Bisdak Words

Pungko-pungko from root word pungko (sit or sitted), but pungko-pungko now refers to eating street foods usually in street sides, serving puso (hanging rice), barbeque’s and other common exotic foods.Read More

Paugat is slang word from “ugat” which means root. “Paugat” means not movable; cannot be moved. Cannot and will not do something even forcefully moved or dragged; Stupid. Sample PaugatRead More

Paugnat means to stretch or do exercise Sample Tana, magpaugnat ta sayo sa kabuntagon (Let’s exercise early in the morning)

Samdan or Samaran means wounded Sample Di to maka dagan ug layo kay samaran to (He cannot escape far because he is wounded) Related: Samad

Samad means wound Sample Sakit kaayo akong samad (My wound really hurts)

Bug-at means heavy Sample: Bug-at iyang gidala (He’s carrying heavy loads)

Bunguton from word “bungot” means bearded man Sample: Kagilok anang bunguton oi (Bearded men kiss ticklish)

Bungot means beard Sample: Kataas sa iyang bungot (His beard is long)