Kaieg
- *Verb*: to move an object towards oneself or a target location by applying force, control, or manipulation, often using a tool or bare hands, and typically along a surface.
- *Example*: "Kaiegen mo ana rigsang nya isigid.” (Push the trash with the midrib broom).
Sikwal
- *Verb*: To move an object with minimal effort, often with a quick or sudden motion, such as a flick of the hand.
- *Idiomatic usage*: To dismiss or reject something or someone.
- *Example*: "Sikwal ko sa dahon" (Flick the leaf away); "Sikwal niya ako"
(He/She rejected me).
Todlong
Rese’
Re-en
Re-et
Solong
- *Verb*: To moan object with considerable force or effort, often requiring strength or struggle.
- *Example*: "Isolmakseg sa kahon"
(Push/Pull the box with force).
These definitions aim to capture the nuances and connotations of each lexeme,
providing a clear understanding of their meanings and usage.