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Arrange | Hingaydon |
Arrange | Hingayadon |
Arrange | Bisayon |
Increasing | Padaghan |
Increasing | Padako |
Decreasing | Padiyo |
Decreasing | Pababa |
“Grrrah,” The crocodile groaned. | “Grrrah,” sabi san buwaya. |
“Hush now, the food will come by soon, then we will both have something to eat.” The aswang said lovingly to her pet. | “Ssssh, ayaw lang kay pag-abot san pagkaon ta mawawara na ina na gutom,” sabi san aswang sa alaga niya. |
Prey was hard to come by these days, the humans knew that this place in the swamp was the hunting ground for the aswang and her pet, but that wasn’t about to stop her from finding a meal. | Mapagal niyan ang paghanap san pagkaon. Aram san mga tawo na didi pirmi naghahanap an aswang san pagkaon ninda san buwaya pero wara makapugol sa gutom niya. |
“We just have to go closer to the village, and then everything will be better,” The crocodile grunted again and the aswang reassured him. | “Pag harani na kita sa mga balay makakakuwa na kita pagkaon.” Sobrang gutom na san buwaya pero an aswang dili mapabaya saiya. |
“I know, we’ll find some children, I know how much you like the taste of those.” | “Makakakita man kita batit taud taud. Paborito mo baga an mga batit. |
The crocodile wagged its tail with joy; it had not had that treat in many months. | Hiwag hiwag man an buwaya san ikog niya sa ugma. Awat na siya lain nakakaon batit. |
“Yes, let’s go nearer to the village and set a trap. We can catch the ones swimming by the river!”, the aswang walked alongside her pet to the riverbank. | “Marani kita sa mga balay tapos dadakopon ta an mga naglalangoy harani sa salog!” sinabihan san aswang an buwaya habang naglalalkat sinda sa gilid san salog. |
She was hungry, and so was her pet. Due to the human’s caution, food was hard to find. | Grabe na an gutom na namamatean ninda san buwaya. Nag-iingat na ang mga tawo na nakaistar harani sainda kaya mapagal maghanap pagkaon. |
The last meal they both had was a fisherman that strayed too far into the swamp. He was stringy and tough, not a dinner that either of them savored. | An urhi ninda na pagkaon san may nakita sinda na parasira na naglubog sa salog. Payaton an parasira, dili lamang sinda nabusog. |
The aswang was all smiles though. She knew that prey would be plentiful. | Pero niyan maugma an aswang. Aram niya na may makakaon sinda niyan. |
She had always relied on the strength of her pet to catch their meals, she was not like the other aswang who would fly around the village terrorizing the humans. | An buwaya an madakop san pagkaon ninda kay habo niya manhadlok sa mga tawo. |
She was an agalon hayopan, a kind of aswang that would raise crocodiles to hunt their prey for them. | An tawag saiya “aglapon hayopan,” o aswang may alaga na buwaya para magdakop san pagkaon niya. |
The other aswang would often jeer and call their kind lazy, but they would never know the hardship one would take just to raise a single crocodile from an egg. | Sabi san iba na aswang hugak daw siya pero dili man ninda aram na mapagal magpadako buwaya. |
The crocodile grumbled again and she laughed. They spent years together and she had raised this one ever since he was a hatchling. | Nagrereklamo na an buwaya, natatawa na lang siya. Awaton na sinda mag-upudan batog pa san bunay pa lamang an buwaya. |
She knew his quirks and quips just as well as he knew hers.They were inseparable. She knew that once he had something to eat, he would change back to his lazy self. | Kilalahunon na niya an mga namamatean niya. Kilalahunon na ninda an kada saro. Makakaon lang an buwaya, mabalik na ini sa kahugakan niya. |
“We’re here,” The aswang and her pet stood by the river. | “Yadi na kita,” sabi san buwaya. |
“Time to get some food.” | “Madakop na kita san kaunon ta.” |
“Grrrah,” replied her pet. | “Grrrah,” simbag san buwaya. |
Abaca | Abaka |
Abaca | Bandala |
Afternoon | Hapon |
All | Intiro |
Anger | Hanit |
Ankle | Bokoboko |
Answer | Simbag |
Areca nut | Buna |
Ashamed | Naraway |
Ashes | Abuh |
Back | Likud |
Bad | Maraot |
Banana | Sagin |
Bark | Upak |
Bark | Panit |
Bath | Karigos |
Belly | Tiyan |
Betel leaf | Buyo |
Big | Dako |
Bird | Tamsi |
Bite | Kagat |
Bitter | Mapait |
Black | Itum |
Blanket | Tamon |
Blind | Buta |
Blood | Dugo |
Blow | Huyop |
Body | Lawas |
Boil | Hubag |
Boil | Pakalakad |
Bone | Tulan |
Brain | Hutuk |
Breakfast | Pamahaw |
Breast | Dughan |
Burn | Sunog |
Bury | Lubon |
Butterfly | Kulibanban |
Buttocks | Piad |
Buy | Bakal |
Call | Gahoy |
Canoe | Sakayan |
boat | Sakayan |
Canoe paddle | Bugsay |
Carabao | Karabaw |
Charcoal | Urin |
Cheek | Pisni |
Chest | Dughan |
Chicken | Manok |
Child | Bata |
Chin | Kuku |
Choose | Pili |
Climb | Sakat |
Cloud | Dampog |
Coconut | Silot |
Coconut | Layya |
Cold | Pinit |
Comb | Sudlay |
To cook | Pagluto |
Cooking pot | Koron |
Companion | Kaupud |
Cotton | Gapas |
Cough | Ubuh |
To count | Bilan |
Crocodile | Buayya |
Crow | Uwak |
To cry | Hibi |
To cut | Giris |
Day | Adlaw |
Dead | Minatay |
Deaf | Bunul |
Debt | Utan |
Deep | Hararum |
Deer | Usah |
Defecate | Udu |
Delouse | Hinutu |