Matigsalug Student Dictionary – dry

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dry

adj.

1.
Def.: nahangu
MS: nahangu
Something that is dry doesn't have much or any liquid in it.
The clothes are dry now, so we can wear them.
Ka me manggad nenaggangu e kuntee, sika ka egkaayun e ne igpansaluub.
This rice is very dry, because I didn't use much water when I cooked it.

vi.

2.
Def.: egkahangu
MS: egkahangu
If something dries, the liquid disappears from it.
The clothes are drying in the sun.
Ka me manggad egkaggangu te aldew.

vt.

3.
Def.: egpahangu; egpakahangu; egdalap; egpeinit
MS: egpahangu; egpakahangu; egdalap; egpeinit
If someone or something dries something, they cause the liquid to disappear from it.
The sun dried the rice.
Ka aldew nakahangu te paley.
She dried the baby with a towel.
Impahangu rin ka batè te tawil.
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Last updated: 17/Jan/2012