Bisdak Words

In bisaya (and in tagalog as well) this means “uncircumcised”. You hear in childhood saying, “pisot!” “pisot!”

Botyok is small child, like don’t know anything what’s going on around. Innocent. Sometimes this word is used as expression, “pagka-botyok!” that means, sub-standard, not meeting the expectation.

Tsugi means dead.

Is bisaya corresponding term for “Sakang” which in english means bowlegged. See also “sakang”.

Takirub is another reverse word for “Burikat” which means prostitute or whore.

It means, fresh! When someone just come out from bathroom, somebody will say, “wow, bag-ong goli”, a scrambled Cebuano word for “ligo” which means taking a bath.

When someone seldom go to church then he or she is a member of KBL, “kasal”, “bunyag”, “lubong” – (wedding, christening, burial).

Lafang.. a pinoy street slang which means “eat hastily” or “devour food” or simply “food”. Sample: Asa man ta mo lafang rong panihapon? (Where are we going to eat thisRead More