Bisdak Words

Pagod in Bisaya means burnt. Generally refers to overcooking. See also, paig. Sample Pagka pagod pud ani pagkaluto ang humay (This rice is overcooked and burnt)

Kaging means frozen. Unable to move. Kaging also means toasted, burnt. See related, “pagod”. Sample Ka-kaging baya aning linuto nga buwad. (This dried fish is burnt.)

Simhot means to smell. Sample: Pa simhota ko sa ilok bi! Yaks! Baho. (Can I smell your underarm? Yaks! Smelly)

Bugdo means bulky. Sample: Ka bugdo sa iyang pitaka. (His wallet is bulky)

Baklag means foul smell. Very bad odor. Sample: Ilaga nga patay man siguro nanimaho ron, pwerteng baklaga. (What that foul smell, smells like dead rat)

Baktas means to walk by foot. Sample Kapuya ug baktas gikan Colon padong Ayala. (It’s tiresome to walk by foot from Colon to Ayala)

Bayot means gay. Male homosexual. Another bisaya term is “babayen-on” , “mahuyang”. Sample Hala! Bayot diay na siya? (Oh, he’s a gay?) Related: Tomboy

Tomboy means girls or young women with masculine traits. Other bisaya term, “lakin-on”. Sample Hala! Tomboy diay na siya? (Oh, she’s a lesbian?) Related: Bayot