"Atag" is a word in ILOKANO

atag ILOKANO
Definition:

v. /MANG-:-EN/ to lie by the side of. Isu ti nangatag iti ubing. It was he who lay by the side of the child. /MANGI-. I-/ [with pl. goal] to lay alongside each other, to lay parallel to one another. Iyatag mo dagita unas ditoy. Lay those sugar canes parallel to each other here. ATAKE [atakε; f. Sp.], v. /-UM-, MANG-:-EN/ 1. to go on th. attack to attack. 2. to develop or recur suddenly: said of diseases or emotions. Inataki nak ti sakit ti puso. I had a heart attack.

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Love and violence always go hand in hand. You can only ever truly hurt those you love. You must love them first to hurt them, to damage them beyond any hope of recovery, and for your actions to burn and linger, they too must love you back.

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ar-arak ILOKANO

n. bait, anything used as a lure, enticement. v. /MANG-:-AN/ to entice or lure to do something. Ar-arakam dayta manok …

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bunton ILOKANO

n. pile, heap, stack. v. /MANG-:-EN/ to lay or place in a pile, pile up, heap in abundance. /MA-/ to …

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daga ILOKANO

n. 1. earth, soil, ground. Nagidda diay ubing idiay daga. The child lay on the ground. 2. land, especially agricultural …

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ilad ILOKANO

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