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bakang
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Bowlegged.
Maski asing ge-ley pa tang taw ang asi bakang dang lagi tang pamanaw na.
Ever since that person was small the way he walks has always been bowlegged.
mag-, -om-
To walk bowlegged; to become bowlegged.
Ang mepet ang asi babakang-bakang da lamang ang panaw.
The old person is already bowlegged when she walks.
Aroy! Indi ra kay takanen mo tang ari mo ta maning atan, sia magbakang.
Oh no! Please don't carry your younger sibling like that, he'll become bowlegged.
Some people say that a child can become bowlegged by being carried on one's side, or that bowleggedness is inherited from a parent or grandparent.
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-om-
To intentionally stand with legs spread apart.
India kay bomakang atan ong may poirtan, agta-liban ta taw.
Don't stand there in the doorway with your legs spread apart, that's where people pass through.
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