What is the Waray term for "tipsy"? What is the English word for "during"? This post will answer those questions. Her's a list of Waray words from Northern Samar with their English translation/s. There may be some slight variations between the Ninorte-Samarnon Waray and the regular Waray language, but this might help you find some answers.
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(Update: Before you proceed, let me tell you that there is a new post I made; it's a list of Tagalog words and their Waray equivalents. Latest update: There is also a new post of Tagalog sentences with Waray translations. )
List of Waray Words: Tagalog to Waray
Tagalog Sentences with Waray Translations
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A
Aaluhon - shy
Aawa-on - envious
Abaniko - hand fan
Abat - obvious
Aciete or asyete - cooking oil
Adaw - midday; noon time
Adlaw - day
Adto - there
Aduy! - ouch!
Aga - morning
Agbon - ashes
Aghat - to encourage
Agi (1) - penmanship
Agi (2) - mark; footstep; accomplishment
Agsub - frequent; constant
Agtang - forehead
Ak - me
Ako - I, my, mine
Alad - fence
Alayon - please (as in "Please, give this to her.")
Alo - shame
Alibangbang - butterfly
Alkuba - ceiling
Alsa - to lift something; to carry another person
Amay - father
Am - us (me and her/him/them)
Ambagaw - according to
Ambot - I don't know
Amo - our (my and her/his/their)
Amyon - scent
Anano? - What?
Anay - termite
Aawa-on - envious
Abaniko - hand fan
Abat - obvious
Aciete or asyete - cooking oil
Adaw - midday; noon time
Adlaw - day
Adto - there
Aduy! - ouch!
Aga - morning
Agbon - ashes
Aghat - to encourage
Agi (1) - penmanship
Agi (2) - mark; footstep; accomplishment
Agsub - frequent; constant
Agtang - forehead
Ak - me
Ako - I, my, mine
Alad - fence
Alayon - please (as in "Please, give this to her.")
Alo - shame
Alibangbang - butterfly
Alkuba - ceiling
Alsa - to lift something; to carry another person
Amay - father
Am - us (me and her/him/them)
Ambagaw - according to
Ambot - I don't know
Amo - our (my and her/his/their)
Amyon - scent
Anano? - What?
Anay - termite
Andana - storey
Andam - prepared
Ang-ang - to stammer; to stutter
Ani - harvest
Aninipot - firefly
Antiyuhos - eye glasses
Antos - to suffer
Api - to belong; to be included
Apo - grandchild
Apo nga babaye - granddaughter
Apo nga lalaki - grandson
Apoy - grandparent
Apoy nga babaye - grandmother
Apoy nga lalaki - grandfather
Arado - plow
Arakan - somebody who has a low tolerance for pain
Aram - knowledge
Aringit - grumpy
Ariyos - earring
Arot or arut - haircut
Arug - an old person
Arum - cloud (stress on the second syllable)
Arum - mole (stress on the first syllable)
Asawa - spouse (husband or wife)
Asin - salt
Aso - smoke
Asukar - sugar
Asum - sour
Aswang - witch
At - ours (yours and mine)
Atay - liver
Ato - our (your and my)
Ato - to fight back
Atubangan - front
Awa - envy
Awto - car
Ayam - dog
Ayaw - don't
B
Babaye - woman
Bado - dress; garment
Baga - red
Bagahon - young and innocent
Bag-ang - molar tooth
Bagis - line
Bag-o - new
Bagting - ringing of the bell
Andam - prepared
Ang-ang - to stammer; to stutter
Ani - harvest
Aninipot - firefly
Antiyuhos - eye glasses
Antos - to suffer
Api - to belong; to be included
Apo - grandchild
Apo nga babaye - granddaughter
Apo nga lalaki - grandson
Apoy - grandparent
Apoy nga babaye - grandmother
Apoy nga lalaki - grandfather
Arado - plow
Arakan - somebody who has a low tolerance for pain
Aram - knowledge
Aringit - grumpy
Ariyos - earring
Arot or arut - haircut
Arug - an old person
Arum - cloud (stress on the second syllable)
Arum - mole (stress on the first syllable)
Asawa - spouse (husband or wife)
Asin - salt
Aso - smoke
Asukar - sugar
Asum - sour
Aswang - witch
At - ours (yours and mine)
Atay - liver
Ato - our (your and my)
Ato - to fight back
Atubangan - front
Awa - envy
Awto - car
Ayam - dog
Ayaw - don't
B
Babaye - woman
Bado - dress; garment
Baga - red
Bagahon - young and innocent
Bag-ang - molar tooth
Bagis - line
Bag-o - new
Bagting - ringing of the bell
Bakho - sob; to sob
Baklo - to cut the nails
Baklohan - nailcutter
Baktin - pig
Bala - bullet
Balagun-on - naturally wavy hair
Balangaw - rainbow
Balaud - law
Balay - house
Balbag - to hit somebody with a bat or any other object
Balde - pail
Baligya - an item for sale
Balikad - reversed, e.g., reversed clothes
Baliko - crooked
Balitang - stairs
Balong - to throw something with great force or speed
Balud - wave
Baluto - small boat
Baltok - intelligent
Balyo - to buy something
Bandehado - platter
Bangalog - lowland near the riverbank
Bang-og -bad odor especially referring to human waste
Banhod - the condition of being numb
Bail - stocked rice
Banig - mat
Banios - to borrow some supply, e.g., rice, crops
Ban-o - to call a person's name
Baklo - to cut the nails
Baklohan - nailcutter
Baktin - pig
Bala - bullet
Balagun-on - naturally wavy hair
Balangaw - rainbow
Balaud - law
Balay - house
Balbag - to hit somebody with a bat or any other object
Balde - pail
Baligya - an item for sale
Balikad - reversed, e.g., reversed clothes
Baliko - crooked
Balitang - stairs
Balong - to throw something with great force or speed
Balud - wave
Baluto - small boat
Baltok - intelligent
Balyo - to buy something
Bandehado - platter
Bangalog - lowland near the riverbank
Bang-og -bad odor especially referring to human waste
Banhod - the condition of being numb
Bail - stocked rice
Banig - mat
Banios - to borrow some supply, e.g., rice, crops
Ban-o - to call a person's name
Bantog - famous
Banwa - grass
Banwaanon - a creature from another dimension
Barangas - beard
Baras - sand
Barato - cheap
Barbas - beard
Barko - ship
Baryo - a small village
Basketbol - basketball
Basketbolan - basketball court
Baso - glass
Bata - child (stress on the first syllable)
Bata - uncle (stress on the second syllable)
Batad - a broom made of tambo
Bato - stone
Batos - sidekick
Baybay - beach
Bayhon - face
Bayot - male homosexual; gay
Bayud - millipede
Batuta - cudgel or baton
Berde - green
Bikag - mumps
Binglad - unhusked rice; palay (Tagalog)
Binulan - monthly
Bintana - window
Binuy-akan - kicked
Biskwit - crackers
Bitiis - leg
Bituon - star
Biyuos - bud
Buaya - crocodile
Bubong - roof
Bubot - butt; rectum
Budo - salted fish
Bugas - rice
Bug-os - whole
Bugto - sibling
Bugto nga babaye - sister
Bugto nga lalaki - brother
Buhat (1) - to rise; to carry something
Buhat (2) - activity
Buhian - to let go
Buhi - alive
Buhok - hair
Bukad - flower
Bukaw - owl
Bukdo - to protrude
Buksol - stocky; plump
Buktot - hunchback
Bulag - separated
Bulan - moon
Bulang - cockfight
Bulangan - cockfight arena
Bulaw - brown
Bulawan - gold
Bulig - help; to help
Bulong - medicine
Bulos - revenge
Bulsa - pocket
Bunak - to wash clothes
Bunakan - laundry
Bunay - eggs
Bunay - scrotum
Bun-i - ringworm
Buno - to pierce
Bungol - deaf
Bungot - mustache
Bungto - town
Buong - shattered or broken (as in broken glass)
Buotan - kind
Burabod - spring (natural source of water)
Buringot - messy; unkempt
Burobahutog - to wander aimlessly
Burobaluto - toy sailboat
Burahibo - skin hair
Burog - haircut
Burod - pregnant
Buruhaton - things to be done; things to do
Busag - white
Buslong - to look directly into another person's eyes
Busog - full; stuffed
Buta - blind
Butang nga pinanbuhat - activities accomplished
Butnga - middle
Buto - penis (for mature men)
Butok - bind
Butong (1) - to pull
Butong (2) - to buy a piece of land
Buwa - lie; to lie
Buwaon - liar
Buwas - tomorrow
Buy-ak - to kick
Buy-ay - belly fat
Buyhaw - sober
Buyong - hernia
D
Daan - old
Dada - aunt
Dahon - leaf
Dagahap - blurred
Dagat - sea; beach
Dagaw - shadow
Dagnas - to drag something or somebody
Dagum or dagom - needle
Daki - dandruff
Dakop - to catch
Dakpa - a verb derived from dakop; a command to catch something
Dalagan - to run
Dalan - road; path
Dalugdog - thunder
Danas - to drag something or somebody
Danay - sometimes
Dapa - to lie down on the stomach
Daraga - an unmarried lady or a young unmarried girl
Daragita - a young girl (approximately between 10 to 14 years old)
Darako or dako - big
Daramo or damo - many or abundant
Datung - to arrive
Daug - to win; winner
Daugan - winner
Dayaw - praise; to praise
Dayuday - forever
Dayupak - to clap
Di - no; not
Dila - tongue
Dimalas - unlucky
Diri - no; not
Diskanso - to rest
Dito or ditoy - small
Dudgo - to wail because of extreme pain
Dug-ab - to belch
Dugang - addition
Dughan - chest
Dugo - blood
Dugtong - continuation
Duha - two
Duktor - doctor
Dulsi - candy
Duma - root crop
Dunot - rotten
Dungan - synchronized
Dungot - dried nasal mucus
Duok - to come nearer; to go nearer to a person or an object
Duon - to press
During - dead skin cells
Durodilain - varied
Durot - greedy; selfish
Durungan - synchronized
Dutdot - pubic hair
Duyan - hammock
Duyog - accompaniment
E
Edru - airplane
Elepante - elephant
Embudo - funnel
Eskalon - storey
Eskuyla - student
Eskuylahan - school
G
Gagasud - to shout
Gahum - power
Gamot - root
Ganghaw - breath
Garudgatod - rough
Gatas - milkGikan - to leave
Gimahali - skyrocketing prices
Ginhawa - to breathe
Ginoo - God; Lord
Ginparong - turned off the lights
Gisi - to tear
Grabe - seriously ill
Gugma - love
Gulpi - plenty
Gunit - to pull another person's hair
Gusaw - out of tune; off-key
Gutok - back (back of the body)
Gutom - hunger; hungry
Guyok - to tickle; ticklish
H
Hababaw - shallow
Habubo - short
Hagdan - stairs
Hagong - snore; to snore
Hadi - king
Hain - where
Harok - kiss
Halaba - long
Halarom (or hilarom) - deep
Halapad - wide
Halas - snake
Halipot - short
Halot - greedy; selfish
Hangga - chicken pox
Hangkop - to embrace; to hug
Harani - near
Harayo -far
Harigi - pillar
Haruan - mud fish
Harubas - naked
Hasta - including, e.g., "hasta ak" (It includes me.), "hasta an mga bisita" (including the visitors)
Hayop - animal
Hawan - yard
Higda - to lie down
Higdaan - a place for sleeping; a bed
Higop - to drink from a bowl
Higot - knot
Higripid - neighbors
Hinay-hinay - slowly
Hinigugma - beloved
Banwa - grass
Banwaanon - a creature from another dimension
Barangas - beard
Baras - sand
Barato - cheap
Barbas - beard
Barko - ship
Baryo - a small village
Basketbol - basketball
Basketbolan - basketball court
Baso - glass
Bata - child (stress on the first syllable)
Bata - uncle (stress on the second syllable)
Batad - a broom made of tambo
Bato - stone
Batos - sidekick
Baybay - beach
Bayhon - face
Bayot - male homosexual; gay
Bayud - millipede
Batuta - cudgel or baton
Berde - green
Bikag - mumps
Binglad - unhusked rice; palay (Tagalog)
Binulan - monthly
Bintana - window
Binuy-akan - kicked
Biskwit - crackers
Bitiis - leg
Bituon - star
Biyuos - bud
Buaya - crocodile
Bubong - roof
Bubot - butt; rectum
Budo - salted fish
Bugas - rice
Bug-os - whole
Bugto - sibling
Bugto nga babaye - sister
Bugto nga lalaki - brother
Buhat (1) - to rise; to carry something
Buhat (2) - activity
Buhian - to let go
Buhi - alive
Buhok - hair
Bukad - flower
Bukaw - owl
Bukdo - to protrude
Buksol - stocky; plump
Buktot - hunchback
Bulag - separated
Bulan - moon
Bulang - cockfight
Bulangan - cockfight arena
Bulaw - brown
Bulawan - gold
Bulig - help; to help
Bulong - medicine
Bulos - revenge
Bulsa - pocket
Bunak - to wash clothes
Bunakan - laundry
Bunay - eggs
Bunay - scrotum
Bun-i - ringworm
Buno - to pierce
Bungol - deaf
Bungot - mustache
Bungto - town
Buong - shattered or broken (as in broken glass)
Buotan - kind
Burabod - spring (natural source of water)
Buringot - messy; unkempt
Burobahutog - to wander aimlessly
Burobaluto - toy sailboat
Burahibo - skin hair
Burog - haircut
Burod - pregnant
Buruhaton - things to be done; things to do
Busag - white
Buslong - to look directly into another person's eyes
Busog - full; stuffed
Buta - blind
Butang nga pinanbuhat - activities accomplished
Butnga - middle
Buto - penis (for mature men)
Butok - bind
Butong (1) - to pull
Butong (2) - to buy a piece of land
Buwa - lie; to lie
Buwaon - liar
Buwas - tomorrow
Buy-ak - to kick
Buy-ay - belly fat
Buyhaw - sober
Buyong - hernia
D
Daan - old
Dada - aunt
Dahon - leaf
Dagahap - blurred
Dagat - sea; beach
Dagaw - shadow
Dagnas - to drag something or somebody
Dagum or dagom - needle
Daki - dandruff
Dakop - to catch
Dakpa - a verb derived from dakop; a command to catch something
Dalagan - to run
Dalan - road; path
Dalugdog - thunder
Danas - to drag something or somebody
Danay - sometimes
Dapa - to lie down on the stomach
Daraga - an unmarried lady or a young unmarried girl
Daragita - a young girl (approximately between 10 to 14 years old)
Darako or dako - big
Daramo or damo - many or abundant
Datung - to arrive
Daug - to win; winner
Daugan - winner
Dayaw - praise; to praise
Dayuday - forever
Dayupak - to clap
Di - no; not
Dila - tongue
Dimalas - unlucky
Diri - no; not
Diskanso - to rest
Dito or ditoy - small
Dudgo - to wail because of extreme pain
Dug-ab - to belch
Dugang - addition
Dughan - chest
Dugo - blood
Dugtong - continuation
Duha - two
Duktor - doctor
Dulsi - candy
Duma - root crop
Dunot - rotten
Dungan - synchronized
Dungot - dried nasal mucus
Duok - to come nearer; to go nearer to a person or an object
Duon - to press
During - dead skin cells
Durodilain - varied
Durot - greedy; selfish
Durungan - synchronized
Dutdot - pubic hair
Duyan - hammock
Duyog - accompaniment
E
Edru - airplane
Elepante - elephant
Embudo - funnel
Eskalon - storey
Eskuyla - student
Eskuylahan - school
G
Gagasud - to shout
Gahum - power
Gamot - root
Ganghaw - breath
Garudgatod - rough
Gatas - milkGikan - to leave
Gimahali - skyrocketing prices
Ginhawa - to breathe
Ginoo - God; Lord
Ginparong - turned off the lights
Gisi - to tear
Grabe - seriously ill
Gugma - love
Gulpi - plenty
Gunit - to pull another person's hair
Gusaw - out of tune; off-key
Gutok - back (back of the body)
Gutom - hunger; hungry
Guyok - to tickle; ticklish
H
Hababaw - shallow
Habubo - short
Hagdan - stairs
Hagong - snore; to snore
Hadi - king
Hain - where
Harok - kiss
Halaba - long
Halarom (or hilarom) - deep
Halapad - wide
Halas - snake
Halipot - short
Halot - greedy; selfish
Hangga - chicken pox
Hangkop - to embrace; to hug
Harani - near
Harayo -far
Harigi - pillar
Haruan - mud fish
Harubas - naked
Hasta - including, e.g., "hasta ak" (It includes me.), "hasta an mga bisita" (including the visitors)
Hayop - animal
Hawan - yard
Higda - to lie down
Higdaan - a place for sleeping; a bed
Higop - to drink from a bowl
Higot - knot
Higripid - neighbors
Hinay-hinay - slowly
Hinigugma - beloved
Hinimo - created; made
Hinog - ripe
Hinumdumi - to remember
Hinumduman - remembrance
Hinog - ripe
Hinumdumi - to remember
Hinumduman - remembrance
Hingbis - scales (as in fish scales)
Hingyap - obsession
Hipid - neighbor
Hiranat - fever
Hirot - careful
Hirug - to scrub the body
Hirugan - a stone used for cleaning the body, i.e., to remove dead skin cells
Hiunong - about
Hiwa - mouth
Hiyum - smile
Hostes - prostitute
Huba - naked
Hubog - drunk
Hubrak - lazy
Hubya - lazy
Hugay - to convince; to lure
Hulas - sweat; perspiration
Hulat - to wait
Hulos - wet
Human - finished; done
Humoy - wet
Hunahuna - idea
Huni - chirping of the birds
Huram - to borrow
Huring - whisper
Hurobhutob - speculations
Hurong-hurong - tipsy
Hutib-hutib - murmur
Hutok - to bow down one's head
Hutuwong - to stare blankly
Huwas - healed
Huyam - to yawn
Huygo - to gamble
Huyop - to blow
I
Iban - subtraction
Ido - puppy
Igsura - a dish that consists of either fish or meat
Ihi - urine
Ika-duha - second
Ika-lima - fifth
Ika-napulo - tenth
Ika-pito - seventh
Ika-siyam - ninth
Ika-tulo - third
Ika-unom - sixth
Ika-upat - fourth
Ikaw - you
Ika-walo - eighth
Imos - insane
Inadlaw - daily
Indigay - competition
Inop - dream; ambition
Inuli - went home
Inggids - boyfriend; girlfriend
Ilarum - lower part (of a house, of an object)
Ilo - orphan
Im-im - lip/s
Indig - envy
Inuumaw - senile
Ipo - cat
Irapa - sickly
Irimnun or irimnon - liquor
Irok - armpit
Irong - nose
Iroy - mother
Isda - fish
Isol - move aside
Istrikto - disciplinarian
Ispat - flashlight
K
Kaagahon - dawn
Kaapi - member
Kaarugan - the elderly
Kababayen-an - women
Kabataan - youth
Kabayo - horse
Kablas - poor
Kabubwason - bright future
Kabugtoan - siblings
Kabulig - household help
Kadaan - obsolete
Kada adlaw - every day
Kada bulan - every month
Kada gab-i - every night
Kada kulop - every afternoon
Kadam-an - majority
Kada tuig - every year
Kadayaw - full moon
Kadop - to swim deeper
Kag-anak - parent
Kagugub-an - forest
Kagurangan - forest
Kahapon - yesterday
Kahawan - clean surroundings
Kahimo - face
Kahulop - to worry
Kaisog - courage
Kaka - to scratch
Kalalakin-an - men
Kalamay - hard dark brown sugar
Kalawid - small hut; temporary shelter
Kalayo - fire
Kaldero - rice pot
Kalibutan - world
Kalinaw - peace
Kalipay - joy
Kalot - to scratch a body part
Kalagwating - tall and slender
Kalye - street
Kamatis - tomato
Kamatayon - death
Kamatuoran - truth
Kamot - hand
Kamutang - condition, e.g., a patient's condition
Kamutangan - situation; condition
Kanina - a while ago
Kanira/kanra - their; theirs
Kan-o - when
Kanta - to sing
Kantura - church choir
Kaon - to eat
Kapalaran - fate; destiny
Kapasakyan - rice fields
Kape - coffee
Kapirdihan - loss
Kapot - to hold
Karabasa - squash (plant)
Karaha - pan
Hingyap - obsession
Hipid - neighbor
Hiranat - fever
Hirot - careful
Hirug - to scrub the body
Hirugan - a stone used for cleaning the body, i.e., to remove dead skin cells
Hiunong - about
Hiwa - mouth
Hiyum - smile
Hostes - prostitute
Huba - naked
Hubog - drunk
Hubrak - lazy
Hubya - lazy
Hugay - to convince; to lure
Hulas - sweat; perspiration
Hulat - to wait
Hulos - wet
Human - finished; done
Humoy - wet
Hunahuna - idea
Huni - chirping of the birds
Huram - to borrow
Huring - whisper
Hurobhutob - speculations
Hurong-hurong - tipsy
Hutib-hutib - murmur
Hutok - to bow down one's head
Hutuwong - to stare blankly
Huwas - healed
Huyam - to yawn
Huygo - to gamble
Huyop - to blow
I
Iban - subtraction
Ido - puppy
Igsura - a dish that consists of either fish or meat
Ihi - urine
Ika-duha - second
Ika-lima - fifth
Ika-napulo - tenth
Ika-pito - seventh
Ika-siyam - ninth
Ika-tulo - third
Ika-unom - sixth
Ika-upat - fourth
Ikaw - you
Ika-walo - eighth
Imos - insane
Inadlaw - daily
Indigay - competition
Inop - dream; ambition
Inuli - went home
Inggids - boyfriend; girlfriend
Ilarum - lower part (of a house, of an object)
Ilo - orphan
Im-im - lip/s
Indig - envy
Inuumaw - senile
Ipo - cat
Irapa - sickly
Irimnun or irimnon - liquor
Irok - armpit
Irong - nose
Iroy - mother
Isda - fish
Isol - move aside
Istrikto - disciplinarian
Ispat - flashlight
K
Kaagahon - dawn
Kaapi - member
Kaarugan - the elderly
Kababayen-an - women
Kabataan - youth
Kabayo - horse
Kablas - poor
Kabubwason - bright future
Kabugtoan - siblings
Kabulig - household help
Kadaan - obsolete
Kada adlaw - every day
Kada bulan - every month
Kada gab-i - every night
Kada kulop - every afternoon
Kadam-an - majority
Kada tuig - every year
Kadayaw - full moon
Kadop - to swim deeper
Kag-anak - parent
Kagugub-an - forest
Kagurangan - forest
Kahapon - yesterday
Kahawan - clean surroundings
Kahimo - face
Kahulop - to worry
Kaisog - courage
Kaka - to scratch
Kalalakin-an - men
Kalamay - hard dark brown sugar
Kalawid - small hut; temporary shelter
Kalayo - fire
Kaldero - rice pot
Kalibutan - world
Kalinaw - peace
Kalipay - joy
Kalot - to scratch a body part
Kalagwating - tall and slender
Kalye - street
Kamatis - tomato
Kamatayon - death
Kamatuoran - truth
Kamot - hand
Kamutang - condition, e.g., a patient's condition
Kamutangan - situation; condition
Kanina - a while ago
Kanira/kanra - their; theirs
Kan-o - when
Kanta - to sing
Kantura - church choir
Kaon - to eat
Kapalaran - fate; destiny
Kapasakyan - rice fields
Kape - coffee
Kapirdihan - loss
Kapot - to hold
Karabasa - squash (plant)
Karaha - pan
Karan-un - sweets; dessert
Karasal - wedding feast
Kari - dry scaly skin
Karion - someone who has dry scaly skin
Karuha - twin
Karuyag - to like
Kasal - wedding
Kasangkayan - friends
Kaserola - pot
Kasili - eel
Kasina - anger
Kasing-kasing - heart
Kaspa - dandruff
Katapusan - end
Katawhan - people
Katitirok - gathering
Katre - bed
Katsapa - frog
Katsumba - chili
Katol - itchy
Katungod - right (as in the right to live)
Katutnga - midnight
Katurog - sleep
Katuyawan - foolishness
Kaurupdan - relatives
Kawayan - bamboo
Kay nano - why
Kibul or kibol - to strangle
Kidokido - to gyrate
Kiki - food stuck between teeth
Kinabuhi - life
Kinahanglan - necessary
Kinasingkasing - sincere
Kinupkop - past tense of kupkop
Kiray - eyebrow
Kiru or kiro - to wink
Kisam - to chew
Kiwa - movement
Kon sugad - therefore
Kosta - a type of banana
Kubot - to pinch
Kugang - scab
Kugos - to carry an infant or a child
Kulaog - shout; to shout
Kulali - earwax
Kulang - lacking
Kulayhong - to place something around the neck, e.g., a garland
Kuligi - to shriek; to cry out in a high-pitched voice
Kulo - toenail or fingernail
Kulop - afternoon
Kumayingking - little finger
Kupkop - to embrace; to hug
Kupsan - waist
Kurahab - a loud cry; to cry loudly
Kurdog - insane
Kuriot - to squint
Kuro - shrink
Kuron - clay pot
Kurong - curly hair
Kurutol - a malnourished person; a plant with stunted growth
Kuryente - electric current
Kusog - strength
Kuto - head louse
Kutsara - spoon
Kutsarita - teaspoon
Kutsilyo - knife
Kuwarto - bedroom
Kwarta - money
L
Lab-as - freshly caught fish
Lagay - mud
Lagikway - cassava
Lagus - gums
Lahing - fully grown
Lain - different
Lakaw - to walk
Lako - phlegm
Lakub - a bamboo container for coconut wine
Lamo - unorganized
Larang - plan
Langaw - fly (insect)
Langit - heaven
Langoy - to swim
Laso (1) - boiled water
Laso (2) - ribbon
Lasona - garlic
Lata - tin can
Lata - to speak
Lawas - body
Laway - saliva
Lawud - ocean
Laum - to hope; to expect
Lauy - to visit a sick person; to visit the Blessed Sacrament
Leog - neck
Liang - to be absent
Libak - to backbite
Libat - cross-eyed
Libo - to cheat
Libro - book
Libsog - healthy
Lido - to roll
Lidong - wheel
Ligid - side (as in left side or right side)
Lilimuton - forgetful
Lima - five
Limugmog - to gargle
Linog - earthquake
Lingkod - to sit
Linta - leech
Linya - line
Lisang - to panic
Lista - a list; to make a list
Listo - experienced; knowledgeable
Lipon - wall
Lipuyok - round
Liwan - replacement
Lomo - a dish made of sauteed meat mixed with animal blood
Lubak-lubak - bumpy
Lubi - coconut
Luga - yellow or brown fluid coming from the ear
Luho - hole
Luhod - to kneel
Lunop - deluge
Lupad - to fly
Lupo - sprain
Lusa - the egg of a head louse; nits
Luwa or lowa - poetry; poem
Luyo - at the back (back of the building/back seat)
M
Maamhok - the smell of stocked rice
Maaram - knowledgeable
Maasin - salty
Maasum - sour
Mabanhud - numb
Mabara - ugly
Mabara-bara - slightly ugly
Mabaho - stinky
Mabaho-baho - a bit stinky/smelly
Mabaysay - lovely; beautiful
Mabug-at - heavy
Madalunot - slippery
Madre - nun
Maduas - pale
Maduruto - hardworking; industrious
Magaan - light
Mag-asawa - married couple
Mag-amay - father and child
Magbulag - to part ways; to disunite
Magburuhat - Creator
Mag-iroy - mother and child
Magkarukat - assorted
Magnanay - mother and child
Magtatay - father and child
Mag-unabi - to mention something
Magurang - older
Mahagkot - cold (as in cold weather)
Mahal - expensive
Mahamis (1) - smooth: smooth skin or smooth surface
Mahamis (2) - orderly
Maharang - spicy hot
Mahibaro - to learn
Mahinay - slow
Mahiran - quarrelsome
Mahi-una - to ba first
Mahi-uri - to be last
Mahugos - thin or skinny (as in skinny child)
Mahulos - wet
Mahumot - fragrant
Mahuraw - dry season
Mahusay - beautiful
Mainggat - shiny
Mairas - warm weather
Makahihigugma - loveable
Makalalangot - annoying
Makalilipay - any event that makes a person happy
Makasikasi - resourceful
Makatatawa - funny
Makatol - itchy
Makililimos - beggar
Makisasangkayon - friendly
Makulba - alarming
Makuri - difficult to accomplish
Makusog - strong
Malabyaw - snobbish
Malagay - muddy
Malaksi - fast; quick
Malaw-ay - impure thoughts, words, and actions
Malibo - cheater
Malimpyo - clean
Malinaw - calm
Malinawon - peaceful
Malipayon - happy
Malipong (1) - dizzy
Malipong (2) - to feel unwell because of a complicated situation
Maluluy-on - merciful
Maluya - weak
Mamara - dry
Mamingaw - quiet/silent
Mananap - insect
Mani - peanut
Manipis - thin (as in thin book)
Mantika - oil
Mangaro - blunt or dull (a knife that's not sharp)
Manugbanog - kite
Manunubos - Savior
Manghud - younger sibling
Mapait - bitter
Mapan-os - stale or spoiled
Mapaso - hot temperature
Mapinit - cold (as in cold food)
Mapintas - brave
Mapurot - ugly; undesirable
Maragkot - sticky
Maragumo - crunchy
Marabong - thick (as in thick grass)
Marasa - delicious
Maribhong - festive mood
Marig-on - sturdy
Marigsuk - dirty
Marigna - dirty
Martilyo - hammer
Masamok - topsy-turvy
Masayon - easy
Masirum - dark
Masudang - sunny (e.g., sunny day)
Masuliaw - glaring light
Masulog - swiftly flowing (e.g., river)
Masuna - bright
Masuol - painful
Masurub-on - sad; lonely
Mata (1) - eye
Mata (2) - awake
Mataba - plump
Mataba-taba - chubby
Matabata - doll
Matalaw - coward
Matabata - doll
Matamay - one who belittles or looks down on other people
Matam-is - sweet
Matangis - fond of crying; one who easily cries
Matanglay - tiresome
Matapsi - tasteless
Matarom - sharp
Matatapuran - trustworthy
Matawa-tawa - smiling; happy
Matiaw - somebody who jokes a lot
Matibaksi - active
Matugas - hard (opposite of soft)
Matuod-tuod - believable
Mauli - will go home
Maupay - good
Mauran - rainy (e.g., rainy day)
Mauyam - boring
May - has/have/had
Mayaman - rich
Mayaon - has/ have/ had
Mayumo - soft
Merkado - market
Minimingaw - homesick
Misay (regular Waray) - cat
Molinohan - rice mill
Mud-ot - to frown
Musdot - to frown
Musurot - to frown
N
Naabat - aware; conscious
Naaawa - envious (with selfish motive)
Nababarahibuan - to feel inferior
Nababarikaso - busy
Nababarahuba - worried
Nadiri - does not like
Nag-a-ang-ang - stutterring
Nagbabati - experiencing labor pains
Nagdudugo - bleeding
Nagdudugtong - connection; connecting
Naghihiniran - quarreling
Naghuhuna-huna - deeply absorbed in thought; thinking
Nag-iinop - dreaming; daydreaming
Nag-inop - dreamt
Nagkikiwa - moving; active
Nagmaan - learned a lesson the hard way
Nagmamata - awake
Nagruruhaduha - having second thoughts
Nagsisirum - the time of day right after sunset
Nagsusumpay - connection; connecting
Nagtatabag - to carry or to hold something with the use of the mouth
Nag-uubay - the act of sleeping together in one bed
Nag-unabi - mentioned something
Nahingangaturog - sleepy
Nahingaratan - startled
Nahipakulob - tripped and fell face down
Nahipalindas - tripped and fell
Nahi-una - past tense of mahi-una
Nahiunongan - cause
Nahi-uri - past tense of mahi-uri
Nahuhulop - worried
Nahuhulog - is falling
Nahulog - fell
Naihap - was/were counted
Naiktay - short as in short dress
Naindig - envious; jealous
Nakakaaghat - encouraging
Nakaladkad - boiling
Nakaturog - sleeping
Nakatuspok - sleeping
Nakaulang - hindrance
Nakirab - worried
Nalalangot - annoyed; upset
Nalaum - to expect
Nalilipay - happy
Nalilipong - dizzy
Nalingkod - sitting; in a sitting position
Nalulumos - drowning
Namud-ot -frowning
Namusdot - frowning
Namusurot -frowning
Nan-gigirabo - having goosebumps
Nangingipa - see pangipa
Namok - mosquito
Nanhuhuna-huna - deeply absorbed in thought; thinking
Nanmumurutos-putos - having goosebumps
Nanay - mother
Nano - what
Napulo - ten
Napunitan - had a miscarriage
Napurakan - had a miscarriage
Naririmadima - to feel "yucky"
Nariringa - restless
Nars - nurse
Nasarang - to give a wrong answer
Nasarit - to ask permission
Nasingarug - one who behaves, acts, and thinks like an old person
Nasisina - angry; mad
Nasud - country
Nasusubo - sad
Natatanglay - tired
Natig-luya - getting weaker and weaker
Natugbos - in a standing position
Naudog - stiff
Nautog - having an erection
Nauuyam - bored
Niyan - later
Nuka - skin disease
Nuos - squid
Ng
Ngadi - here
Ngahab - somebody with missing front teeth
Ngain - where
Nganga - to open one's mouth
Ngaran - name
Ngarub - hoarse voice
Ngadto - there
Ngula - mute
Nguynguy - wail; to wail
O
Ohataw - soup bowl
Oo - yes
Olot - monkey
P
Paa - thigh
Padag - one who doesn't know how to dance
Padayon - continue
Padi - priest
Pagal-pagal - dead tired
Pag-ani - to harvest
Pag-antos - suffering
Pag-aro - to ask a favor; to ask for something
Pag-ataman - to take care of something or somebody
Pagbahin-bahin - to divide
Pagbanti - to till the land
Pagdalus - to uproot or to clear weeds using purang
Pagdatung - arrival
Pagdugang - to add
Pagduso - to push
Paggikan - departure
Paghimo - to create; to make
Paghinay - take care
Paghunahuna - to think
Pag-iban - to subtract
Pag-ihap - to count
Pagkabahin-bahin - division
Pagkahulog - to fall
Pagkalipay - happiness
Pagkamingaw - homesickness
Pagkapalindas - to trip and fall
Pagkapakulob - to trip and fall face down
Pagkaon - food
Pagkasubo - sadness
Pagkatangkud - honesty; faithfulness
Pagkaumaw - senility
Pagkawakay - destruction
Pagkiwa - to move
Paglata - to speak
Paglaum - hope
Paglimot - to forget
Pagmaan - to learn a lesson the hard way
Pagmangno - to nurture
Pagnguynguy - cries (n.)
Pagpara - to delete; to erase
Pagparong - to turn off the lights
Pagpulod - to fell a tree
Pagpunit - to have an abortion
Pagpurak - to have an abortion
Pagrabas - to cut tall grasses
Pagragas - to destroy something
Pagsagdon - to advise
Pagsubaw - to have a proposal; to propose
Pagtapod - trust; to trust
Pagtirok - to save money
Pagtoo - faith
Pagtulang - to push
Pag-ukad - to dig
Pag-uma - farming
Pag-ungara - to desire something
Pag-utod - to break something into two
Pagwakay - to destroy
Pahumot - perfume
Pahuway - rest; to rest
Paisan-isan - contest
Pakadi - come here
Pakadto - go there
Palad - palm
Palad - fate; destiny
Palakin-on - lesbian
Palingki - crazy
Palit - to buy
Pamahaw - breakfast
Pananglitan - for example
Pamati (1) - to listen
Pamati (2) - how a person feels, e.g., How are you feeling today?
Pan-girabo - to have goosebumps
Pangadye - prayer; to pray
Pangandiis - dimple
Panganuron - skies; sky
Pangawat - to rob
Pangiklop - supper
Panginadaw - lunch
Panginahanglan - needs
Panginano - to attend to something or someone
Pangipa - strange food cravings during pregnancy
Pangisda - fishing
Pangiwakiwa - to do something in order to accomplish a goal
Karasal - wedding feast
Kari - dry scaly skin
Karion - someone who has dry scaly skin
Karuha - twin
Karuyag - to like
Kasal - wedding
Kasangkayan - friends
Kaserola - pot
Kasili - eel
Kasina - anger
Kasing-kasing - heart
Kaspa - dandruff
Katapusan - end
Katawhan - people
Katitirok - gathering
Katre - bed
Katsapa - frog
Katsumba - chili
Katol - itchy
Katungod - right (as in the right to live)
Katutnga - midnight
Katurog - sleep
Katuyawan - foolishness
Kaurupdan - relatives
Kawayan - bamboo
Kay nano - why
Kibul or kibol - to strangle
Kidokido - to gyrate
Kiki - food stuck between teeth
Kinabuhi - life
Kinahanglan - necessary
Kinasingkasing - sincere
Kinupkop - past tense of kupkop
Kiray - eyebrow
Kiru or kiro - to wink
Kisam - to chew
Kiwa - movement
Kon sugad - therefore
Kosta - a type of banana
Kubot - to pinch
Kugang - scab
Kugos - to carry an infant or a child
Kulaog - shout; to shout
Kulali - earwax
Kulang - lacking
Kulayhong - to place something around the neck, e.g., a garland
Kuligi - to shriek; to cry out in a high-pitched voice
Kulo - toenail or fingernail
Kulop - afternoon
Kumayingking - little finger
Kupkop - to embrace; to hug
Kupsan - waist
Kurahab - a loud cry; to cry loudly
Kurdog - insane
Kuriot - to squint
Kuro - shrink
Kuron - clay pot
Kurong - curly hair
Kurutol - a malnourished person; a plant with stunted growth
Kuryente - electric current
Kusog - strength
Kuto - head louse
Kutsara - spoon
Kutsarita - teaspoon
Kutsilyo - knife
Kuwarto - bedroom
Kwarta - money
L
Lab-as - freshly caught fish
Lagay - mud
Lagikway - cassava
Lagus - gums
Lahing - fully grown
Lain - different
Lakaw - to walk
Lako - phlegm
Lakub - a bamboo container for coconut wine
Lamo - unorganized
Larang - plan
Langaw - fly (insect)
Langit - heaven
Langoy - to swim
Laso (1) - boiled water
Laso (2) - ribbon
Lasona - garlic
Lata - tin can
Lata - to speak
Lawas - body
Laway - saliva
Lawud - ocean
Laum - to hope; to expect
Lauy - to visit a sick person; to visit the Blessed Sacrament
Leog - neck
Liang - to be absent
Libak - to backbite
Libat - cross-eyed
Libo - to cheat
Libro - book
Libsog - healthy
Lido - to roll
Lidong - wheel
Ligid - side (as in left side or right side)
Lilimuton - forgetful
Lima - five
Limugmog - to gargle
Linog - earthquake
Lingkod - to sit
Linta - leech
Linya - line
Lisang - to panic
Lista - a list; to make a list
Listo - experienced; knowledgeable
Lipon - wall
Lipuyok - round
Liwan - replacement
Lomo - a dish made of sauteed meat mixed with animal blood
Lubak-lubak - bumpy
Lubi - coconut
Luga - yellow or brown fluid coming from the ear
Luho - hole
Luhod - to kneel
Lunop - deluge
Lupad - to fly
Lupo - sprain
Lusa - the egg of a head louse; nits
Luwa or lowa - poetry; poem
Luyo - at the back (back of the building/back seat)
M
Maamhok - the smell of stocked rice
Maaram - knowledgeable
Maasin - salty
Maasum - sour
Mabanhud - numb
Mabara - ugly
Mabara-bara - slightly ugly
Mabaho - stinky
Mabaho-baho - a bit stinky/smelly
Mabaysay - lovely; beautiful
Mabug-at - heavy
Madalunot - slippery
Madre - nun
Maduas - pale
Maduruto - hardworking; industrious
Magaan - light
Mag-asawa - married couple
Mag-amay - father and child
Magbulag - to part ways; to disunite
Magburuhat - Creator
Mag-iroy - mother and child
Magkarukat - assorted
Magnanay - mother and child
Magtatay - father and child
Mag-unabi - to mention something
Magurang - older
Mahagkot - cold (as in cold weather)
Mahal - expensive
Mahamis (1) - smooth: smooth skin or smooth surface
Mahamis (2) - orderly
Maharang - spicy hot
Mahibaro - to learn
Mahinay - slow
Mahiran - quarrelsome
Mahi-una - to ba first
Mahi-uri - to be last
Mahugos - thin or skinny (as in skinny child)
Mahulos - wet
Mahumot - fragrant
Mahuraw - dry season
Mahusay - beautiful
Mainggat - shiny
Mairas - warm weather
Makahihigugma - loveable
Makalalangot - annoying
Makalilipay - any event that makes a person happy
Makasikasi - resourceful
Makatatawa - funny
Makatol - itchy
Makililimos - beggar
Makisasangkayon - friendly
Makulba - alarming
Makuri - difficult to accomplish
Makusog - strong
Malabyaw - snobbish
Malagay - muddy
Malaksi - fast; quick
Malaw-ay - impure thoughts, words, and actions
Malibo - cheater
Malimpyo - clean
Malinaw - calm
Malinawon - peaceful
Malipayon - happy
Malipong (1) - dizzy
Malipong (2) - to feel unwell because of a complicated situation
Maluluy-on - merciful
Maluya - weak
Mamara - dry
Mamingaw - quiet/silent
Mananap - insect
Mani - peanut
Manipis - thin (as in thin book)
Mantika - oil
Mangaro - blunt or dull (a knife that's not sharp)
Manugbanog - kite
Manunubos - Savior
Manghud - younger sibling
Mapait - bitter
Mapan-os - stale or spoiled
Mapaso - hot temperature
Mapinit - cold (as in cold food)
Mapintas - brave
Mapurot - ugly; undesirable
Maragkot - sticky
Maragumo - crunchy
Marabong - thick (as in thick grass)
Marasa - delicious
Maribhong - festive mood
Marig-on - sturdy
Marigsuk - dirty
Marigna - dirty
Martilyo - hammer
Masamok - topsy-turvy
Masayon - easy
Masirum - dark
Masudang - sunny (e.g., sunny day)
Masuliaw - glaring light
Masulog - swiftly flowing (e.g., river)
Masuna - bright
Masuol - painful
Masurub-on - sad; lonely
Mata (1) - eye
Mata (2) - awake
Mataba - plump
Mataba-taba - chubby
Matabata - doll
Matalaw - coward
Matabata - doll
Matamay - one who belittles or looks down on other people
Matam-is - sweet
Matangis - fond of crying; one who easily cries
Matanglay - tiresome
Matapsi - tasteless
Matarom - sharp
Matatapuran - trustworthy
Matawa-tawa - smiling; happy
Matiaw - somebody who jokes a lot
Matibaksi - active
Matugas - hard (opposite of soft)
Matuod-tuod - believable
Mauli - will go home
Maupay - good
Mauran - rainy (e.g., rainy day)
Mauyam - boring
May - has/have/had
Mayaman - rich
Mayaon - has/ have/ had
Mayumo - soft
Merkado - market
Minimingaw - homesick
Misay (regular Waray) - cat
Molinohan - rice mill
Mud-ot - to frown
Musdot - to frown
Musurot - to frown
N
Naabat - aware; conscious
Naaawa - envious (with selfish motive)
Nababarahibuan - to feel inferior
Nababarikaso - busy
Nababarahuba - worried
Nadiri - does not like
Nag-a-ang-ang - stutterring
Nagbabati - experiencing labor pains
Nagdudugo - bleeding
Nagdudugtong - connection; connecting
Naghihiniran - quarreling
Naghuhuna-huna - deeply absorbed in thought; thinking
Nag-iinop - dreaming; daydreaming
Nag-inop - dreamt
Nagkikiwa - moving; active
Nagmaan - learned a lesson the hard way
Nagmamata - awake
Nagruruhaduha - having second thoughts
Nagsisirum - the time of day right after sunset
Nagsusumpay - connection; connecting
Nagtatabag - to carry or to hold something with the use of the mouth
Nag-uubay - the act of sleeping together in one bed
Nag-unabi - mentioned something
Nahingangaturog - sleepy
Nahingaratan - startled
Nahipakulob - tripped and fell face down
Nahipalindas - tripped and fell
Nahi-una - past tense of mahi-una
Nahiunongan - cause
Nahi-uri - past tense of mahi-uri
Nahuhulop - worried
Nahuhulog - is falling
Nahulog - fell
Naihap - was/were counted
Naiktay - short as in short dress
Naindig - envious; jealous
Nakakaaghat - encouraging
Nakaladkad - boiling
Nakaturog - sleeping
Nakatuspok - sleeping
Nakaulang - hindrance
Nakirab - worried
Nalalangot - annoyed; upset
Nalaum - to expect
Nalilipay - happy
Nalilipong - dizzy
Nalingkod - sitting; in a sitting position
Nalulumos - drowning
Namud-ot -frowning
Namusdot - frowning
Namusurot -frowning
Nan-gigirabo - having goosebumps
Nangingipa - see pangipa
Namok - mosquito
Nanhuhuna-huna - deeply absorbed in thought; thinking
Nanmumurutos-putos - having goosebumps
Nanay - mother
Nano - what
Napulo - ten
Napunitan - had a miscarriage
Napurakan - had a miscarriage
Naririmadima - to feel "yucky"
Nariringa - restless
Nars - nurse
Nasarang - to give a wrong answer
Nasarit - to ask permission
Nasingarug - one who behaves, acts, and thinks like an old person
Nasisina - angry; mad
Nasud - country
Nasusubo - sad
Natatanglay - tired
Natig-luya - getting weaker and weaker
Natugbos - in a standing position
Naudog - stiff
Nautog - having an erection
Nauuyam - bored
Niyan - later
Nuka - skin disease
Nuos - squid
Ng
Ngadi - here
Ngahab - somebody with missing front teeth
Ngain - where
Nganga - to open one's mouth
Ngaran - name
Ngarub - hoarse voice
Ngadto - there
Ngula - mute
Nguynguy - wail; to wail
O
Ohataw - soup bowl
Oo - yes
Olot - monkey
P
Paa - thigh
Padag - one who doesn't know how to dance
Padayon - continue
Padi - priest
Pagal-pagal - dead tired
Pag-ani - to harvest
Pag-antos - suffering
Pag-aro - to ask a favor; to ask for something
Pag-ataman - to take care of something or somebody
Pagbahin-bahin - to divide
Pagbanti - to till the land
Pagdalus - to uproot or to clear weeds using purang
Pagdatung - arrival
Pagdugang - to add
Pagduso - to push
Paggikan - departure
Paghimo - to create; to make
Paghinay - take care
Paghunahuna - to think
Pag-iban - to subtract
Pag-ihap - to count
Pagkabahin-bahin - division
Pagkahulog - to fall
Pagkalipay - happiness
Pagkamingaw - homesickness
Pagkapalindas - to trip and fall
Pagkapakulob - to trip and fall face down
Pagkaon - food
Pagkasubo - sadness
Pagkatangkud - honesty; faithfulness
Pagkaumaw - senility
Pagkawakay - destruction
Pagkiwa - to move
Paglata - to speak
Paglaum - hope
Paglimot - to forget
Pagmaan - to learn a lesson the hard way
Pagmangno - to nurture
Pagnguynguy - cries (n.)
Pagpara - to delete; to erase
Pagparong - to turn off the lights
Pagpulod - to fell a tree
Pagpunit - to have an abortion
Pagpurak - to have an abortion
Pagrabas - to cut tall grasses
Pagragas - to destroy something
Pagsagdon - to advise
Pagsubaw - to have a proposal; to propose
Pagtapod - trust; to trust
Pagtirok - to save money
Pagtoo - faith
Pagtulang - to push
Pag-ukad - to dig
Pag-uma - farming
Pag-ungara - to desire something
Pag-utod - to break something into two
Pagwakay - to destroy
Pahumot - perfume
Pahuway - rest; to rest
Paisan-isan - contest
Pakadi - come here
Pakadto - go there
Palad - palm
Palad - fate; destiny
Palakin-on - lesbian
Palingki - crazy
Palit - to buy
Pamahaw - breakfast
Pananglitan - for example
Pamati (1) - to listen
Pamati (2) - how a person feels, e.g., How are you feeling today?
Pan-girabo - to have goosebumps
Pangadye - prayer; to pray
Pangandiis - dimple
Panganuron - skies; sky
Pangawat - to rob
Pangiklop - supper
Panginadaw - lunch
Panginahanglan - needs
Panginano - to attend to something or someone
Pangipa - strange food cravings during pregnancy
Pangisda - fishing
Pangiwakiwa - to do something in order to accomplish a goal
Pangutan - to harvest vegetables
Pangutana - question; to ask a question
Pangutan-an - to ask a question
Panit - skin
Pantalan - wharf
Pantog - bladder
Panulay - devil
Panyo - handkerchief
Parag-arot - barber; one who gives a haircut
Paragburog - barber; one who gives a haircut
Paragluto - cook
Paragpatay - butcher
Paragtahi - dressmaker; tailor
Parag-uma - farmer
Parapangisda - fisherfolk
Parigo - to take a bath; to take a shower
Parong - lights off
Pasakay - rice field
Pasi - piglet
Patay - dead
Patigoon - riddle
Pating - shark
Patud - cousin
Paun - bait
Payatak - to stomp the feet on paddies to make the latter ready for planting
Payong - umbrella
Petrolyo - gas
Piksi - torn
Pikoy - parrot
Pilak - to throw away
Pili - black (stress on the second syllable)
Pili - to choose (stress on the first syllable)
Pilo - to fold
Piguot - narrow
Piniliay - election
Pinirit - forced
Pinggan - plate
Pingkot - safety pin
Pinunyos - sweater
Pinutos - something wrapped
Pira - how much; how many
Piraw - without sleep or the condition of having lack of sleep
Pirdido - loser
Pirit - forced
Pitad - to raise one foot and put it down in another spot
Platito - saucer
Plete - rent
Pinaray - plenty of harvest
Pinit - lizard
Pinya - lover; common-law wife/husband
Piruk - eyelash
Pitaka - wallet
Pito - seven
Piyapig - flat
Piyos - uncircumcised
Piyung or piyong - to close one's eyes
Polo - the handle of a bolo or a knife
Potoy/ putoy - penis (for small or young boys)
Puday or poday - female genitalia (for mature women)
Pulis - police
Punda - pillow case
Pundir - busted fluorescent tube or bulb
Punggod - pimple
Pungkay - top of a tree
Punsyon - party
Purang - a bolo with a round end; used for clearing bushes or for cutting heavy ground cover
Purdoy - bankrupt
Purot - to pick up something (pick up a book)
Pursiras - bracelet
Purtahan - door
Puruton - sea shells
Pusa - to wash one's feet
Pusta - bet; to bet
Pusil - gun
Pusil-pusil - toy gun
Pusit - unripe
Pustiso - dentures
Puthaw - iron; steel
Puto - bankrupt
Puto - a type of rice cake
Putos - wrapper
Puyet - female genitalia (for girls)
R
Rabhit - to sweep
Ragas - the condition of being destroyed
Rapadapa - sole (foot)
Rasa - the quality of being delicious
Rayna - queen
Raysang - nail (pointed piece of metal)
Ribang - to argue
Ribok - chaos
Rigna - waste
Rigsok - waste
Ruto - mourning
Pangutana - question; to ask a question
Pangutan-an - to ask a question
Panit - skin
Pantalan - wharf
Pantog - bladder
Panulay - devil
Panyo - handkerchief
Parag-arot - barber; one who gives a haircut
Paragburog - barber; one who gives a haircut
Paragluto - cook
Paragpatay - butcher
Paragtahi - dressmaker; tailor
Parag-uma - farmer
Parapangisda - fisherfolk
Parigo - to take a bath; to take a shower
Parong - lights off
Pasakay - rice field
Pasi - piglet
Patay - dead
Patigoon - riddle
Pating - shark
Patud - cousin
Paun - bait
Payatak - to stomp the feet on paddies to make the latter ready for planting
Payong - umbrella
Petrolyo - gas
Piksi - torn
Pikoy - parrot
Pilak - to throw away
Pili - black (stress on the second syllable)
Pili - to choose (stress on the first syllable)
Pilo - to fold
Piguot - narrow
Piniliay - election
Pinirit - forced
Pinggan - plate
Pingkot - safety pin
Pinunyos - sweater
Pinutos - something wrapped
Pira - how much; how many
Piraw - without sleep or the condition of having lack of sleep
Pirdido - loser
Pirit - forced
Pitad - to raise one foot and put it down in another spot
Platito - saucer
Plete - rent
Pinaray - plenty of harvest
Pinit - lizard
Pinya - lover; common-law wife/husband
Piruk - eyelash
Pitaka - wallet
Pito - seven
Piyapig - flat
Piyos - uncircumcised
Piyung or piyong - to close one's eyes
Polo - the handle of a bolo or a knife
Potoy/ putoy - penis (for small or young boys)
Puday or poday - female genitalia (for mature women)
Pulis - police
Punda - pillow case
Pundir - busted fluorescent tube or bulb
Punggod - pimple
Pungkay - top of a tree
Punsyon - party
Purang - a bolo with a round end; used for clearing bushes or for cutting heavy ground cover
Purdoy - bankrupt
Purot - to pick up something (pick up a book)
Pursiras - bracelet
Purtahan - door
Puruton - sea shells
Pusa - to wash one's feet
Pusta - bet; to bet
Pusil - gun
Pusil-pusil - toy gun
Pusit - unripe
Pustiso - dentures
Puthaw - iron; steel
Puto - bankrupt
Puto - a type of rice cake
Putos - wrapper
Puyet - female genitalia (for girls)
R
Rabhit - to sweep
Ragas - the condition of being destroyed
Rapadapa - sole (foot)
Rasa - the quality of being delicious
Rayna - queen
Raysang - nail (pointed piece of metal)
Ribang - to argue
Ribok - chaos
Rigna - waste
Rigsok - waste
Ruto - mourning
S
Sabaw - soup
Sabon - soap
Sabot - to understand
Sadto - distant past; a long time ago
Sagdon - advice
Saging - banana
Sagpon - conceiving; pregnant
Saka - to come up the house; to go upstairs
Sakada - to purchase in bulk
Sakayan - boat
Sakit - ailment
Sala (1) - sin
Sala (2) - living room
Sala (3) - mistake
Salamat - thanks; thank you
Salapid - to braid hair
Salbahis - cruel; savage; bad; mischievous
Salida - having many customers or buyers
Salin-urog - to celebrate
Salipod - to block one's view
Saliwan - to exchange or to trade places
Saliwni - to instruct somebody to replace something, e.g., an item for another item
Salog - river (stress on the first syllable)
Salog - floor (stress on the second syllable)
Samad - wound
Samtang - meanwhile; while
Sanga - branch
Sangdal - physical fight between two women
Sangkay - friend
Sangod - lucky charm; magic charm
San-o - when
Sarakyan - vehicle
Saribo - to water a plant
Saringsing - to begin to grow; a newly grown bud or shoot
Sarutso - hand saw
Sarwal - pants
Saya - skirt
Sayaw - a dance number; to dance
Sayo - one
Semente - tea
Sibuyas - onion
Sighot - weeds
Siki - foot
Siko - elbow
Sil-ing - to peep; to peek
Silot - young coconut fruit
Sinaka - past tense of saka
Sinalapid - braided hair
Sinapot - fried bananas with flour and sugar; banana fritters
Sinemana - weekly
Singbahan - church
Sin-o - who
Sinsilyo - coins
Sipit - slippers
Siplat - glance
Sip-on - nose mucus
Sira - they
Sista - guitar
Sitio - a village smaller than a barrio
Siud - shame
Siwo - chick (a young chicken)
Siya - he/she
Siyahan - first
Siyam - nine
Siyudad - city
Sobra - excess
Subad-subad - repeating the same activity
Subaw - to propose
Sudang - sun
Sudlay - comb
Sudlot - bed bug
Sugbong - shoulder
Suga - to imitate something or somebody
Suhag - eldest
Suka (1) - vomit; to vomit
Suka (2) - vinegar
Suksok - insert
Sumpay - continuation
Sumsuman - finger food usually eaten when drinking liquor
Sundalo - soldier
Sungo - firewood
Sungpit - slingshot
Surat - v. to write; n. letter
Suri - to jest
Surit - to start a fire with a match
Suso - breast
Sweldo - salary
Sabaw - soup
Sabon - soap
Sabot - to understand
Sadto - distant past; a long time ago
Sagdon - advice
Saging - banana
Sagpon - conceiving; pregnant
Saka - to come up the house; to go upstairs
Sakada - to purchase in bulk
Sakayan - boat
Sakit - ailment
Sala (1) - sin
Sala (2) - living room
Sala (3) - mistake
Salamat - thanks; thank you
Salapid - to braid hair
Salbahis - cruel; savage; bad; mischievous
Salida - having many customers or buyers
Salin-urog - to celebrate
Salipod - to block one's view
Saliwan - to exchange or to trade places
Saliwni - to instruct somebody to replace something, e.g., an item for another item
Salog - river (stress on the first syllable)
Salog - floor (stress on the second syllable)
Samad - wound
Samtang - meanwhile; while
Sanga - branch
Sangdal - physical fight between two women
Sangkay - friend
Sangod - lucky charm; magic charm
San-o - when
Sarakyan - vehicle
Saribo - to water a plant
Saringsing - to begin to grow; a newly grown bud or shoot
Sarutso - hand saw
Sarwal - pants
Saya - skirt
Sayaw - a dance number; to dance
Sayo - one
Semente - tea
Sibuyas - onion
Sighot - weeds
Siki - foot
Siko - elbow
Sil-ing - to peep; to peek
Silot - young coconut fruit
Sinaka - past tense of saka
Sinalapid - braided hair
Sinapot - fried bananas with flour and sugar; banana fritters
Sinemana - weekly
Singbahan - church
Sin-o - who
Sinsilyo - coins
Sipit - slippers
Siplat - glance
Sip-on - nose mucus
Sira - they
Sista - guitar
Sitio - a village smaller than a barrio
Siud - shame
Siwo - chick (a young chicken)
Siya - he/she
Siyahan - first
Siyam - nine
Siyudad - city
Sobra - excess
Subad-subad - repeating the same activity
Subaw - to propose
Sudang - sun
Sudlay - comb
Sudlot - bed bug
Sugbong - shoulder
Suga - to imitate something or somebody
Suhag - eldest
Suka (1) - vomit; to vomit
Suka (2) - vinegar
Suksok - insert
Sumpay - continuation
Sumsuman - finger food usually eaten when drinking liquor
Sundalo - soldier
Sungo - firewood
Sungpit - slingshot
Surat - v. to write; n. letter
Suri - to jest
Surit - to start a fire with a match
Suso - breast
Sweldo - salary
Syapa - first
T
Tabok - to cross the road; to cross the river
Tabok - across the street; across the river
Tae - feces
Tadi - to taste
Tadtaran - chopping board
Tadung - straight
Tagdasan - daily house wear
Tagpira - how much
Tagumata - sore eyes (conjunctivitis)
Tagyaon - owner
Tahod - to respect
Takgung - belt
Talagsa - irregular; rare
Talais - pointed
Talibong - to turn around
Talinga - ear
Tambak - plenty
Tamban - dried fish
Tamok - to be able to choose the right answer through trial and error
Tamsi - bird
Tandos - straight
Tango - tooth
Tangkal - pig pen
Tangkub - ear piercing
Tangkud - honest; faithful
Tanglad - lemon grass
Tanom - plant
Tanaman - ornamental plant
Tan-aw - to watch
Tangis - cry; to cry
Tangpos - finished
Tapal - to slap
Taplak - blanket
Taplong - to slap
Tariti - drizzle
Taron - eggplant
Taruhakhak - loud laugh
Tarumbak - stomping of feet with force to show anger
Tatsi - sexual intercourse
Tawa - laughter; to laugh
Tawo - person; human being
Tayud - lean meat
Tiagi - footstep
Tigasaw - ant
Tigaman - marker
Tigda - abrupt; sudden
Tigo - to guess
Tigotigo - hypothesis
Tima (1) - finished; done
Tima (2) - food served in a party
Tinai - intestine
Tinapay - bread
Tinatanglay - tired
Tindahan - store
Tinidor - fork
Tinikangan - beginning
Tinuig - yearly
Tinggil - clitoris
Tingug or tingog - voice
Tipatay (1) - weakling
Tipatay (2) - about to kill somebody
Tipdas - measles
Tiyan - stomach
Too - right (as in right hand)
Toyo - soy sauce
Trabahador - laborer
Troso - timber
Tsismis - gossip
Tsismosa/tsismoso - one who gossips
Tualya - towel
Tuba - coconut wine
Tubal - to spank
Tubig - water
Tubo - interest
Tubo - sugarcane
Tubo - growth
Tubong (1) - to feed
Tubong (2) - animal feeds
Tudlo - index finger (mga tudlo - fingers)
Tugbos - to stand
Tugon - to instruct; instructions
Tug-on - to cook rice
Tuhod - knee
Tuig - year
Tukal - to stay away from
Tukba - a word derived from tukob; a command which means "bite"
Tuko (1) - to stop
Tuko (2) - gecko
Tukob - to bite
Tuktugaok - the crow of a rooster
Tul-an - bone
Tulay - bridge
T
Tabok - to cross the road; to cross the river
Tabok - across the street; across the river
Tae - feces
Tadi - to taste
Tadtaran - chopping board
Tadung - straight
Tagdasan - daily house wear
Tagpira - how much
Tagumata - sore eyes (conjunctivitis)
Tagyaon - owner
Tahod - to respect
Takgung - belt
Talagsa - irregular; rare
Talais - pointed
Talibong - to turn around
Talinga - ear
Tambak - plenty
Tamban - dried fish
Tamok - to be able to choose the right answer through trial and error
Tamsi - bird
Tandos - straight
Tango - tooth
Tangkal - pig pen
Tangkub - ear piercing
Tangkud - honest; faithful
Tanglad - lemon grass
Tanom - plant
Tanaman - ornamental plant
Tan-aw - to watch
Tangis - cry; to cry
Tangpos - finished
Tapal - to slap
Taplak - blanket
Taplong - to slap
Tariti - drizzle
Taron - eggplant
Taruhakhak - loud laugh
Tarumbak - stomping of feet with force to show anger
Tatsi - sexual intercourse
Tawa - laughter; to laugh
Tawo - person; human being
Tayud - lean meat
Tiagi - footstep
Tigasaw - ant
Tigaman - marker
Tigda - abrupt; sudden
Tigo - to guess
Tigotigo - hypothesis
Tima (1) - finished; done
Tima (2) - food served in a party
Tinai - intestine
Tinapay - bread
Tinatanglay - tired
Tindahan - store
Tinidor - fork
Tinikangan - beginning
Tinuig - yearly
Tinggil - clitoris
Tingug or tingog - voice
Tipatay (1) - weakling
Tipatay (2) - about to kill somebody
Tipdas - measles
Tiyan - stomach
Too - right (as in right hand)
Toyo - soy sauce
Trabahador - laborer
Troso - timber
Tsismis - gossip
Tsismosa/tsismoso - one who gossips
Tualya - towel
Tuba - coconut wine
Tubal - to spank
Tubig - water
Tubo - interest
Tubo - sugarcane
Tubo - growth
Tubong (1) - to feed
Tubong (2) - animal feeds
Tudlo - index finger (mga tudlo - fingers)
Tugbos - to stand
Tugon - to instruct; instructions
Tug-on - to cook rice
Tuhod - knee
Tuig - year
Tukal - to stay away from
Tukba - a word derived from tukob; a command which means "bite"
Tuko (1) - to stop
Tuko (2) - gecko
Tukob - to bite
Tuktugaok - the crow of a rooster
Tul-an - bone
Tulay - bridge
Tulin - clan; family
Tulo - three
Tulon - to swallow
Tumaragko - thumb
Tuna - land
Tuno - coconut milk
Tunog - sound
Tuod - believe
Tupra - to spit
Turi - circumcised
Turok - to inject with a needle
Tustos - to smoke a cigarette
Tutdo - to point to a certain direction or to teach
Tuwad - upside down
Tuyang - to allow; to give permission
Tuyaw - foolish
Tuyob - cavity
U
Udog - stiff
Ugangan - mother-in-law/father-in-law
Ugat - vein
Uging - intestinal worm
Ugnat - to stretch
Ukad - to dig
Ukig (N. Samar) or Ikug (Other parts of Samar and Leyte) - tail
Ulalahipan - centipede
Ulang - thread
Ulat - scar
Uli - to go home
Ulitawo - an unmarried guy
Ulo - head
Ulunan - pillow
Uma - farm; countryside
Umagad nga babaye - daughter-in-law
Umagad nga lalaki - son-in-law
Umagak - hen
Umangkon nga babaye - niece
Umangkon nga lalaki - nephew
Una - first
Unabi - to mention something
Unom - six
Ungara - goal; dream; ambition; desire
Ungod - true; real
Upa - rice husk
Upat - four
Ura-ura - very
Urag - lust
Uragan - lustful
Uran - rain
Urihi - last
Uring - charcoal
Uro or oro - to defecate; make a bowel movement
Uro-awto - toy car
Uro-uro - diarrhea
Uso - fad
Utan or otan - vegetable
Utang - debt
Utang nga kaburot-on - debt of gratitude
Utod - half
Utog - erection
Utot - fart
Uyag - to play
Uyagan - toy
Uyas - seed
W
Wakay - destroyed; ruined
Wala - left
Walo - eight
Wara - none/nothing
Warak - spread; scattered
Waray - none/nothing
Waray buot - innocent
Waray busok - innocent
Waring - to move a heavy object
Wati - earthworm
Y
Yadi - here (ex. Here it is.)
Yadto - there (ex. There is my mother.)
Yakan (regular Waray) - to speak
Yaman - wealth
Yana - now
Yaon - has/have/had
Yatot - rat
Yawa - devil
Yupyupan - nipple
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Tulo - three
Tulon - to swallow
Tumaragko - thumb
Tuna - land
Tuno - coconut milk
Tunog - sound
Tuod - believe
Tupra - to spit
Turi - circumcised
Turok - to inject with a needle
Tustos - to smoke a cigarette
Tutdo - to point to a certain direction or to teach
Tuwad - upside down
Tuyang - to allow; to give permission
Tuyaw - foolish
Tuyob - cavity
U
Udog - stiff
Ugangan - mother-in-law/father-in-law
Ugat - vein
Uging - intestinal worm
Ugnat - to stretch
Ukad - to dig
Ukig (N. Samar) or Ikug (Other parts of Samar and Leyte) - tail
Ulalahipan - centipede
Ulang - thread
Ulat - scar
Uli - to go home
Ulitawo - an unmarried guy
Ulo - head
Ulunan - pillow
Uma - farm; countryside
Umagad nga babaye - daughter-in-law
Umagad nga lalaki - son-in-law
Umagak - hen
Umangkon nga babaye - niece
Umangkon nga lalaki - nephew
Una - first
Unabi - to mention something
Unom - six
Ungara - goal; dream; ambition; desire
Ungod - true; real
Upa - rice husk
Upat - four
Ura-ura - very
Urag - lust
Uragan - lustful
Uran - rain
Urihi - last
Uring - charcoal
Uro or oro - to defecate; make a bowel movement
Uro-awto - toy car
Uro-uro - diarrhea
Uso - fad
Utan or otan - vegetable
Utang - debt
Utang nga kaburot-on - debt of gratitude
Utod - half
Utog - erection
Utot - fart
Uyag - to play
Uyagan - toy
Uyas - seed
W
Wakay - destroyed; ruined
Wala - left
Walo - eight
Wara - none/nothing
Warak - spread; scattered
Waray - none/nothing
Waray buot - innocent
Waray busok - innocent
Waring - to move a heavy object
Wati - earthworm
Y
Yadi - here (ex. Here it is.)
Yadto - there (ex. There is my mother.)
Yakan (regular Waray) - to speak
Yaman - wealth
Yana - now
Yaon - has/have/had
Yatot - rat
Yawa - devil
Yupyupan - nipple
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