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asyeti di alkamporado [asyéti di alkamporádo] (comp. of alkampor) n A medicinal green liquid, oil is rubbed on the fontanel of a baby's head to relieve stomach pain. [This medicinal oil comes from the laurel family of trees.] (sem. domains: 2.5.7.5 - Traditional medicine.)

basiyo [basíyo] n Empty, used containers (as of empty soft drink bottles). basyo Pilakan yangey kinang mga basiyo hina it shampoo nak wayaey ra kina gamit. Just throw out that empty shampoo container because there’s no more use for it. (sem. domains: 8.1.8.1 - Empty, 6.7.7 - Container.)

sampot₂ [sámpot] 11.1vbt To arrive at a place; to reach a boundary and finish it; to go, run to somewhere. dating, datnan Nagsampot sida it gab-i? Did he arrived at the house last night? Ingsampot nimo sa yudo’t bayay kag paghilamon? Did you reach and finish the back yard when you weeded the grass? Kung ingwa it priso nak nakakalayas ay waya sinra it mayungot nak nasasamputan kung buko ay isla it Banton. If there were prisoners who got away they had nowhere nearby to run to except the island of Banton. 22.1vi The end result; outcome of something kahahantungan Kung perming inaway kag pamilya kag asamputan ay binuyagan. If a family always fights the end result will be separation.

puypog [púypog] vbt To tap or hit lightly with something; to pound. palo Aya gipuypuga it lapis kag lamesa nak kasasapot. Don’t tap the pencil on the table because it is irritating. Apuypugon nako kaling rahon bag-o itampoy sa ugar. I will pound these leaves before applying it to the wound. der. pamuypog

yusob₄ [yúsob] v To attack somebody, somewhere; to raid. lusob Ingyusob it mga rebelde kag kampo it mga sundalo. The rebels attacked the camps of the soldiers. (sem. domains: 4.8.2.3 - Attack.)