O - o

o'bey   Variant: o'boy. n. smoke.

'obò   v. lower the body.

'ob-ob   v. eat a raw egg.

o'bos   n. under.

'paobos   v. humble oneself.

'hiobos   adj. humble; down hearted; lowly.

o'boy   See main entry: o'bey.

o'bu   See main entry: u'bu.

o'bù   v. gut; remove internal organs.

'od-od   v. retrogress. Usage: derogatory.

o'dok   v. sow rice.

'odomà   Variant: 'udamà. adv. later.

o'dow   See main entry: o'jow.

'o-ey   v. ache.

adj. achy. Aff: ma-.

og-   affix. Action Not Begun Aspect, Intransitive Verbs; will; shall.

'ogom   v. put s.t. inside the mouth.

o'gos   v. strain and push as in maternal labor or in defecating hard stool.

o'got   v. commit suicide.

'ohi   voc. woman! term of address between female friends.

o'hò   interj. look!

o'hug   v. mix s.t. with water.

o'jabang   See main entry: a'jobang.

o'jobang   See main entry: a'jobang.

o'jow   Variant: o'dow. adv. no (refusal); don't; do not give way; do not agree; refuse; leave s.t. behind.

o'jow pa   prep. according to.

o'jow din pa   according to him.

o'kang   n. owl.

'ok-ok   v. retract, as of a turtle's head or as a snake. Syn: 'onyok.

okon-'okon   v. hesitate.

o'maw   adj. mentally retarded; stupid.

'omey   v. mold, usually lumps of rice or clay.

'omot   adj. diligent. Syn: ma'bakas.

'ompok   n. nape; back of the neck.

'ompù   n. kind of small, edible, long-legged frog.

on   part. already.

'ondang   v. stop doing s.t. Syn: 'sigkon.

o'ngae   Variant: o'ngaya. v. disturb s.o. See: 'ingey.

o'ngaya   See main entry: o'ngae.

'ongki   See main entry: 'onki.

'ongob   adj. toothless; gap-toothed.

ongod-'ongod   v. estimate s.t.

'ongot   v. for the jaws to lock or clench.

'onki   Variant: 'ongki. det. to; oblique case determiner for plural personal proper nouns (names). Usage: archaic. See: ki.

'onni   det. of; by; ergative case determiner for plural personal proper nouns (names). Syn: nin. Usage: archaic. See: ni.

o'nom   n. six.

'on-on   v. be in the defecating position, sitting or squatting.

o'noon   v. stop in one's tracks.

'onop   Variant: 'yonop. v. flood severely, worse than go'ob, covering things.

o'nos   n. cicada.

'onos   n. storm.

'onsi   det. messrs.; mrs.; misses; absolutive case determiner for plural personal proper nouns (names). Syn: sin, oy. Usage: archaic. See: si.

'ontig   See main entry: 'antig.

'onyok   v. retract an appendage of the body, such as the tongue, penis, or neck of the turtle. Syn: 'ok-ok. Retraction of the penis is considered a disease and some men tie the glans with a string around the waist to prevent such retraction.

o'pas   v. fade, of color.

'opon   v. dam s.t.

n. dam. Syn: 'tambon.

'op-op   v. for plants to grow close to the ground.

'opus   v. melt away like a candle; wear away to a stub.

n. cigarrete stub.

opus-'opus   n. leprosy.

'osey   adv. persistently; diligently; as in increasing an activity in reaction to someone trying to stop it.

'osmad   v. fall headlong, face first.

'osok   v. grill; question s.o. forcefully.

o'son   v. tighten a drumskin; compact the weft threads with a beater or reed in weaving.

o'son-oson   v. persuade; encourage.

'osop   v. for bees to eat their honey.

o'tak   n. short bolo with a blunt end used in weeding.

'oti1   n. swift, kind of bird.

'oti2   v. subside; for water to evaporate as in a pond or subside as in boiled rice.

o'tok   v. for a curse to take effect.

o'tow   n. person.

v. be born.

i'sigkaotow   n. fellowmen.

gio'tawan   n. human.

kao'tawan   n. the people.

otow-'otow   n. figurine; statue; idol.

o'tut   v. fart; break wind.

oy   det. messrs.; mrs.; misses; absolutive case determiner for plural personal proper nouns (names). Syn: 'onsi, sin. Usage: archaic. See: si.

o'yad   n. sheet; single layer of flat items.

'oyang   n. barrier.

o'yod   Variant: ed. v. soak.

'oyog1   Variant: eg. v. value s.t. highly; endear s.o. or something; feel sad for the loss of s.o. or s.t. very dear.

i'noyog   v. value.

o'yogon   v. feel sad for the loss of s.t.

'oyog2   Variant: eg. v. fit.

'oyok   v. for a chicken to make a growling noise when it senses danger.

o'yot   See main entry: et.