aka 1
|
To tell s.t.; to inform s.o. of s.t. |
akkal 1
|
To think; to reason. |
ara'-ara' 1
|
To think; guess, estimate s.t. |
bakbat |
To talk or mumble s.t. to oneself; keep repeating the same thing; to mutter; talk nonsense. |
bakil |
To accuse s.o. (of having an illicit love-affair or an improper relationship). |
bala'2 |
(For a girl) to report (that a man touched her); to accuse (a man of misbehavior). |
banu-banu |
To plan s.t. |
bangkil |
To mention s.t.; to talk about s.t. |
batin |
To suspect s.o. (of having done s.t. wrong). |
beklas1 |
To stop talking; end a conversation. |
bentu |
To put the responsibility for doing s.t. on each other; to argue about (who will do s.t.). |
betta-betta |
For thoughts about s.t. to not cease coming into one’s mind; to not be able to stop thinking about s.t.; not being able to forget s.t. or s.o. |
bidjak |
To talk s.o. out of or into s.t. (through flattery); to persuade s.o.; to play down the value of s.t. (what one person has or does in order to get one’s way). |
bissā |
To speak; say. |
bistiga |
To investigate, to question s.o. (esp. if one thinks the person has done s.t. wrong). |
bumbung |
To persuade s.o.; to give advice to s.o. (to do a certain thing); to admonish s.o. |
butanyag |
To make s.t. known. |
kalkula |
To calculate, estimate s.t. |
kannal |
To think s.t. mistakenly, have an idea wrongly. |
kara-kara |
To speak straightforward, speak one’s mind, face s.o.. |
kasla |
To be rude; offensive. |
kelolop |
To shout in defiance. |
kemot |
To whisper. |
kettep |
To lisp, stick the tongue between the teeth (when speaking). |
kila-kila |
Perception; understanding (esp. of danger). |
kilahap |
To scream, cry loudly, bawl, howl. |
kimmat 1
|
To intend to do s.t., to think of doing s.t. |
kolehak |
To shout (in anger). |
koto-koto |
To gossip, pass on scandal or news; spread word (from house to house or person to person). |
kumpas1 |
To estimate, guess s.t. |
kunub-kunub |
To grumble, mutter, murmur. |
dalil (dalilan )
|
A parable, comparison; a figure of speech. |
dā'ut |
Double meaning (of speech). |
debdab |
To talk nonsense, talk a lot. |
diskas |
To complain (about being disadvantaged); to argue. |
eli'an |
To speak using proverbs. |
esseb 1
|
To remember s.t. or s.o. |
gasud |
To shout, yell, speak very loudly. |
haris |
To talk or speak about s.t. (esp. about religious matters). |
hāti 5
|
To inform s.o. about s.t. |
heto |
To chat; talk (informal). |
higung-higung |
To murmur; to speak gently or softly. |
hūmat |
To persuade s.o.; to counsel s.o. |
inu-inu |
To accuse s.o. (not to his face); to cast a slur on, denounce. |
inggal |
To call (a person) to eat. |
istori |
To tell (about an event). |
isun |
To consult with s.o., confer with, deliberate over s.t., plan s.t., come to an agreement, discuss; suggest. |
iyakin |
To realize (that s.t. is different from what one had thought it to be). |
jampa |
To contradict s.o.; to answer harshly and loudly (with remarks unwarranted in order to shame s.o.); to thwart s.o. (in speech). |
jawab |
To argue; to answer back; contradict. |
junjung |
To beg, beseech, urge or advise earnestly, adjure (to adhere to teaching or advice). |
juri |
To argue; agitate, upset, interrogate, badger, harass, annoy. |
laka'-laka' |
To talk obscenely. |
lagbas 2
|
To convey, communicate, pass on information. |
lalap |
To utter foolish or senseless words. |
lanat 2
|
To beg s.o. to be taken along (when he goes out). |
langgal3 2
|
To speak in an offending, affronting, insulting manner. |
lapal |
To speak, deliver (a speech). |
lawat |
To talk a lot (like a drunken person or a crazy one). |
lebad 2
|
To speak with unfamiliar intonation; to add fancy expressions (in speech); to add elaborate embellishment (in vocal music, coloratura). |
lebbit 1
|
Rash or quick (to speak); impetuous; overbold; speaking without due consideration. |
letob |
To talk (a lot). |
lettep |
To be quiet, to stop talking. |
libag |
To imitate a different intonation. |
lidjal |
To discredit s.o, to spread malicious rumors (in order to get rid of s.o.), to libel, slander, speak ill of s.o. |
limanda |
To accuse s.o. (to the police); inform (the police of a crime); report (to authorities). |
limut |
To backbite, to say bad things (behind a person’s back), slander. |
lingan |
To call (to s.o.). |
mahalayak |
To announce, proclaim s.t., make s.t. known. |
matey 2
|
To wail (as for the dead). |
mewpakkat |
To deliberate over s.t., sit in council over s.t.; come to a consensus on s.t. |
miting |
To talk with s.o. |
niyat |
To think, intend to do s.t.; to know s.t. for a fact, be certain about it. |
pa'al |
To foretell, predict s.t. |
pāka-pāka |
To tell bad things about s.o. (in his absence); slander. |
pāku |
To ask for s.t., request s.t.; to pray. |
pada'ak |
To ask s.o. to inform (the offending party of some wrong done to self). |
pa'in1 1
|
To say, speak, tell; to think. Quotation formula. |
palanu |
To plan to do s.t. |
palata' |
To inform, make public, spread information. |
paliksa' |
To check on s.t.; clarify s.t.; confirm s.t.; find out s.t. from s.o. |
pangkal |
Straightforward (disregarding the feelings of the hearer); offending (of speech); rude. |
pangew |
To say s.t. while sleeping. |
paru |
To plan s.t. |
pasan |
To send a message with s.o., to ask s.o. to relay a request. |
pehemok |
To comfort s.o.; to persuade s.o. to take a different attitude; to pacify; to distract from s.t. |
pellun |
To greet s.o. (esp. at the house); to welcome s.o. (at a gathering or at the house). |
pengngak |
Nasal, adenoidal, indistinct (of speech). |
pikil |
To think, to ponder. |
poppot |
To jabber, gabble, prattle (a derogatory way of speaking about what s.o. else says). |
puggut |
To complain, grumble (about being disadvantaged). |
puhun |
To report bad behavior (in order to get sympathy or support). |
sabbut1 |
To mention s.t. |
sabit1 |
To greet s.o.; call out a greeting to s.o. |
sabit2 |
To rebuke s.o., tell s.o. not to do s.t. |
sabit3 |
To make a (complimentary or critical) remark about s.t., to remark about s.t. |
sakap |
To be going to do s.t.; to plan to do s.t. (and get ready for it). |
sagda |
To chide s.o.; to reprove; to tell not to do s.t. |
sagina 1
|
To greet s.o. |
sahawi |
To ask s.o. or talk to s.o. again (about a previously discussed item). |
salba |
To chide, reprimand, censure s.o., stop s.o. from s.t. (by talking to him). |
salla' 3
|
To scold, tell s.o. off, quarrel. |
salsila |
To relate the history of things; relate or tell stories from sacred scriptures. |
sambag |
To reply, respond, answer (in writing or from some distance). |
sambat |
To say s.t. |
sambat |
To ask for, request (advice or help). |
sambung 1
|
To answer, reply. |
sambung 2
|
To quarrel, talk back. |
sanggup |
To promise s.t. (esp. if the thing promised was requested). |
saplag |
To disperse, spread, make known (information). |
sege' |
To talk s.o. into s.t.; to urge s.o. |
sessa' |
To instruct s.o. (what to do or how to do s.t.), to charge s.o. (to do s.t.), to give a directive, to give an order (what to do in one’s absence). |
sessel2 |
To question s.o., extract information. |
siddik 2
|
To like or want s.t. |
sisil 1
|
To envy, view with envy. |
su'al |
To engage s.o. in a verbal contest or argument (usually of religious matters in order to find out how much he knows). |
subahat |
To utter, to mention s.t. |
subali |
To swear, to make a binding statement about s.o. (as of an oath of enmity or friendship). |
subet |
Indistinct (of speech, because some sounds are substituted with others). |
sukat2 |
To suggest s.t., make a suggestion, advise, recommend. |
sūg-sūg |
To incite, nudge on, prod s.o. to do s.t. (often bad). |
sugsug |
To trace a kin relationship, to tell how people are related. |
sumariya |
To question s.o. (about s.t. that happened), interrogate. |
sumbung |
To inform against, tell on s.o.; report an incident. |
suna 1
|
To ask again about s.t. |
sunsit |
To ask questions, inquire, quiz, probe. |
suwi-suwi |
To tell s.t. (such as a tale, s.t. experienced); to relate an experience. |
ta'at |
To say, pronounce, mention s.o.’s name; say s.t. |
ta'awil |
To explain the meaning of s.t. |
tadju' |
To inquire (if a marriage proposal may be accepted). |
tali' |
To think about (the meaning of s.t.); to figure out (the meaning). |
tanya |
To question s.o. |
tawag 1
|
To summon s.o.; to call s.o. (for a specific purpose). |
tawag 2
|
To spread word (about some occasion or about s.t. lost). |
tebba' sāsab |
Gibberish, nonsense, rude or insulting talk. |
terol |
Clumsy, awkward (of speaking). |
tete |
To tell, relate s.t. (giving a lot of unnecessary information); tell everything from the beginning (more than the listener wants to hear). |
tettas 2
|
Finish (speech or items like rice and money), end, terminate, stop (speaking); close (a legal case). |
tilew |
To ask a question. |
tokod |
To guess, suspect s.t. |
tolo' |
To teach, instruct, advise s.o. (on matters of knowledge or moral). |
tuksa' |
To accuse s.o. (of doing s.t.). |
tumbuy |
To scold, tell off s.o. (by reminding him that he expects favors without helping). |
tutul |
To remind s.o. (of benefits received i.e. help and/or gifts that one has given). |
umey 1
|
To ask (a question). |
upama2 |
To mention s.t.; to say s.t.; to relate s.t. |
usul |
To relate s.t. (from beginning to end). |
uwakas |
To shout, speak with a very loud voice. |