User:TagaSanPedroAko/Kapampangan

A

• abak (“morning”) – DONE
• alimasag
• alipugpug (“powder”)
• alun (“wave”)
• amanu (“word; language”)
  • amanung sisuan
  • mangamanu
• amian (“north wind”)
• anam (“six”)
• anibung
• anino (“shadow”)
• anitu (“ancestral spirit”)
• antipulu
• angin (“wind”)
• angsad (“armpit odor”)
• apat (“wind”)
• apî (“fire”)
• aral (“study; lesson; doctrine”)
• árî (“king”)
• asang (“gill”) – DONE
• asaua (“spouse”) – DONE
• asbuk (“mouth”) – DONE
• asin (“salt”) – DONE
• aslag (“ray of light”)
• aspili (“pin”)
• asu (“dog”) – DONE
• asuk (“smoke”) – DONE
• atap (“roof”) – DONE
• atbu (“sugarcane”) – DONE
• atian (“belly; stomach”) – DONE
• atul (“verdict; sentence”) – DONE
• auak (“crow; raven”)
• auang (“window”) – DONE

B

• babai (“woman; female”) – DONE
• babi (“pig; pork”) – DONE
  • babin dikut (“wild boar”)
• bagang (“molar”) – DONE
• bage (“thing”) – DONE
• bagiu (“tropical cyclone”)
• baiki (“mumps”) – DONE
• bakal (“metal”) – DONE
• baklad (“fish corral”) – DONE
• bakulo (“monkey smaller than a bakis”) – DONE
• balangâ (“jar used for store fish or meat”)
• balatung (“mung bean”) – DONE
• bale (“house”)
  • balen (“town; nation”)
• balisaso (“uncontrolled urination”)
• baliuas (“trade”)
  • magbaliuas (“to trade; to sell”) – DONE
• balubad (“cashew”) – DONE
• balumbalunan (“gizzard”)
• bangkala (“cotton shroud; skeleton”)
• bangke (“cadaver; corpse”)
• banglu (“pleasant odor; fragrance”)
• bangun (“to rise up; to wake up”)
• bangus (“milkfish”)

• barag (“monitor lizard”)
• baril (“gun”)

• basu (“drinking glass”)

• bata (“child”)
• batale (“marlin”)
• batis (“stream; creek”)
• batu (“rock”) – DONE
  • mabatu (“rocky”) – DONE
• batubalani (“magnet”)
• bayani (“hero”) – DONE
• bayat (“weight”) – DONE
• bayo (“in-law”) – DONE
• bayu (“new”) – DONE
• bayu (“before”) – DONE
• bayugin (“coward”) – DONE
  • kabayuginan (“cowardice”) – DONE
• bengi (“night”) – DONE
• bie (“life”) – DONE
• bihag (“captive; imprisoned”) – DONE
• bihira (“rare”) – DONE
• bire (“small boat with a flat bottom, provided with a rudder, propelled by rowers facing coxswain at stern”)
• bituka (“intestine; gut”)
• boti (“bottle”)

• buak (“hair”)
• buangin (“sand”)
• buguk (“rotten egg; addled”)
• buis (“tax”)
• bulag (“blind”)
• bulaklak (“flower”)
• bulan (“moon; month”)
• bulaun (“molave”)
• bulbul (“fur; feather”)
• buluk (“stench from a rotting corpse”)
• bulung (“leaf”)
• bulung (“whisper”)
• bulútung (“smallpox; pox”)
• bunduk (“mountain”) – DONE
  • kabundukan (“mountain range”)
• bunsu (“lastborn”)
• buntuk (“head”)
• bunuan (“fish corral”)
• busal (“gag”)
  • busalan (“to gag”)
• butiti (“pufferfish”)
• butlig (“wart”)
• butu (“penis”)

D

• dagul – DONE
  • maragul (“big; great; magnificent”) – DONE

• dalag (“mudfish”)
• dalan (“road; group of a hundred”) – DONE
• dalayap (“key lime”)
• dambuala (“whale”)
• damulag (“carabao; water buffalo”) – DONE

• danup (“hunger”)

• daya (“blood”)
• dayami (“straw; hay”)

• dimla (“coolness; cold”)
  • marimla (“cool; cold”)

• duldul (“thunder”)
• duyan (“hammock”)

E

• ebun (“egg”) – DONE
• eran (“stairs; ladder”) – DONE

G

• gamat (“hand”)
• gatas (“milk”)
• gatpanapun (“afternoon”)
• gugu

I

• ibpa (“father”)
• ilib (“cogon grass”)
• ilug (“river”) – DONE
• indak (“women's dance”)
• indu (“mother”)
• intak (“smallness”)
  • maintak (“small”)
• ipan (“teeth”) – DONE
• isip (“mind”)
• iso (“small intestine of animals”)
• itsa (“to throw; to toss”) – DONE
• iyak (“cry”)

K

• kabio
• kabuti (“mushroom”)
• kago (“itch mite”)
• kakeuan (“forest”)
• kaláddua (“soul”)
• kalamunding (“calamondin”)
• karáyum (“needle”)
• kasó (“wiggling of fish over water”)
• kásu (“case”)
• katmun (“Dillenia philippinensis”)
• kauáyan (“bamboo”) – DONE

• keuk (“crow of a hen”)
• kiak (“crying of a child”) – DONE
• kilábut (“chill; shiver”) – DONE
• kílé (“eyebrow”) – DONE
• kilikíli (“armpit”) – DONE

• kótsi (“car”)

• kulut (“curled”)
• kundul (“winter melon”)
• kúnsi (“lock; padlock”)
• kupia (“hat”)

• kusína (“kitchen”)
• kútil (“wart”)
• kuting (“kitten”)
• kútu (“louse”)

L

• labuyu (“wild; undomesticated”)

• laggiu (“name”)
• laipan (“centipede”) – DONE

• lakas (“strength”)
• lakbe (“to travel”)
  • lakbayan (“to travel a long distance”)
• lala
• lalaki (“man; male”)

• lampin (“diaper”)

• lansangan (“street”)

• laram (“lie”)
• larauan (“image; portrait”)

• lasun (“poison”)
• lasuna (“onion”)
• lau (“eclipse”)
• laya (“ginger”)

• libru (“book”) – DONE
• libu (“thousand”)

• lihim (“shoulder”)
• lipatu (“ember”)
• lua (“tear”)
• lugo (“rice porridge”)
• lungkut (“sadness”)
  • malungkut (“sad; to be sad”)
• lutû (“cooked”)
  • maglutu (“to cook”)
• lutu (“red”)
  • malutu (“red”)

M

• metung (“one”) – DONE
• misteriu (“mystery”)

NG

• ngalngal (“to cry”)
• nganga (“to open the mouth”)
• ngeni (“today”) – DONE
• ngongo (“cleft palate”)

P

• pago (“shoulder”)

• pakpak (“wing”)
• paku (“nail”)

• palad (“palm of the hand”) – DONE
• palara (“foil”)

• pale (“rice (plant)”) – DONE
  • palayan (“paddy; ricefield”)
• palung (“cockscomb”)
• panalangin (“prayer”)
• pande (“blacksmith”)
• paniki (“bat”)
• pantug (“bladder”)
• pantuk (“fight; to fight”)

• pangaddi (“prayer”)
• panganib (“danger”)
• pangulu (“north”)
• pangunakan (“nephew”)

• paralaya (“east”)
• paro (“shrimp”)

• pasak (“peg”)
• pasbul (“door”)

• pasig (“sandbank”)

• patak (“droplet”)
  • patak (“to drop”)

• pate (“dead; killed”)
  • patayan (“to kill; to murder”)
• patianak
• pating (“shark”)
• patnube (“to assist; to support”)
• pau (“sea turtle”)
• páuas (“sweat”)
• pauikan (“tortoise”)

• pepe (“folding fan”)

• pílak (“silver”)
• pilî (“chosen”)
• pinak (“lake; lagoon”)
• pintu (“respect; restraint”)
• pinggan (“dish; plate”)
• pisan (“cousin”)
• pisngi (“cheek”)
• pitu (“seven”) – DONE
• pitu (“whistle”) – DONE

• pugita (“octopus”)
• pugu (“quail”)
• pugut (“Negrito (offensive)”)
• puhunan (“capital; investment”)
  • magpuhunan (“to invest”)
• pukiutan (“honeybee”)
• pulu (“island”) – DONE
• pulus (“pure”)
• pulut (“honey”)
• punsu (“termite mound”)
• purul (“dullness (of a blade)”)
  • mapurul (“dull (of a blade)”)
• pusad (“navel”) – DONE
• pusu (“heart”)
• putakti (“honeybee”)
• putung (“crown”)
  • magputung (“to wear a crown”)

R

• resibu (“receipt”)
• residenti (“resident”)

S

• salusu (“speed; swiftness”)
  • masalusu (“fast; quick; swift”)

• sikkuan
• siku (“elbow”) – DONE
• siggua
• siuala (“voice; vowel”) – DONE

T

• tampius (“glancing”)
• tamu
• tanam
  • tanaman
• taram
  • mataram
• teatru (“theater”)
• tori (“tower”)
• tualia (“towel”)

U

• ubat (“gunpowder”)
• uran (“rain”)

Proper nouns

Place names

Cities and municipalities

• Angeles – DONE
• Apalit – DONE
• Arayat – DONE
• Bamban – DONE
• Calumpit – DONE
• Candaba – DONE
• Capas – DONE
• Concepcion – DONE
• Floridablanca
• Guagua – DONE
• Lubao – DONE
• Mabalacat – DONE
• Macabebe – DONE
• Magalang
• Mexico
• Minalin
• Paniqui
• Porac
• Sasmuan – DONE

Barangays

• Balangcas
• Balucuc
• Cabetican
• Cacutud
• Dutung a Matas
• Lagundi
• Laug
• Magliman
• Malpitic – DONE
• Mapalacsiao
• Mawaque
• Pandacaqui – DONE
• Paralayunan – DONE
• Pulung Cacutud
• Pulung Maragul – DONE
• Salapungan – DONE
• Sapang Biabas – DONE
• Telabastagan

Surnames

• Aguilar – DONE
• Angeles – DONE
• Arceo – DONE
• Bacani – DONE
• Balatbat – DONE
• Balingit
• Baluyut – DONE
• Bansil – DONE
• Batac – DONE
• Bondoc – DONE
• Briones – DONE
• Buan
• Bulanadi – DONE
• Cabrera – DONE
• Canlas – DONE
• Castillo – DONE
• Castro – DONE
• Catacutan – DONE
• Cayanan – DONE
• Cortez – DONE
• Cruz – DONE
• Cunanan – DONE
• Dabu
• David – DONE
• de Guzman – DONE
• de Jesus – DONE
• del Rosario – DONE
• dela Cruz – DONE
• delos Santos – DONE
• Dimalanta
• Dizon – DONE
• Dungca
• Enriquez
• Esguerra
• Fernandez – DONE
• Figueroa – DONE
• Flores
• Galang – DONE
• Garcia – DONE
• Gatus
• Gomez – DONE
• Gonzales
• Gopez – DONE
• Gozun
• Gueco – DONE
• Guevarra – DONE
• Guiao – DONE
• Guinto – DONE
• Guintu – DONE
• Gulapa – DONE
• Gutierrez – DONE
• Henson – DONE
• Hernandez – DONE
• Hizon
• Isip – DONE
• Jimenez
• Lacap
• Lacsamana – DONE
• Lacsina – DONE
• Lacson – DONE
• Lagman
• Lansangan – DONE
• Laxamana – DONE
• Layug – DONE
• Lazatin – DONE
• Lising – DONE
• Liwanag – DONE
• Lozano – DONE
• Lugtu – DONE
• Macalino – DONE
• Macapagal – DONE
• Magat – DONE
• Maglalang – DONE
• Magtoto – DONE
• Mallari – DONE
• Manabat – DONE
• Manalansan – DONE
• Manalang – DONE
• Manalastas – DONE
• Manalili – DONE
• Manalo – DONE
• Manaloto – DONE
• Manansala – DONE
• Manarang – DONE
• Mandap – DONE
• Maniago – DONE
• Maniquiz – DONE
• Manlapaz – DONE
• Manliclic – DONE
• Manuel – DONE
• Mañalac – DONE
• Marimla – DONE
• Mendoza – DONE
• Meneses – DONE
• Miclat – DONE
• Miguel – DONE
• Miranda – DONE
• Musni – DONE
• Mutuc – DONE
• Nicdao
• Nucum
• Nunag – DONE
• Ocampo – DONE
• Padilla – DONE
• Panlilio – DONE
• Pamintuan – DONE
• Panlilio – DONE
• Pangan – DONE
• Pangilinan – DONE
• Paras – DONE
• Parungao – DONE
• Pascual – DONE
• Paule
• Pineda – DONE
• Punzalan – DONE
• Quiambao
• Quizon – DONE
• Ramirez – DONE
• Razon – DONE
• Reyes – DONE
• Rodriguez – DONE
• Romero
• Ronquillo – DONE
• Sagum – DONE
• Salazar – DONE
• Salonga
• Salunga
• Sampang – DONE
• Samson – DONE
• Sanchez – DONE
• Santiago – DONE
• Santos – DONE
• Sangalang – DONE
• Sarmiento – DONE
• Sibug – DONE
• Sicat – DONE
• Sigua – DONE
• Simbulan – DONE
• Sison – DONE
• Soliman – DONE
• Soriano – DONE
• Sunga – DONE
• Supan
• Tamayo – DONE
• Taruc – DONE
• Tayag – DONE
• Tiglao
• Timbol – DONE
• Tongol – DONE
• Tuazon
• Valencia – DONE
• Velasquez – DONE
• Vergara – DONE
• Viray – DONE
• Vitug – DONE
• Yabut – DONE
• Yalung – DONE
• Yambao – DONE
• Yumul
• Yutuc