Lalay is common nick or short version of a name. In 2025, the word becomes viral as one crocodile named “Lalay” escapes. In Germanic origin, “Lalay” denotes for a lazyRead More
Pid-ok pid-ok is is a process or situation of an on and off state refering to something that emits light; blinking. Sample Nah, ni Pid-ok Pid-ok nag suga sa kusina,Read More
Balentong is slang for balentuwad which means capsized; turn upside down Sample: Binuang ka? balentong ka ron (Doing stupid? I’ll put your head upside down)
Ratatat is a rapid sounds from firing an M16 riffle. Ratatat also ironically used to describe a fast talking mouth ð Sample Ratatat kayo siya ug baba dae (She speaksRead More
Siakoy or shakoy is local deep fried twisted donut Sample: Lami kaayo ang siakoy sa ilang manang Nena nga tindahan (The twisted style donut from manang Nena store is delicious)
Shorten for Bisaya word “Sumbagon”, which means to punch. Sample: Sumbagon taka ron! (I’m going to punch you right now!) See also: Bagon
A person that would not or seldom takes a bath is called in bisaya, kandingon. Sample: Kandingon! Kandingon! haha! (No bath, bad odor! haha)
Karambola simply translates to rumble. Sample:Daghan naangin sa karambola atol sa eleksyon. (Many has been affected due to rumble happened during the election)