lungag
/luŋag/
n.
“hole”

1.
n.
hole
Wrd.Gloss: hole
Due lungag te ambew diyè te lebut te kayu ne inlawed ku.
There is a rat hole rat there at the base of the tree which I left standing.
Syn. bitu
cf. leb-eng
Eng. hole; excavation
Tag. húkay
Ceb. bángag; lúngag
Ilo.: abút
OCM: Ethnophysics (822)
DDP: Underground (1.2.1.5)
Online dict status: -
Usage level: F

v.
for a person or animal (eglulungag, miglulungag/inlulungag, lulungag, agent, eg><ø-rdpCV-) to bore or punch a hole in something (e.g., cellophane, a balloon) (eglungahan, inlungahan/miglungahan/piglungahan, lungahan, location, eg><an-) with something sharp (iglungag, inlulungag, instrument, ig><ø-)
Eg-uyan a te pala ne iglungag ku te tanè ne egpamulaan ku te suli.
I will bring a shovel that I use to dig holes in the ground where I will plant gabi.
Eng. bore hole; punch hole; drill hole; make hole; dig hole; excavate; hole, bore; hole, punch; hole, drill; hole, dig
DDP: Underground (1.2.1.5)
Online dict status: -
Usage level: M

v.
for something (egkalungahan, nalungahan, actor & patient, egkA><an-) to become holed
Egkalungahan ka alabat.
The wall will get a hole in it.
Syn. butbut
Eng. holed, become; holes, get
DDP: Underground (1.2.1.5)
Online dict status: -
Usage level: M

adj.
(lungahen, -en) having many holes
Eng. many holes, having; holed; porous, be
DDP: Wet (1.3.3)
Online dict status: -
Usage level: R

2.
n.
a dimple
Eng. dimple
OCM: Ethnoanatomy (826)
DDP: Head (2.1.1)
Online dict status: -
Usage level: R

Updated by: RJH,NJK,NJK,QDL,NJK,RAA,RJH
Last updated: 04/Sep/2013