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bulan
1.
moon.
To express how delicious some food or experience is, Samals often compare it with seeing the moon, because the moon is so lovely.
Pag mangan kow anu tutu, tandah ku bulan!
When you eat this thing, you will see the moon!
2.
‘time’ month.
anak bulan
1.
new moon.
2.
idiom
not counted.
This term is used for a person who, for instance, is playing a game but his participation is not count toward winning. Also, a child who is a cub scout or a brownie, but not yet old enough to be a Boy Scout or Girl Scout, can be referred to as anak bulan .
matey bulan
‘moon’ last quarter of the moon.
sahali bulan
‘moon’ first day of new moon.
Literally, "one rest of the moon".
sinag bulan
moonlight; rays of the moon; moonbeams.
suppu ka lima hali bulan
full moon.
Literally, "fifteen rests of the moon".
tallak bulan
bright moon; full moon.
When there is a bright moon, people stay up late, singing, visiting, and having moonlight picnics.
tapus bulan
‘month’ end of the month.
Literally, "finished moon".
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