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maninoy [manínoy] n A godfather. ninong Mapagto ako sa ako maninoy sa Paskwa. I’ll go to my godfather on Christmas. syn: ninong.

maninero [maninéro] n Marine crab which is black and poisonous. (sem. domains: 1.6.1.9 - Small animals.)

manila [Maníla] (fr. var. maynila) n Capital city of the Philippines. (sem. domains: 9.7.2.3 - Names of cities.)

maninay [manínay] n A godmother. ninang Kag regalo kay Nene it ida maninay ay abang ganda nak baro. The gift Nene’s godmother gave her was a beautiful dress. syn: ninang.

manikur [mánikur] n To have one’s nails manicured; to have one’s nails cleaned, trimmed and polished, painted. nagpalinis nang kamay Si Stephanie ay nagpamanikur it damot ag siki. Stephanie had her finger and toe nails polished.

maniho [maního] (irreg. infl. maneho) 11.1vbt To drive a vehicle; to steer. maneho Buko nako kilaya kung sio kag nagmamaneho sa dyip ni Fred. I don’t recognize who’s driving Fred’s jeep. 22.1vbt To lead, direct, manage an activity, business, shop (as of pasties, wedding, games etc). Sin-o kag nagmamaneho it kinang pabayle? Who is managing the dance party? syn: rumaya, pamahala 2, opisyal. 33.1vbt To counsel; to advise; to tell somebody how to do something. mamamahala Ako amanihuan kag mga manogyuto it pagkaon sa kasay ni Ariane. I will be the one to advice the cook at Ariane’s wedding.

mani₂ [manî] n Peanut. manî

mani-ubra [maní-ubra] v To twist, manipulate the truth to suit one's own purposes which are often bad. (sem. domains: 3.2.3.3 - Secret, 3.2.3.2 - Area of knowledge.)

mani₁ n Arachis oil is obtained by expression, and is nearly colorless and has a pleasant taste. It is edible and is used as a salad oil, especially as a cheaper substitute for olive oil. The lower grades are used for making soaps or for burning. The edible pods are eaten either boiled or roasted. The protein and fat contents are very high and contain sonsiderable carbohydrates. They are also fair sources of calcium and iron. mani Arachis Hypogaea

manasa₂ [manasâ] adj Wet, muddy earth (as of ground, roads). matubig Ako inatamaran magpanilhig pag manasa kag rayaag namo. I’m too lazy to sweep outside when our yard is wet.

man 11.1part Indeed, even; really (as of correcting, emphasizing or of something unexpected). narin Kahuhudaey man kung pati nanay ag tatay nida ay nanunot pa. It would indeed be embarrassing if his mother and father still accompanied him. Indi man nida maubos kina. He won’t even use that up. Miskan pa man mataas nak kahoy ay inatawog nida. Even though the trees are really tall he still climbs them. Kag ako rayang kwarta pa man ay kuyangey. Even all the money I brought was not near enough. 22.1part Anyone; whoever; whatever (as of forming the indefinite pronoun). Sio man ay pwedeng magpali. Anyone can come. Kung nio man kag imo nakita ay umaan sa ako. Whatever you see tell me. 33.1part Even if (as of concession contra-expectation). Asilinggon nako man ka kamatuuran indi ka ra gihapon gipati sa ako. Even if I tell the truth you still won’t believe me. 44.1part Correction, contradiction. Kada Martes man kag abot it bapor. No the boat comes every Tuesday. 55.1part As a result…not even; Either, even (as of dissimilarity). Waya man yang ikaw nakapamahaw. As a result you didn’t even get to eat breakfast either. comp. buko man ra , id. man o

mamon [mamón] n 1Small kalamansi flavored cakes (Calatrava). mamon Kag amo meryenda sa bayay ay mamon. Our snack at the house was small citrus flavoured cakes. (sem. domains: 5.2.3.1 - Food from plants.) 2Small sweet vanilla flavored cakes. (sem. domains: 5.2.3.1 - Food from plants.)

maminatuuron [maminatuúron] adj Truthful; determined. tapat, determinado Maninatuuron sida sa ida mga plano. He is determined in his plans.

mamantas [mamántas] adj Becomes more cruel, dangerous; enrage (as of animals). mabangis Lalong mamantas kinang iro pag imo pa kina higtan. That dog would become more cruel if you tie it up now.

maliya [malíya] v To have an animal resist, buck, be difficult to handle, obstreperous or put on a turn of anger (as of against the minder or owner when they want to do something to or with the animal e.g. a water buffalo who resists restraint). (sem. domains: 1.6.4.1 - Animal movement.)

malikot sa kabadi [malikót sa kabádi] idiom - Convert to subentry Womaniser. malikot sa babae Kag ida asawa ay malikot sa kabadi kitang nagkasakit it “Aids”. Her husband is a womaniser that’s why he got that Aids disease.

makagor it kabadi [makágor it kabádi] adj Womanizer; always having sex with women; lustful. babaero Si Manny ay makagor it kabadi. Manny is a womanizer.

mainit kag damot [maínit kag damót] idiom - Convert to subentry Can’t care for plants, animals; don’t have a “green-thumb” (lit: hot hands, fingers). mainit ang kamay Indi gani ako maka -patubo it buyak dahil mainit kag ako damot sa mga tanom. I really can’t grow flowers because I don’t have green thumbs.

mahipir [mahípir] adj Prudent; frugal; careful with things. masinop Si Mabis ay maadong kaibahan sa bayay dahil mahipir it gamit. Mabis is a nice house companion because she is careful with things.

magkaimaw [magkaímaw] adj To be together in the same group, work, project. magkasama Magkaimaw sinra sa pagpaManila. They were together in going to Manila. Magkaimaw si Fred ag si Igo sa pag-ihaw it baktin. Fred and Igo are together in butchering pigs.

magkaibhanan [magka-ibhánan] fr. var. of magkaibahan

magkaibahan [magka-ibáhan] (fr. var. magkaibhanan) (der. of iba) n Those who are companions. (sem. domains: 7.2.5 - Accompany.)

magkahitsura [magkahitsúra] (irreg. infl. magkaitsura) adj Those whose appearance is similar; a person who looks like somebody. Tong anak ni Lani ay magkahitsura it ida asawa. Lani’s child looks like her husband. (sem. domains: 8.3.5.2.2 - Like, similar.)

madla [mádlà] vt To realize one’s mistake; to learn one’s lesson. dálà Nagmadla ra nak gador tong huli kag mananakaw. In the end the thief learned his lesson. Waya gihapon namamadla kaling preso ay napresoey gani sida. The thief hasn’t learn his lesson when he was already imprisoned.

mabuot [mabú-ot] (der. of buot) adj 1Kind; gentle; nice; good; polite (as of someone with all the good character and personality qualities. It is also said of God). mabait Kag mga tawo kuno sa Bantoon ay mga mabuot. They said that the people in Bantoon are kind and hospitable. (sem. domains: 4.3.4 - Do good to, 4.9.1 - God.) 2Alert; responsive; good; happy; well behaved (as of a contented baby). (sem. domains: 2.6.4.1 - Baby.) 3Sensible, polite, responsible, mature for one's age (as of a well behaved child). (sem. domains: 3.2.1.3 - Intelligent.) 4Tame, quiet (as of animals that won't bite, charge somebody). (sem. domains: 1.6 - Animal.)