Ni: Jes B. Tirol
Bagyubágyo 30, 2022
Mga Lugpong sa Panahon, Wantag, Bagyo, ubp,
(Terms for Weather, Climate, Typhoon, etc.)
Pasiuna
Ang mga Bisaya hawod na nga manakayán sa dágat. Tungod niini, ang ilang kasinatian nagmugnà sa habog ug halapad nga kaalam sa panahón, wántag, bagyo, ubp. mga kaalam nga
makapalambo sa ilang katilingban.
Labot na niini ang ilang paghingalan sa bulan sa tuig (month) nga Bagyubágyo (October)
tungod sa ilang kasinatian nga daghang bagyo ang mohási niining panahona sa tuig.
Atong tukibon karon ang mga lugpong nga adunay kalabotan sa panahon, wantag, bagyo,
ug uban pa.
Mga Lugpong
1. climate (atmosphere, winds, etc.) – klima (Sp.), wantág
2. climate change – kausában sa wantág
3. continuous blowing of the wind – alaságas
4. cyclone (tornado) – tulod-bátang. Syn, alimpúlos, alimpós, buhawi
5. danger (exposed to peril) – kuyáw, hingánib, peligro (Sp.)
6. flood1 (inundation) – húnop, abáw, áb-aw, lágnas, lánap, lángbas
7. flood2 (strong flow) – bahâ. Syn. búl-og, bún-og, salákay, únop, úgob
8. gale (strong wind lesser than a storm) tampúrok, manok-mánok, manukmánok. Syn.
subásko (Sp.), ándos, unós
9. gale warning (a warning that a gale is coming) – pasidaán og tampúrok
10. hazard1 (difficulty) – kalisdánan, kabilínggan, pit-os
11. hazard² (obstacle) – all, balábag, bálda (Sp.)
12. hazard3 (peril) – kuyáw, peligro (Sp.)
13. heavy rain (downpour) – búnok
14. inundate (to flood) – lúnop, sánap, sáop, bánaw, abáw, áb-aw. Syn. baha
15. inundation (a flood) – húnop, sanápan. Syn. banáwan
16. landslide1 (large block split and slide) – láka
17. landslide2 (large portion toppled over) – túmpag
18. landslide3 (rout; overwhelming) – makabúngog, lát-an, lubóng
19. landslide4 (sliding of soil) – dahili; anás. Syn. daligdig
20. low-pressure (bad weather) – ágdom, kúgmot
21. rain (condensed water vapor) – ulán
22. rain gage (udometer; instrument to measure the amount of rainfall) – sukód-ulán
23. rainbow (arch of prismastic color) – balángaw, bángaw
24. rainbow² (partial rainbow; water gall) – silom
25. rainstorm (storm with rain) – unós
26. rainy season– tiulán, ting-ulán
27. risk1 (attempt something dangerous) – káhas, ngáhas. Syn. arisgár (Sp.), pamásin, suláy
28. risk2 (danger, peril) – hingánib, kuyáw, peligro (Sp.), risgo (Sp.). Syn. kúlbá
29. risk3 (dare, endeavor to) – lumá, palumá, sugál. Syn. tugá, sápol
30. risk4 (take a chance) nangabér (Sp.), namahála, namásin, tubong
31. risk5 (unmindful of consequence) bugkawang, pasibaya, bahálů na
32. storm (great whirling motion of air) – unos
33. tropical depression (a weather disturbance) – kúgmot
34. tropical region (tropical zone) – kaalindangan
35. tropics – alindangáan, tropikó (Sp.)
36. typhoon (hurricane) – bágyo
37. waterspout (tornado at sea) buluhaól, buhawi, buluháwi
38. wave train (series of waves propagated from a vibrating or radiating body) – indahay
39. Weather Bureau (a government office observing the weather) – Buhatán sa Panahón
40. weather map (a map showing the weather con-dition for a particular region and time) –
mápa sa panahón
41. weather observatory (station for observing the weather) – panildnahón
42. weather1 (bad weather) – luyugóy, daotáng panahón, ágdom. Syn. múlat, kisdom
43. weather2 (cold weather) – hulúmhom, túgnaw
44. weather3 (drizzling all the time) – lagmúko
45. weather4 (dry spell in weather) – tilhà. Syn. huláw, huwaw
46. weather5 (fair weather) – halayáhay, hayáhay, sandóng Syn. maayong panahón
47. weather6 (general atmospheric condition) – panahón
48. weather7 (sultry weather) – alingling, alinsúob, alangúang, alimuot, igang Syn. gin-ót,
dagdang
49. weather8 (tail-end of the cold front) – sibwa
50. weather9 (tropical depression) – kugmót
51. weather-beaten (showing the effects of expo-sure to weather) – págtong, napágtong, alóp
52. weather-bound (detained by bad weather) – tánggong sa bágyo
53. weathercast (weather report) – taho sa panahón
54. weathercock (weather vane) – ayatáyat, kilikili, banugláwin, kasikasí, girimpúla,
manukmánok
55. weathered (rot due to the effects of weather) – tún-as
56. weatherman (someone concerned with the daily weather condition) – tigpaniid sa
panahón