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ma-leg
teleg ma-
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Strong downpour of rain; heavy rain; for a roof to leak badly; a heavy flow of menstrual blood.
malakas
Mga ma-leg tang koran, ang ba-long totolpot ay loltaw.
If the rain is heavy, the newly sprouted plants float in the water.
Talabi, ka-leg a-legan tang koran ong Villa Fria, piro ong lansangan dalaw-raw lamang.
Last night it rained extremely hard in barangay Villa Fria, but in town it just sprinkled.
Ma-leg tang totorok ong katep ta.
Our roof is really leaking badly.
Ang molao pa mga agriglaeno dorog ka-leg.
When I was still young, whenever I had my menstrual period the flow was very heavy.
pa--an
For the rain to pour down (lit. cause the rain to pour down).
Sisingara tang mepet ang ganing, “Pa-legan mo kay tang koran agod ang lindoako nongapon ang kamait ay lomongay ang lagi!”
The old man is looking up above and saying, “Let the rain pour down so that the corn I planted yesterday will sprout quickly!”
Aporaen ta ra, pepetek-petek da, itaben pa-legan na ra tang koran.
Let's hurry, it is already sprinkling, the rain might start to pour down hard.
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teleg
Current.
Don dinagta tang bilog ong Linabog tenged don gekel tang teleg.
The small outrigger drifted away there to Linabog island because that's where the current took it.
ma-leg, matelegan
Strong current; area where the current is very strong, or where currents meet.
Anday nakomit amen ang namanti tenged ma-leg.
We didn't catch anything when we went out fishing with a net because the current was so strong.
Ong toga tang Canipo malangeb tenged matelegen.
Out from Canipo Island the waves are big because that's an area with strong currents.
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