Ni: Jes B. Tirol
Daghangkahoy 13, 2022
Mga Lugpong sa Sakit, Apán ug Balatían
(Terms for Diseases, Defects and Pains)
Ika-14 Bahin/ Part 14
Pasiuna
Atong padayonon pagtála ang mga lugpong sa Binisayâ alang sa mga sakit, apán, ug balatían nga nagsugod sa Ininglis nga “lurch” hangtod sa “mimic“.
Mga Lugpong
1. lurch (embarrasing or difficult position) – apiki (Sp.), pit-os
2. lush1 (drunkard) – palahúbog
3. lush2 (heavy drinker) – palainom
4. lustful (sexual; libidinous) – hígal, higálon, hirál
5. lysis (gradual disappearing of the symptoms of a disease) – nagkahánawng timól
6. macerate (to grow thin, emaciate) – kág-ang, kágas, haga, hugô, lunos
7. mad1 (angry) – itok, sukô
8. mad2 (insane) – buảng, nalisoan sa útok
9. madness – kabúang
10. maim (deprived of the use of a body part) – ángol. Syn. pilay, púngkol
11. maladroit (clumsy) – kumáw
12. malady (sickness) – lagáygay, láygay, suol. Syn. sakit
13. malaise (vague discomfort) – higwaós. Syn. hiwasa
14. malefic (person who can cause evil effect) – buyágan, la og dilà
15. maleficent (causing evil effect) – buyág
16. malediction1 (call the southwind to fall upon someone) – habásan. Syn. hikdot, lintian, matay
17. malediction2 (curse someone) – túngo, túnglo, maldisyon (Sp.), tungina. Syn. hánat, himaráot, imlò, libák, nginda, ngindáy, pundáw, sagingsing, tininggáwng
18. maleficent (causing evil or mischief) – buyág. Syn. barang, barangán, båbaán
19. malform (badly formed) – pihíd. Syn. hiwî, tapi, ambihás
20. malicious (spiteful) – tampalasan
21. malign (discredit; defame) – dáot
22. malignant (can cause death) – maligno (Sp.), makamatáy. Syn. buktós, buhód, púgsà
23. malinger1 (feign sickness) – amlo
24. malinger2 (shirk from work) – ligoy-ligoy, hupalhúpal
25. malnourish (as malnourish baby) – átas, kágas
26. malnutrition1 (cachexia, general bad health) – lapuso
27. malnutrition2 (misnutrition) – hitál, átas
28. malodor (bad odor) – bahó, húnggo, matikaw
29. malodorous (smelly)- baho, nanimáhò. Syn. nangalisbo
30. mania (extraordinary interest in) – hind (Sp.), húngog
31. maniac1 (insane) – búang, manyak (Eng.)
32. maniac2 (sex maniac) – tambalúslos, manyak (Eng)
33. masochist (one who delights in inflicting pain) – dágmal-lipay. Syn. bún-og-lipay
34. mass hysteria (group hysteria) – tingób nga kulísiw
35. matricide1 (kiling of one’s mother) – ulim-ina. Ant. ulim-amá
36. matricide2 (one who has killed one’s mother) – ulimat-iná
37. maudlin (excessively emotional) – masub-ánon, masulób-on kaayo, magul-ánon. Syn. hilakón, mahilák
38. maverick (unorthodox) – manigláin
39. mealy–mouthed (unwilling to tell frankly) – limong-limongón
40. measles1 (German measles) – dáp, dálap
41. measles2 (kind of sickness) – tipdas
42. measles3 (type that erupts only inside the mouth) – sawan
43. meconium (baby’s first feces) – kamandag
44. meddlesome1 (bothersome) – samokán
45. meddlesome2 (inquisitive) – dukirók
46. meddlesome3 (tend to get something by hand) – kawkawan
47. meddlessome4 (tend to intervene) – apil-apilón, hilabtánon
48. medicinal herbs – hanaya
49. meek (gentle; patient) – ághop, maaghop
50. megalocephaly (unusual largeness of the head) – tamburábog
51. megapod (large feet feet) – dakó og tiil
52. melancholia (mental disorder) – bangkoliya, melankoliya (Sp.)
53. melancholic (dejected) – subo, masub-ánon
54. melancholy (gloomy) – masulób-on
55. melanosis (dark pigments in skin) – talúmtom, táwmtom
56. menace (threat) – húga, húrat, húmot, bilo
57. menacing look – sulimbat. Syn. húrat, húraw, lúrat
58. mendacious (lying, deceitful) — butbotón namútbot. Syn. bakákon, namakák
59. menopause1 (could no longer have children) – lánday, lángday
60. menopause2 (stop menstruating) – púlay
61. menopause3 (to reach the menopausal stage) – balandra. Syn. púlay
62. menorrhagia (bloody menstruation) – sagiwsiw
63. menstruate (undergo menstruation) – gidugô, giabótan, girégla (Sp.)
64. menstruation (catamenia; periodic flow of bloody fluids from the uterus) – dugô, gidugó, abótan, regla (Sp.)
65. mental block (not think properly) – damúrhaw
66. mental deficiency (subnormal intelligence)- nahúbsan sa buot
67. mental lapse (forget) – taligám-an. Syn. limot, kalimtan, kaliptan
68. mental reservation – kaping buot, kaping kabubut-on
69. mental telepathy – alilang. Syn. alimátmat, dagáw, tagín-op
70. mercy killing (euthanasia) – tiwasan
71. metamorphose (transform) – kurúndo. Syn. ngúla, timpangóg, usáb
72. metastasize1 (complicate) – lámay
73. Metastasize2 (spread out) – lákad. Syn. kaylap
74. metooer (one who claims the successful policy of a rival) – angkonán
75. metooism (claim as one’s own the successful policies of another) – pagpangángkon
76. metrorrhagia (flow of blood from the uterus but not menstrual) – subáan. Syn. áwak, bulósan
77. mettle (inherent quality as character, pluck, or temperament) – lútob. Syn. batikán
78. mettlesome (courageous) –bagsik, gudhan, madaslgon. Syn. áskil
79. miasma (noxious emanation) – ulung-úlong
80. microbe (a germ) – mikrobyo (Sp.). Syn. kagaw
81. micturate (to urinate) – ngihi, mangſhi, pangihi
82. miff (to cause to be offended) – labák. Syn. lágot, súngot
83. migraine (hemicrania; kind of headache) – hingáw, hinglaw, tampihág
84. mild1 (calm; placid) – malinawon, kálma (Sp.)
85. mild2 (gentle) – maághop, malúlot, uhód. Syn, minoy
86. milkless (mammary without milk, yeld) – huyás, huyós. Syn. uga
87. milksop (sissy; weak and timorous fellow) – bahayén-on. Syn. bading, báyot
88. milk tooth (temporary tooth) – panyag
89. mimic1 (imitate) – sumáy. Syn. súhid, sabát, súndog, awat, tág-ing
90. mimic2 (imitate the walking manner of a cripple) – sampikol. Syn, kiong-kiong