ni: Jes B. Tirol

Bagyubágyo 31, 2021

Mga Lugpong sa Sakit, Apán ug Balatían 

(Terms for Diseases, Defects and Pains)

Ika-4 Bahin/ Part 4

Pasiuna

Atong padayónon ang pagtála ang mga lugpong sa Binisayâ alang sa mga sakit, apán, ug balatian nga nagsugod sa Ininglis nga “coadunate” hangtod sa “convulsive fit”. 

Mga Lugpong 

1. coadunate (closelyjoined) – sikit 

2. coagulate1 (blood clot) – ápol 

3. coagulate2 (stop blood flow) – táng-on, támpoy 

4. coagulum (any coagulated mass) – nabágtok, namaki 

5. coccyx (the small triangular bone at the caudal end of the spine) – igút-igót 

6. cochlea (a spiral tube in the internal ear) – kilikós sa dalúnggan 

7. cockeye (a squinting eye) – hiyong, ngiyong. Syn. kisdong, ngiyaw, ngijaw 

8. cockeyed1 (exophoria; temporary) – suliráw, sulimaw 

9. cockeyed2 (exotropia, permanent) – manókon, dúlos. Syn. libál 

10. cold1 (feverish due to onset of infection) – sibaw 

11. cold2 (infection) – síp-on. Syn. bisukot 

12. cold3 (to feel cold even with high fever) – kadál, hilákig, tákig. Syn. kibigkibig 

13. cold pack (cold, wet wrappings around the body as means of therapy) – limis 

14. cold sore (herpes labialis) – tagmaya, kayuáng. Syn. ugáhip 

15. cold sweat (to perspire even with normal body temperature) – paningót og búgnaw 

16. colectomy (the excision of the colon) – pagdísdis sa binton 

17. colic1 (acute abdominal pain) – suól 

18. Colic2 – (body pain) – panuhól, dampilay, pásmo. Syn. pamáol 

19. colitis (colonitis; inflammation of the colon) – tilitól. Syn, túyob 

20. collapse (lost consciousness) – utás, kúyap, kayhangnádi 

21. collyrium (eyewash) – hugás sa mata 

22. colon (large intestine) – bintón, dakong tiná-i 

23. colorblind (affected with color blindness) – bulók 

24. colorblindness (inability to distinguish certain chromatic colors; daltonism) – pagkabulók 

25. colostomy (making an artificial anus by operation in the colon) – maculápon nga lubót 

26. colostrum (beestings; the first milk of a mammal after giving birth) – gok 

27. colotomy (incision of the colon) – disdis-bintón 

28. colpitis (vaginitis) – tuwáy, tuwayón 

29. coma (unconscious) – kaw-óy, duwag-ot. Syn, kutáng, utás 

30. comatose (in a coma or unconsciousness) – duwag-ot, kaw-oy 

31.communicable (infectious) – manakód, makatakód, mananákod 

32. co-morbidity (another sickness) – laing sakit 

33. compos mentis (Lat:of sound mind) – hangkagón

34. concupiscent (lustful) – bigáon, uwagán, ulagan 

35. concussion (a violent shaking, especially to the brain) – bangóg 

36. condom (a sheath for the penis) – báyna sa kinatáwo 

37. congenital (inborn) – dáan sa pagkatáwo, apil sa iyang pagkatáwo 

38. congested nose (as having colds) – bin-ot 

39. conglutinate (to reunite by adhesion, as wound) – alinapóg. Syn. alim 

40. conjoin (connect; unite) – undáyon. Syn. lingkit 

41. conjunctivitis (inflamation of the mucous membrane of the eye) – milâmila 

42. conniption (a fit of hysteria; rage) – nikulísiw. Syn. alipúndak 

43. consanguineous (of the same ancestry) – kabánay, ig-ának 

44. consanguinity (blood relationship) – ig-ának. Syn. kadúgó 

45. conscience (moral discrimination) – tánlag 

46. conscientious objector (conchy) – lamúkay, bágbag, pákno, pilosopó (Sp.), pangundiye Syn. salingáw, masukihon 

47. consumptive1 (affected with pulmonary tuberculosis) – súgpaón, itikahón (Sp.), tisíso (Sp.), tisikó (Sp.) 

48. contagion (communication of disease by direct or indirect contact) – tákboy, panakód 

49. contagious (transmissible by contact, as diseae) – mananakod, makatakód, tumatakod 

50. contagium (the specific substance by which a disease is transmitted) – tagtakód 

51. contaminate (infect others) – tákboy. Syn. báhig 

52. contaminate (with bad odor) —hágom 

53. contaminated1 (complicated with another disease; polluted with) – bilahan 

54. contaminated2 (dirty) – húgaw 

55. contaminated3 (infected) – tákdan, takbóyan 

56. contamination (pollution) – paghágom. Syn. paghugaw 

57. contamination (the act of contaminating) – pagtakód, pagtákboy 

58. continence (self-restraint) – pugong, pugong sa kaugalingon, angót-abgót 

59. contraception (deliberate prevention of conception) – pagbátok-sámkon 

60. contraceptive (can prevent pregnancy)- batok-sámkon, kontraseptibo (Sp.) 

61. contract (shrink) – kûkó, ük-ok 

62. contracture (a permanent contraction of the muscles) – kinol. Syn. kiwi 

63. contraindicate (the danger posed by a certain drug) – hinganib sa támbal 

64. contuse (to bruise) –pángos. Syn pál-ot, lánggos 

65. contusion (unbroken injured skin) – bun-óg. Syn. giálon, bunól, alálom, pangós 

66. convalesce (recover good health) – apyóg 

67. convalescence (gradual recovery from illness) – anat-ánat . Syn. dukáy 

68. convalescent (recovering from sickness) – apyogón 

69. convergent strabismus (both eyes turn inward; cross-eyed) – libát, duling. Ant. dú manókon (both eyes turn outward) 

70. convulse (to affect with violent movement, shake) – kiróg. Syn. kúrog 

71. convulsion (involuntary contraction of muscles) – kutang. Syn. luóm, utás 

72. convulsionary (affected with convulsion) – matupáyon, makutángon 

73. convulsive fit tupáy, sáwan