Adjectives, Places, and Emotions Flashcards

1
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Tangkad

A

Tall (height) only used for people

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2
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Mubo

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Short (general term)

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3
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Taas

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Long/tall (general term)

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4
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Gwapa

A

Pretty (Spanish). Typically referring to the face

When saying that an object/thing is pretty it means that it is aesthetic

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5
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Gwapo

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Handsome (Spanish). Typically referring to the face

When using gwapo for objects/things you are saying it is functional or well made

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6
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Dako

A

Big or large

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Gamay

A

Small tangible things

things that can be held or physically touch

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8
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Diyutay

A

Small for intangible things

things you can not touch or hold. ie time, idea

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9
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Ligon

A

Durable

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Gahi (long a / short i)

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Hard

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Humok

A

Soft

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Luag

A

Wide/loose/spacious

this pertains more to space

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13
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Guot

A

Narrow

Can also be used for crowded or cramped

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14
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Danlog / Dangog

A

Slippery

New slang for slippery is slide

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15
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Uga

A

Dry

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16
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Basa

A

Wet

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17
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Lapad

A

Wide / width

Saying someone has a lapad face means it’s round

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18
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Hitsuraan

A

Attractive person. Typically referring to the whole image like face and body together

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19
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What are 3 ways to say ugly?

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Bati / Maot / Pangit

Saying pangit for things means they are unaesthetic or not well made

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20
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Nindot

A

Beautiful. Only used for objects

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21
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Tigulang

A

Old. Typically used for living things

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22
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Daan

A

Old. This could mean that something is old or dated. Typically used for objects/time

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23
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Karaan

A

Old but has value. like an antique

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24
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Bag’o

A

New

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25
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Batan’on

A

Young. Only used for people

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26
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Guba

A

Damaged/distorted/not in a normal state

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27
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Buak

A

Broken/shattered

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28
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Bali

A

Bend to break. This is used for saying you broke a bone

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29
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Baliko

A

Bend

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30
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Baga

A

Thick.

This can also be used to mean shameless

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31
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Nipis

A

Thin (thickness)

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32
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Niwang

A

Skinny

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33
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Daot

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To rot or rotten

nag daot can mean to you lost weight kind of with an implication that it is unhealthy

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34
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Igat

A

Flirty / provocatie / slutty. typically in terms of looks

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35
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Biga’on

A

flirty/ sleeping around typically referring to behavior/personality

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36
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Singtanon (long a vowel)

A

Sweaty

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37
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Puno (regular vowel U)

A

Full in a container ie full glass

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38
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Puno (long vowel U)

A

Tree

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39
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Busog

A

Full stomach

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40
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Katonga

A

Half

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41
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Puno Puno

A

close to full

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42
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Daghan

A

Many/plenty

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43
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Hugaw

A

Dirty

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44
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Limpyo

A

Clean

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45
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Damak

A

Disgusting

46
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Puti

A

White

47
Q

Lagum

A

Dark. Referring to shade

48
Q

Itom

A

Black

49
Q

Ngit ngit

A

absence of light. Dark

50
Q

Hayag

A

Light

51
Q

Kusgan

A

Having strength/strong. exerting strength

When referring to a strong person use this word

52
Q

Kusog

A

Strength itself.

53
Q

Taba

A

Fat (used for living things and objects)

Things that are too big to hold can be described as taba

54
Q

Payat

A

Skinny

55
Q

Lamya

A

Flimsy or fragile

low energy/depressed/sickly

56
Q

Taba taba

A

Chubby or chunky

57
Q

Busok

A

Chubby or chunky

58
Q

Himsog

A

Healthy

59
Q

Luya (long vowel U)

A

Sickly / Weak / no energy / drained

60
Q

Humot

A

Smells good

61
Q

Pahumot

A

Perfume

62
Q

Baho

A

Smells bad

63
Q

Buslot

A

Has a hole when it usually doesnt have a hole

64
Q

Kulang

A

Not enough or lacking

65
Q

Init

A

Hot (temperature). General term

66
Q

Tugnaw

A

Cold environemnt/room/area

67
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Bugnaw

A

Cold to the touch (temperature)

When taking an item out of the fridge and it becomes room temperature this also uses the word bugnaw

68
Q

What are 3 ways to say humid?

A

Igang, Alimuot, Alingiing

69
Q

Lami

A

Feels / taste good

adding ‘a –> Lami’a adds emottion to the statement

70
Q

Hangin

A

Wind/windy

71
Q

Sulaw

A

Directly bright. pointed at you bright

72
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Binugnaw

A

from hot to luke warm

73
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Tama-tama

A

Just about right

74
Q

Tama

A

Correct

75
Q

Taligsik

A

Drizzle

76
Q

Bagyohon

A

Stormy

77
Q

Bagyo

A

Hurricane

78
Q

Ulan

A

Rain

79
Q

Salibo

A

Rain coming inside the house

80
Q

Linaw

A

Peaceful/calm

81
Q

Habog (long a vowel and regular o vowel)

A

High. looking down from up high

82
Q

Taas

A

From the ground looking up high

83
Q

Subida

A

Up hill

84
Q

Bajada

A

Down hill

85
Q

Tarik

A

Cliff/steep

86
Q

Tungas

A

Up hill

87
Q

Sagbot

A

Grass

when used as an adjective it means messy

88
Q

Hawan

A

Clear / open space / unobstructed

Like the great plains

89
Q

Lalum

A

Deep

90
Q

Layo

A

Far

91
Q

Duol

A

Near

92
Q

Mingaw

A

adj. - quiet/silent

verb - to miss someone

literally means nobody around which is why it can mean quiet/silent and missing someone

93
Q

Lisang

A

Petrified / frozen from stress

94
Q

Makalisang

A

Terrifying

95
Q

Hadlok

A

Scary/scared

96
Q

Lipay

A

Happy

97
Q

Himuot

A

Happy

98
Q

Kulba

A

Nervous

99
Q

Kurat

A

Shock

100
Q

Makakurat

A

Shocking

101
Q

Kapoy (long vowel a)

A

Tiring

102
Q

Kapoy (short vowel a)

A

Tired

103
Q

Makaluya

A

Tiring

104
Q

Kataw’anan

A

Funny

105
Q

Makahimuot

A

Funny

106
Q

Lipong

A

Dizzy / dizziness

107
Q

Gul’anon

A

Worrier

108
Q

Guol

A

Worry

109
Q

Makaguol

A

Worrying

110
Q

Sakit

A

Painful or hurtful

can also mean someone is sick

111
Q

Haruhay

A

Easy going / good feeling / taking it easy / comfortable

112
Q

Hayahay

A

Easy going / good feeling / taking it easy / comfortable

this is the word most people use