Habak means amulet or talisman. For some it is protection, for some it is for good luck, to attract good things. Usually habak is worn in the waist, sometimes asRead More
Sinugba is a kind of food preparation wherein meat like (pork, fish, etc) is grilled or roasted over an open fire or hot charcoal. Pagpalit didto ug uling kay mag-sugbaRead More
Lungag means hole. Pagbantay sa lungag kay ma bwasot niya ka (Watch out for the hole, you might fall into it) See also bangag
Bakilid means slope, like side of a mountain. Tangason kaayo ng bakild padulong sa ilaya (That trail going to “Ilaya” is very slopey)
Aginod means to move slow or moving slow Sa unahan ko manaug, aginod lang (I’ll disembark in that place, just move slowly) Traffic kaayo, aginod ang dagan sa mga sakyananRead More
Kagang-kagang means not smooth, like the car out of gas or have some broken parts. Ayaw na i-adto highway ang sakyanan kay kagang-kagang na (Don’t drive into highway this car,Read More
Sambol in Bisaya means not smooth; rough could also be annoying; bothersome. , Naay nakapuling sa akoa, sambol man akong mata (Something got into my eyes as it bit rough)Read More
Sagabal means hindrance; burden Sagbala lang ka sa akong mga pangandoy sa kinabuhi (You are a burden to my dreams in life)