocking or aggravating wrongdoing.</li></ol><br><i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(formal, derogatory) Of being inconsiderate, rude, or selfish.</li></ol><br><i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(formal, derogatory) An inconsiderate person.</li></ol>
daki <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>dandruff</li></ol>
daklag|daklág <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a throw; a fling; a hurl</li></ol>
dakol|dakól <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>plentiful</li></ol><br><i>det</i><br><ol><li>many</li></ol>
dakop <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to catch; to capture</li><li>to arrest; (seize someone with the authority of the law)</li><li>to seize (take possession of (by force, law etc.))</li></ol>
daks <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(gay slang, vulgar) well hung; having a large penis; well-endowed</li></ol>
dakula|dakulà <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>big; large; great</li></ol>
dalagan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a run; a dash</li></ol>
dalan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>path; road; trail; way</li><li>(Naga) observing</li><li>(Naga) manner of watching, presenting a movie, show, etc.</li></ol>
dalanon|dalánon <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) to watch a movie, show, etc.</li></ol>
daldag <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>adze</li><li>thick dirt on the skin</li></ol>
daldagon <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>having thick dirt on the skin</li></ol>
dali|dalî|dáli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) manner of making something easy; simple; quick; effortless</li><li>(slang) punch</li></ol>
dali-dali|dalî-dalî <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>manner of being in a hurry, a rush; to hustle</li></ol>
dalipay <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>clay</li></ol>
daliwawa|daliwawá <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(literary) dawn; daybreak; sunrise</li></ol>
dalnak|dalnák <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>swamp; bog; marsh; mire</li></ol>
dalugdog|dalugdóg <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) thunder</li></ol>
damat <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>epidemic</li><li>pandemic</li></ol>
damayo|damayô <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga, angry register) dog</li></ol>
damlag <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>all-night; whole night</li></ol>
dampog|dampóg <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) fog; mist; haze</li><li>(Naga) damp; moist</li><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) cloud</li></ol>
damulag <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) carabao; water buffalo</li></ol>
danaw <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>lake; lagoon</li></ol>
danay <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>(formal, literary) always</li></ol>
dangag|dangág <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(derogatory) idiot</li></ol>
dangan <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>(formal) then</li></ol>
dangat|dángat <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) love; affection; endearment</li></ol>
dangdang <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to get warm by fire</li></ol>
dangog|dangóg <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>hearing; listening</li></ol>
daog|dàog <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>defeated; beaten; lost</li></ol><br><i>noun</i><br><ol><li>defeat; loss</li><li>compensation; manner of making up for one's loss</li></ol>
daogon|daogón <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to defeat; to beat</li><li>to compensate; to make up for one's loss</li></ol>
daos|dáos <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to scorch; to singe</li><li>(Legazpi) to slaughter; to butcher</li></ol>
dapan|dapán <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga, anatomy) sole</li></ol>
dapat <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>necessary</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(pseudo-verb) must; should; ought to</li></ol>
dapit|dapít <i>prep</i><br><ol><li>regarding; about</li></ol>
dapla|dapâ|dapa|daplâ <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to lie down on the stomach</li><li>to fall flat on the face</li></ol>
daplos|daplós <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Legazpi, Sorsogon) sweat; perspiration</li></ol>
daploson <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Legazpi, Sorsogon) to sweat; to perspire</li></ol>
dapo <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to perch</li></ol>
dara <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to carry</li><li>to bring</li><li>to take away; to send</li></ol>
daraga <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>maiden; lass; young, unmarried woman</li></ol>
datong|datóng <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>arrival</li><li>(pathology) epilepsy</li></ol>
daw <i>particle</i><br><ol><li>marks a sentence as interrogative</li></ol>
dawa|dawà <i>conj</i><br><ol><li>even if; even so; even though; although</li></ol>
dawani|dawanì <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>mythical goddess</li><li>rainbow</li></ol>
daya <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cheat; deceit; fraud; trickery</li></ol>
dayaon <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to cheat; to deceive; to dupe, trick</li></ol>
dayo|dayô|dáyo <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a travel (for a specific purpose)</li><li>(Naga, angry register) dog</li></ol>
dayohan|dayuhan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>an outsider; a foreigner</li></ol>
demanda <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>demand</li><li>(law) lawsuit; complaint</li></ol>
demostrar|demonstrar <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to demonstrate</li></ol>
demostrasiyon|demonstrasiyon|demonstrasyon <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>demonstration</li></ol>
depende <i>intj</i><br><ol><li>It depends.</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to depend on</li></ol>
desesperado|desesperada <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>desperate</li><li>hopeless</li></ol>
desgrasiya <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>accident, mishap</li><li>disgrace</li><li>dishonor</li></ol>
determinar <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to determine</li></ol>
digdi|digdí <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>(location) here</li></ol>
digwa|digwâ <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>vomit; puke</li></ol>
diit|dìit <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) a little</li></ol><br><i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) few</li></ol>
dikit|dikít <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) a little</li></ol><br><i>det</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) few</li></ol>
diklom|diklóm <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>dark (absence or lack of light)</li></ol>
diksiyonariyo|diksyunaryo <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>dictionary</li></ol>
dila|dilà|dilâ <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) tongue</li><li>a lick; a stroke with a tongue</li></ol>
dilis|dilís <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>anchovy</li></ol>
dilot|dilót <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a lick; a stroke with the tongue</li></ol>
dipikultad <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(uncommon) difficulty; hardship</li></ol>
dipisil <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) difficult</li></ol>
dipisilon <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) intensified form of dipisil</li></ol>
direksiyon|direksiyón|direksyón|direksyon <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>direction; course; route</li><li>address</li></ol>
diyan|diyán <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>(location) there (away from the speaker, but close to the listener)</li></ol>
doktor <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>doctor</li></ol>
drayber <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a driver, a person who drives a motorized vehicle</li></ol>
dudo <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) breast; teat; udder</li></ol>
duga|dugà <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>nectar, sap</li></ol>
dugang|dúgang <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(formal) addition; act of adding something</li><li>(formal) addition (arithmetic)</li><li>(formal) increase (in quantity)</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(formal) to add or increase in number</li></ol>
dugay|dugáy <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) shin</li></ol><br><i>adj</i><br><ol><li>early (not yet the right time)</li></ol>
dugi|dugì|dugî <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fish bone; spine of a fish</li><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) mud; mire</li></ol>
dugian <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) to mudden</li></ol>
dugo|dugô <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>blood</li></ol>
dugos <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>honeycomb</li></ol>
dugtong|dugtóng <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>link</li></ol>
duhat <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Java plum (Syzygium cumini)</li></ol>
dukay <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to find; to discover</li></ol>
duke <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>duke</li></ol>
dukha|dukhá <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>abject; destitute</li></ol>
dukot|dukót <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>glued, pasted</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to glue, to paste</li></ol>
dulag|dulág|dùlag <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to escape; to evade; to elude</li><li>to elope</li><li>to ostracize</li></ol><br><i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a female pig; a sow kept for breeding purposes</li></ol>
duling|dulíng <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>cross-eyed; having cross-eye</li></ol>
dulnop <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>tsunami</li></ol>
dulok <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to approach</li></ol>
dulom <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>farside (of the moon)</li><li>new moon, period of a moonless night</li></ol>
dulot <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(uncommon) gift; present</li><li>sacrifice</li></ol>
duma <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>tuber</li></ol>
duman|dumán <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>(location) there (far from both the speaker and the listener)</li></ol>
dumog|dumóg <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) wet (of an object: covered with or impregnated with liquid)</li></ol>
dumogon|dumogón <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) to wet; to cover or impregnate with any liquid</li></ol>
dungan <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>simultaneous; coinciding</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to coincide; to do something at the same time; to do something together with</li></ol>
dungaw|dùngaw <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to look out through a window</li></ol>
dungo|dungô <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>nose</li></ol>
duot|dùot|dúot <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga, botany) grass; weed</li><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) touch</li></ol>
duot-dagat <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) seaweed</li></ol>
duotan|dùotan <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) to touch; to come in contact</li></ol>
durable <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>durable</li></ol>
durat|durát <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>unkempt; untidy; shabby</li><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon, derogatory, vulgar) flirtatious; having a tendency to flirt often.</li></ol><br><i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon, derogatory, vulgar) a flirt; a coquette</li></ol>
durian <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>durian (fruit)</li></ol>
durog|duróg <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to sleep together</li><li>(vulgar) to commit adultery</li></ol>
durogon|durugon <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to sleep together</li><li>to commit adultery</li></ol>
duros <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) air; wind; breeze</li></ol>
dusmog|dasmag <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to batter (with a stick)</li><li>to fall flat on one's face</li></ol>
duta|dutâ <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) touch</li></ol>
dutaan|dutàan <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) to touch; to come in contact</li></ol>
dutdot <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to touch with the fingers</li></ol>
duwa|duwá <i>num</i><br><ol><li>two</li></ol>
duwampulo|duwampulò <i>num</i><br><ol><li>twenty</li></ol>
duwang pulong taon na ako <i>phrase</i><br><ol><li>I'm twenty years old</li></ol>
dyip <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>jeepney</li></ol>
dyos <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>god, deity</li></ol>
ebidensiya <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>evidence</li><li>proof</li></ol>
edad|edád <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>age</li></ol>
edukado|edukada <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>educated; well-bred</li></ol>
edukar <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to educate</li></ol>
edukasyon <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>education</li></ol>
ekspektasyon|ekspektasyón <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>expectation</li></ol>
eksplikar <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>act of explaining</li></ol>
eksplikasiyon|eksplikasiyón|eksplikasyón|eksplikasyon <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>explanation</li><li>reason</li></ol>
elektrisidad <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>electricity</li></ol>
elektrisista <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>electrician</li></ol>
elepante <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>elephant</li></ol>
engkanto <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a creature with very humanlike appearance but lacking a philtrum, it is often associated with the forest and is believed to be aversed to salt</li><li>(folklore) A fairy, elf or spirit associated with the forest that appear in Philippine folklore.</li></ol>
ensegida <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>immediately</li></ol>
entablado <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(theater) stage</li><li>(theater) platform</li></ol>
entusiyasmado|entusyasmado <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>enthusiastic</li></ol>
entusiyasmo|entusyasmo <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>enthusiasm</li></ol>
epektibo <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>effective</li></ol>
epekto <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>effect</li></ol>
eroplano <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>airplane</li></ol>
esklabo <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>slave</li></ol>
eskuwela|eskwela|eskuela <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>school; learning institute</li><li>pupil; student</li></ol>
eskwelahan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>school; high school;college; university</li></ol>
esperansa <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>hope</li></ol>
estratobulkan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(volcanology) stratovolcano (type of volcano)</li></ol>
estrelya <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(astronomy) star</li></ol>
estudiyante|estudyante <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a student; a pupil</li></ol>
gaba|gabâ <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>levelled (as a building)</li><li>destroyed; razed</li></ol>
gabaon|gabàon <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to level (a building)</li><li>to destroy; to raze</li></ol>
gabat <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>weight</li><li>heaviness</li><li>grievance</li></ol>
gabos|gabós <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>all, everything</li></ol>
gabos-gabos <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>all in all</li></ol>
gabsok <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(angry register) night, evening</li></ol>
gadan|gadán <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>dead</li></ol><br><i>noun</i><br><ol><li>corpse; deceased</li><li>(informal) funeral</li></ol>
gadanon <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to kill; to slay; to assassinate</li></ol>
gadat|gàdat <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) squat</li></ol>
gading <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(uncommon) ivory</li><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) doll</li></ol>
gadya|gadyâ <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(archaic) elephant</li><li>(vulgar, angry register) animal</li><li>(Naga, angry register) water buffalo; carabao</li><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon, angry register) dog</li></ol>
gaga|gâgâ <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) act of boiling</li></ol>
gago|gaga <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(vulgar, offensive) jerk; bastard</li><li>(vulgar, offensive) fool; stupid person; contemptible person</li></ol>
gaha|gahâ <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) nickname; alias</li></ol>
gahaan|gahàan <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) to give a nickname to</li></ol>
galang <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>courtesy; reverence</li><li>respect</li><li>consideration</li></ol>
galho|galhô <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(dentistry) dental calculus</li></ol>
galon|galón <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>gallon</li></ol>
gamadya|gamadyâ <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga, angry register) water buffalo; carabao</li><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon, angry register) dog</li></ol>
gamal <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>tame; docile</li></ol>
gamay|gamáy <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>weak (referring to joints or connections)</li></ol><br><i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fine, gold chain</li></ol>
gamgam|gamgám <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) bird</li></ol>
gamot|gamót <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>root</li></ol>
gana <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>victorious; triumphant</li></ol><br><i>noun</i><br><ol><li>win; victory; triumph</li><li>appetite</li><li>enthusiasm</li><li>function</li></ol>
ganot|gànot <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) sweat; perspiration</li></ol>
ganoton <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) to sweat; to perspire</li></ol>
gansilyo <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>crochet hook, knitting needle</li></ol>
ganso|gansó <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>goose</li></ol>
gaos|gàos <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(pathology) dyspepsia</li></ol>
gapas <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sickle</li><li>(uncommon) cotton</li></ol>
gapo|gapô <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>rock; stone</li></ol>
garahe <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>garage</li></ol>
garapata <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>tick</li></ol>
garapon|garapón <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>glass jar</li></ol>
gari|garí <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) to look like; seem; as if</li></ol><br><i>adv</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) ostensibly; apparently; seemingly</li></ol>
garo|garó|garò <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) to look like; seem; as if</li><li>tame; friendly; docile</li></ol><br><i>adv</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) ostensibly; apparently; seemingly</li></ol>
garod|garód <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>spear</li></ol>
garodon|garodón <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to spear</li></ol>
gasolina <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>gasoline</li></ol>
gaspang|gaspáng <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>roughness; coarseness</li></ol>
gastos|gastós <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>expenses</li></ol>
gatas <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>milk</li></ol>
gatok|gatók <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) swelling</li></ol>
gatol|gatól <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>itch</li></ol>
gatos|gatós <i>num</i><br><ol><li>hundred</li></ol>
gayod|gayód <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>probably</li></ol>
gayon|gayón <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>beauty; splendor</li></ol>
gera <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>war</li></ol>
gian|gìan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>lightness; weightlessness</li></ol>
gibing|gibíng <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>twin bananas</li></ol>
gibo <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>made</li></ol><br><i>noun</i><br><ol><li>good deed</li></ol>
gibohon <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to do; to make</li></ol>
gigis|gigís <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) little finger</li></ol>
gihoy <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>midrib</li></ol>
gikan <i>prep</i><br><ol><li>(formal) from</li></ol>
gilayon|gilayón <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) again</li><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) end up with</li></ol>
gilid <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>edge; border; rim</li></ol>
ginhawa <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>comfort</li></ol>
ginikanan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(formal) origin</li></ol>
ginisa|ginisá <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sautéed dish</li></ol>
gira|girà <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>print; trace</li></ol>
giraray|giráray <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) again</li><li>(Naga) end up with</li></ol>
giris|girís <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>slice (of cake, etc.)</li></ol>
girok <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>tickle; ticklish sensation</li></ol>
girumdom|rumdum|girumdúm|girumdum|rumdom <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to remember; to reminisce</li><li>to remind; to prompt</li></ol>
gisa|gisá <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>saute</li></ol>
gisi|gisî <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>torn, ripped</li></ol><br><i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a rip, a tear</li></ol>
gision|gisìon <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to rip, to tear</li></ol>
gitara <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(music) guitar</li></ol>
gitil|gìtil <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Naga, derogatory, vulgar) flirtatious; having a tendency to flirt often</li></ol><br><i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga, derogatory, vulgar) a flirt; a coquette</li></ol>
giyaw <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>yellow</li></ol>
globo <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>globe (spherical object, especially a model of the Earth)</li><li>(geography) world</li><li>balloon</li></ol>
gobernador|gobernadór <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>governor</li></ol>
graba <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>gravel</li></ol>
grabe|grábe <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>appalling; horrible</li><li>excessive; too much</li><li>grave; serious</li></ol>
gramatika <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>grammar</li></ol>
gramo <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>gram</li></ol>
grasya <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>grace</li></ol>
gripo <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>faucet; tap; spigot</li></ol>
grupo <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>group</li></ol>
grupohon <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to group</li></ol>
gubing <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) clothes; apparel; outfit; dress; garment</li></ol>
gubnit|gubnít <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(angry register) clothes</li></ol>
gubot|gubót <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) tangled</li></ol>
guboton|gubuton <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) to tangle up, to mess up (for the hair)</li></ol>
gudgod <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a drag</li></ol>
gudgodon|gudgudon <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to drag</li></ol>
gudol <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>lump; bump (on the head)</li></ol>
gulay <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>vegetable</li></ol>
gulayon|gulayón <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>raw vegetables</li></ol>
guling-guling <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) abalone</li><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) snail</li></ol>
gulod <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) spinal column</li></ol>
gulpi <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>plentiful</li></ol>
gumamela <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Chinese hibiscus (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis)</li><li>Any flower or plant belonging to the genus Hibiscus</li></ol>
guna|gunâ <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) hen</li></ol>
gunakan|gùnakan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) hen</li></ol>
gunos|gunós <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) tangled</li></ol>
gunoson|gunuson <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) to tangle up, to mess up (for the hair)</li></ol>
gunting <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>scissors</li><li>shears</li><li>a cut; a snip (with a pair of scissors)</li><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) a haircut</li></ol>
guntingan <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to cut or snip (with a pair of scissors)</li><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) to give a haircut</li></ol>
guntingon <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to cut or snip (with a pair of scissors)</li></ol>
gupit|gupít <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a cut; a snip (with a pair of scissors)</li><li>a haircut</li></ol>
gupitan <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to cut; to snip</li><li>to give a haircut</li></ol>
gupiton <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to cut; to snip (with a pair of scissors)</li></ol>
guragod <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(angry register) old</li></ol>
guramoy|guramóy <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) antennae (of crabs, lobsters), whiskers (of a catfish)</li><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon, anatomy) finger</li></ol>
gurang|guráng <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>old; aged; senior; having lived for relatively many years</li></ol>
gurangon <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>very old</li></ol>
gurano|gurâno <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>how, to what degree</li><li>how much, to what degree, to what extent</li></ol><br><i>det</i><br><ol><li>how much, what amount or quantity.</li></ol>
gurapay <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>weak-kneed</li></ol>
gurit <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>straight line (drawn)</li></ol>
gurot|gurót <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>cut; severed</li></ol>
guroton <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to cut; to sever</li></ol>
gusgos|gusagos <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to rub</li><li>to mop (the floor)</li><li>to scrub (for floors, sinks)</li></ol><br><i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(vulgar, angry register) old</li></ol>
guslok|guslók <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(angry register) hungry</li></ol>
gusnab <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(vulgar, angry register) old</li></ol>
gusok|gusók <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) rib</li></ol>
gusto <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) to like; to want; to desire</li><li>(Naga) to mean something</li></ol>
gusto taka <i>phrase</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) I like you</li></ol>
gustohon <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) to like, to want something</li></ol>
gustok|gustók <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(angry register) hungry</li></ol>
guta|gutâ <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) coconut milk</li></ol>
gutaan <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) to add coconut milk</li></ol>
gutang <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cracked heels; cracked calluses in the foot.</li></ol>
guto|gutô <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>monitor lizard</li></ol>
gutom <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) hungry</li></ol>
guwapa <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(rare) beautiful</li></ol>
guwapo|guwapa <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>handsome</li></ol>
guyabano <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>evergreen tree (Annona muricata)</li><li>soursop (the fruit of this tree)</li></ol>
guyod <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a drag</li><li>a haul</li><li>a pull</li></ol>
guyodon|guyudon <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to drag</li></ol>
hab-as <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Sorsogon) to steal, to rob</li></ol>
hab-on <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Partido) to steal, to rob</li></ol>
hababa|hababâ <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>short, (of a person, tree, or building)</li></ol>
hababaw <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>shallow</li></ol>
habagat <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>south</li></ol>
habagatan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>westerly wind</li><li>southwest monsoon</li></ol>
habang <i>conj</i><br><ol><li>while, whilst</li><li>whereas</li></ol>
habas|hàbas <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco, Legazpi) to steal, to rob</li></ol>
hablo|hablô <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(angry register) to eat</li></ol>
hablondawani|hablondawanì <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>rainbow</li></ol>
habo|habô <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>averse; dislike</li></ol><br><i>particle</i><br><ol><li>no</li></ol>
habol|haból <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>weave of cloth</li></ol>
habolan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>loom</li></ol>
habolon|habolón <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to weave cloth</li></ol>
habon|hàbon <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) to steal, to rob</li></ol>
habungal|habungál <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to devour, to eat greedily</li></ol>
hadaw|hadáw <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>(Partido, interrogative) why</li></ol>
hade <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>king</li></ol>
hadi|hadì <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>king</li></ol>
hadit|hàdit <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>apprehension; disturbance; worrisomeness</li></ol>
hadok|hadók <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>kiss</li></ol>
hadokan|hadokán <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to kiss</li></ol>
hagab <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Tabaco–Legazpi–Sorsogon) yawn</li></ol>
hagad <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to request, to ask for something</li></ol>
hagahag <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>ladder</li></ol>
hagbayon <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>young man; adolescent</li></ol>
hagdan|hagdán <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Daet) step of a stair</li></ol>
hagdanan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Daet) stairs; stairway; staircase</li><li>(Daet) ladder</li></ol>
hagkos|hagkós <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>belt; strap</li></ol>
hagok <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>pant</li></ol>
hagyan|hagyán <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>step of a stair</li></ol>
hagyanan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>stairs; stairway; staircase</li><li>ladder</li></ol>
hain|háin <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>(interrogative, locative) where</li></ol>
hakay <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) yawn</li></ol>
haklas <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>detached; peeled off; stripped off</li></ol>
halaba|halabà <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>long (distance, length)</li></ol>
halaga|halagá <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>price</li><li>value</li></ol>
halakbang <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>wide</li></ol>
halan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Naga) rancidity; rancidness</li></ol>
halangkaw|halangkáw <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>tall (of a person, building, trees)</li></ol>
halanohan|halanúhan|halanóhan|halanuhan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) throat</li></ol>
halas <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>snake; serpent</li></ol>
halat|halát <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>act of waiting in for (a person or thing)</li><li>person or thing being awaited or expected to come</li></ol>
halaton|halatón <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to wait</li></ol>
halawig <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>long (having great duration): extended, lengthy, prolonged</li></ol>
halayhay <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>hanging of clothes</li></ol>