PAGTUKIB
Ni: Jes B. Tirol
Hidapdapon 14, 2024
Ang Ininglis Nga “Cut” Daghan Ug Nagkalainlain
Ang Ipasabot Ug Matag Lugpong Lahi Ang Tumbas Sa Binisayâ
Pasiuna
Ang Ininglis adunay daghan nga mga inusarang pulong (word) ug lugpong (term) nga
nagkalainlain ang ipasabot. Bisan pa niini, ang Sinugboanon adunay mga tumbas nga pulong nga
makapadayag sa buot ipasabot sa Ininglis.
Ang usa ka pulong sa Ininglis nga atong tukibon karon mao ang “Cut”. Dili na lang natò
iapil ang “cut” nga nagkahulogan og “Slice” nga “abis ang tumbas sa Binisayâ. Aduna kiniy 19
ka mga nagkalainlain nga pulong sa Binisayâ.
Mga Pulong
Ania ang mga tumbas sa pulong “cut” sa Ininglis:
1. cut’ (as pack of cards) – kórte (Sp.)
2. cut² (bruise)-pangós
3. cut³ (by sawing motion) – gúlgol
4. cut⁴ (by shearing/ tearing off) – gisì, kísi
5. cut⁵ (cut abruptly as when being bumped) – búnggò
6. cut⁶ (cut cloth just by pushing the scissors) – gilás
7. cut⁷ (cut cloth or thin, wide objects) – tábas
8. cut⁸ (cut in half) – píkas
9. cut⁹ (cut into strips, as lumber) – láras
10. cut¹⁰ (cut obliquely) – balihas
11. cut¹¹ (cut the neck by slashing motion) – lúglog, lúnggò
12. cut¹² (cut the tip portion) – talíb
13. cut¹³ (cut to make a notch) – tíbhang
14. cut¹⁴ (cut tree/ log lengthwise) – tábaw
15. cut¹⁵ (design; shape) – tabás
16. cut¹⁶ (incise by sawing motion) – gútgot
17. cut¹⁷ (into ribbon size) – las, lálas. Syn. náwi
18. cut¹⁸ (move across) – latás, tabók
19. cut¹⁹ (separate) – putól
20. cut²⁰ (to stop action, as in drama) – húnong, úndang
21. cut²¹ (with use of scissors or razor) – utóp
22. cut²² (wound) – samád
23. cutback’ (sharp reduction of) – pagkubós
24. cutback² (sudden change in a player’s running direction) – tipás
25. cut down’ (a series of standing objects) – puríl
26. cut down² (bamboo) – bátas, bútok
27. cut down³ (banana) – tubâ
28. cut down⁴ (cornstalk) – tábtab; túptop
29. cut down⁵ (sugarcane) – túgbas
30. cut down⁶ (tree) – putól, pöd, payag, pájag
31. cut grass/ shrubs’ (for clearing or path) – hágbas. Syn. hábas
32. cut grass/ shrubs² (for clearing ricefields) – sagíbo
33. cut in one stroke (with bladed instrument) – túb-os
34. cut into tiny pieces – tagúdtagód
35. cutlet (thin piece of meat for frying or broiling) – unód hinulíbis
36. cutoff1(by pulling) – búgtò. Syn. hágtos
37. cutoff² (by shearing) – putól, tábas
38. cutoff³ (end; terminal limit) – úndang, tápos
39. cutoff4 (interrupt) – pákgang, súgpò
40. cutoff5(isolate) – láming, báboy
41. cutoff6 (the other side) – kapútol
42. cut-price (sharply reduced in price) – hígos
43. cut-rate (sold at reduced price) – bugkawáng, sahól. Syn. baratilyo (Sp.), hígos
44. cut stem; cutting (seedling) – páka, hungáy, ganás
45. cutter¹ (for cutting) – pangputól
46. cutter² (metal cutter) – tadás
47. cutter³ (the function is to cut) – tighiwa
48. cut the ear¹ (identification mark) – giláy, giláng
49. cut the ear² (remove) – pahóng
50. cut the finger/toe nails – hingúko
51. cut the lip (especially by teeth) – tûtô
52. cutthroat’ (murderous) – mamumúnò, mopatáy, pumapatay
53. cutthroat² (ruinous) – makadȧot
54. cutthroat³ (suicidal) – mahityóon
55. cutting¹ (act of cutting) – putól, nagputól
56. cutting² (cassava or sugarcane for replanting) – páka
57. cutting³ (from sweet potato vine for replanting) – ganás
58. cutting⁴ (harsh remark) – sínghag
59. cutting⁵ (incisive remark) – makahílap
60. cutting⁶ (part of plant for replanting) – hungáy
61. cutty (short) – mubô
62. cutty sark (a short chemise) – mubô nga sapád, mubô nga kamisón (Sp.), mubóng nagwás (Sp)
63. cutty stool (small or little stool) – bangkíto (Sp.)
64. cutup (a practical joker) – siawán. Syn. guwátsi, tistisán
65. cutwater (the forward part of the prow of a vessel) – panúlong. Syn. pamáong
66. cutwork (openwork embroidery with cutout edges) – puták. Syn. bíl-it, guwát