Dictionary
8,361 words
- akarv.to move, transfer oneself (to or from); to change one’s residence.
- akarv.to transfer, to infect with (a disease or sickness).
- akasv.to take, collect or gather inside (usually clothes) (from where they have been placed to dry).
- akasian.acacia, monkey pod tree.
- akayv.to guide, lead especially by holding the hand; to herd, to drive as a herd, a group, etc.
- akemv.to take charge of, be in charge of, be responsible for, take the obligation of.
- akikidadj.narrow, of little breadth.
- akilisn.strip of bamboo or rattan used for tying together laths, etc.
- akilisv.to weave (yarn, thread, fiber).
- akkangv.var. of PAKKANG - to walk with the legs far apart, to straddle, to walk bowleggedly.
- akkobv.var. of AKOB - to be joined or placed together facing each other (e. g. hands, plates, shells), to be clasped as hands. /MANG-: (PAG-)-EN to join or place together the inner side facing each other, to clasp as hands.
- akkubn.cover (of a box, a magazine, etc.).
- akkubv.to cover.
- akliliv.to carry under the armpit or arm.
- aklon.ladle.
- aklov.to ladle out; to hit, strike or beat with a ladle.
- aklonv.to receive or accept under one’s responsibility or charge, to receive or accept and keep in trust.
- akov.to admit or confess (one’s fault or mistake).
- akobv.to be joined or placed together facing each other (e. g. hands, plates, shells), to be clasped as hands. /MANG-: (PAG-)-EN to join or place together the inner side facing each other, to clasp as hands.
- aksidenten.accident, mishap.
- aksidentev.to injure (a person or an animal) in an accident.
- akupv.to take up or out with both hands, two brooms, a scoop, etc. ; to scoop.
- akup-akupn.a kind of hymenopterous insect resembling a bumblebee but more slender and very thin at the junction of the abdomen and the thorax.
- akut-akutn.var. of AKUP-AKUP - a kind of hymenopterous insect resembling a bumblebee but more slender and very thin at the junction of the abdomen and the thorax.
- akuyv.to gather or collect with the hands toward oneself.
- al-alv.to pant.
- al-alian.ghost, specter, apparition; spirit.
- al-aliav.to haunt or visit, as a ghost; to play ghost on. or: Who played ghost on you?
- al-alutiitn.the result of this (to protrude or rise up angrily and temporarily, as the muscle of the arm when pinched or struck sharply) action.
- al-alyasee AL-ALIA.
- al-on.pestle.
- alao’clock-used exclusively before UNA.
- alav.to get, obtain, acquire.
- alav.to take after, to be like, to resemble.
- alainterj.an exclamation used: 1. to urge or request someone to continue. 2. to wish some previously mentioned event to happen.
- aladn.fence or hedge around a house, a yard, a garden, etc.
- aladv.to make a fence.
- alagadenn.rule, regulation.
- alahasn.jewels, gems; jewelry.
- alango on, continue, proceed; see 1ALA.
- alan-anv.to pull or spin toward oneself (a string, rope, etc.).
- alang-angv.var. of ANANG-ANG - to whine, howl as a dog.
- alangonv.to mend, repair, restore; to compensate, make up for; to make good again.
- alasadj.ugly, not pretty; improper, indecent.
- alasn.ace of playing cards.
- alaso’clock- used only before numerals of Spanish origin except UNA.
- alas diesnum.ten o’clock.
- alas dosnum.two o’clock.
- alas dosenum.twelve o’clock.
- alas nuebenine o’clock.