Search results for "batak"
ugai [ugái] (irreg. infl. ugae) conj Because it turned out that; so that’s why something happened; but, however the reason...is. kaya pala
Ugae!
So that’s why that happened!
...ako ing-batak, gingpando nak ugae masyadong atras ako.... I folded up the sail, and fixed it because it turned out that I was really short of time…. Waya kag uning gikatuyog sa katri ugaey gusto nida sa suyor it aparador. The cat didn’t sleep on the bed but she wanted to sleep in the cupboard. Ugae ay buko malasa kag utan, nalimutan nidang asinan. The reason that the utan isn’t delicious, is that she forgot to put salt in it. id. ugae ay
pabatak [pabátak] (der. of batak) v 1To have something pulled up, upwards by somebody; to have something hauled in by somebody (as of having a fishing net hauled in, an anchor or a child's pants pulled up). (sem. domains: 7.3.2.8 - Pull, 7.3.2.4 - Lift, 8.5.2.4 - Up.) 2To have someone lift up the internal organs in the lower abdomen (as of a traditional medical treatment). (sem. domains: 7.3.2.4 - Lift, 2.5.7.5 - Traditional medicine.)
isa [ísa] vt 1To raise, lift, pull up (as of an anchor, gangplank or steel beams with the use of a crane or pulley). (sem. domains: 7.3.2.4 - Lift, 6.5 - Working with buildings.) 2To raise, hoist a sail (as of raising it to where it hangs like a curtain ready to catch the wind). itaas Isaha kag yadag agor maparaya yangey kita sa hangin. You raise the sail so we will sail along thru the wind. syn: batak. (sem. domains: 7.2.4.2.1 - Boat, 7.3.2.4 - Lift.)
batakon it yasog [batákon it yásog] (comp. of batak, yasog) id Cowardly, puisillanimous (as of the English expression "no balls"). [lit: pulled-up testes] duwag Aya baga gikahadlok sa ruyom nak pay ikaw ay batakon it yasog. Don’t be scared of the dark like you’ve got small balls. (sem. domains: 4.4.3.2 - Cowardice.)
batakan [batakán] n Cutting board used in traditional circumcision for boys about 12 years of age. (sem. domains: 2.1.8.3 - Male organs.)
batak [bátak] v To pull up, upwards; to haul in (as of hauling in a fishing net, pulling up an anchor or one’s pants). hilahin Ingbatak it nanay kag nag-uus-os nak sayway it ida anak. The mother pulled up her child’s trousers that were falling down. Nagbatak sinra it sayap nak haponey. They hauled in the fish net because it was already dark. syn: isa 2. (sem. domains: 7.3.2.4 - Lift.) comp. batakon it yasog , der. pabatak
