|< First< PreviousNext >Last >|
tohas
Hardness (of stone, steel and the like); rigidity, firmness;
Tohas tinapay tuu me' batu na.
The hardness of this bread is like a rock now.
Hard; rigid; stiff; strong; hardheaded or unyielding (when followed by the word kōk meaning head).
Kayu tuu tud tohas.
This wood is very hard.
Your younger brother has a very strong body.
Subay ko panday ngadjal anak nu mari ya' tohas kōk na pag ehe na.
You should know how to discipline your child so that he isn't hard-headed when he gets big.
ngaN-/N-, pa-, ma-, sika-
-an
-an/pa--un; pa--an
To become hard [ngaN-]; to increase in hardness [pa-]; to make s.t. hard.
The -an/pa--un imp. focuses on the whole object being hardened (usually temporarily). The pa--an imp. focuses on the object being changed to make it permanently hardened.
Kinakan bong bay kabahangian, masti' nganohas ja'.
If cooked rice has been left out for a night, for sure it will become hard.
Patohasan do' addunan bangbāng naa.
Make the mixture for those pastries thicker (lit. harder).
Sikatohas kami maglumba' sonse ka lalla looy.
That guy and I were making it hard on each other when running a race.
mag--redup
To set oneself to be hardheaded.
Bong ko magtohas-tohas, lambot ta ko sina.
If you set yourself to be hardheaded, I will spank you.
(Fig.) old w.r.t. one's age.
Tohas umu mma' ku.
My father is old.
|< First< PreviousNext >Last >|