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pāpa
1
Trunk of a tree; stalk of a plant.
puno, katawan ng punungkahoy
Ba-lo mondiot ong nioy, tineleano kang lagi tang pāpa na.
Before I climb up the coconut tree, I'll make steps in its trunk.
Mga matapos tang pangangayeg ang pāpa tang paray agbobog ong mga baka.
After the harvest time, the rice stalks are fed to the cattle.
pāpa, pāpa ta ayo
Tree.
Onopang klasiay ta pāpa ta ayo si?
What kind of a tree is that?
Anday domang ayong nabo-wan ong solar amen kondi tang pāpang lomboy.
There are no other trees left in your yard except for just one Java plum tree.
2
pāpa
The source of a story, gossip; the near end of something; the source, head of a river; the direction the wind is coming from.
Onopa tang pāpa tang istoria?
What is the source of the story?
Dono magelat ong nio ong may pāpa tang pantalan.
I'll wait for you there at the near end of the pier.
Mga ongaypa itaen tang tison don ka tang pāpa tang mageyep.
Wherever the rainbow is seen, that's also the direction the wind comes from.
mapa--an (mapamapan)
For a person to be blamed, considered as the source of a story, news, or gossip.
Indio kay te-maen mo, itaben yoy mapamapan.
Please don't ask me, I might be blamed as the source of the gossip.
Indi gatako tang pāpa na may ang kapotan na.
He/she doesn't know the beginning and the end of it.
Ang taw ang naka pagsatsat lamang ong kamalay na, ong matod indi gatako tang pāpa na may ang kapotan tang istoria.
That person is just spreading gossip to her neighbor when in fact she does not know the beginning nor the end of the story.
pagalinan (alin)
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