A Dictionary of Cebuano Visayan - iTeX translation reports

unglù which will cause the eater to become an unglù or
develop some sort of ailment, usually losing his teeth.
paspas_2 n {1} duster. {2} stick with strips of paper
at the end to chase away flies. v [A; b] {1} dust off
s.t. with a duster. Paspási ang bangkù, Dust off the
benches. {2} drive flies away with a fly whisk. {3} [A;
ab2] hit s.o. with a duster or a fly whisk. Hingpaspasan
siya nákù kay labihang nakapanugsg, I hit him
with a duster because he teased me too much.
paspasanan n a batten running under the eaves of a
roof.
paspáyit v [A; b5] do s.t. with utmost vigor. Pastilan
níyang nakapaspáyit ug káun sa pansit, My! How he
laid into the noodles! Paspaytan (paspaytun) ta nig
trabáhu arun daling mahuman, Lets work hard on this
so it will get done right away.
paspurt n passport. v [A12] obtain a passport.
paspuru = puspuru.
pasta_1 n filling for a tooth. v [A; b] {1} fill a tooth.
{2} fill s.t. like a tooth. Gipastáhan na ang lungag sa
bangà, They filled the hole in the jar.
pasta_2 n {1} mixture of flour or starch and water
used as paste. {2} foodstuff pounded or ground until
fine and creamy, made into a sauce. Pastang tamátis,
Tomato paste. v {1} [A; a] make pasta. {2} [A; c]
paste with pasta. Pastáhun (ipasta) ku ning ritrátu sa
ákung nutbuk, Ill paste this picture in my notebook.
pasta_3 n a k.o. grass with long lanceolate leaves
which is used for horse feed.
pastang = paskan.
pastidiyar v [A; a1] discipline, train, break in. Ayaw
luagluági ug magpastidiyar ka ug kabáyù, Dont be lenient
when you break in a horse. Ug pastidiyáhun ang
mga bátà magtubù nga matinahúrun, Children grow
up to be obedient if you discipline them.
pastidiyu a bothersome, annoying. Pastidiyu kaáyu
ning mga sayup sa tím, These mistakes in the compositions
are annoying. v [A; a1] be bothersome, annoying.
Dì makapastidiyu sa maistra ang mga pangutána,
Questions wont annoy the teacher. Aku na say pastidiyúhun
ning batáa, This child is going to annoy me
again.
pastíkum n {1} the custom of the Roman Catholic
church of carrying the image of the Infant Jesus lying
on a crib by two acolytes from house to house for
people to adore, for which people usually give money
as an offering. The pastíkum begins on the 25th of
December and ends on the 2nd of February. {2} the
words uttered by the acolyte when the image has been