"Tagad" is a word in HILIGAYNON, CEBUANO

tagad CEBUANO

Definition:

tagad v {1} [A; a1] give attention to, mind.
Wà na siya mag-tagad sa íyang pangláwas, She stopped paying attention to her health.
Wà ku makatagad nímu dáyun, I wasnt able to attend to you at once.
Walà ni Li tagda ang ákung pakilúuy, Lee did not heed my pleading.
{1a} [A; c] pay attention to s.
o.
showing warmth, concern.
Mutagad lang siya kun unáhan, He is friendly to others only when they speak to him first.
Nagtagad pa giyud kag andam dà, You shouldnt have bothered fixing anything to eat.
{2} [A; a2] wait for.
Ása ta magtagad ug sakyanan?
Where shall we wait for the bus?
n action of caring.
Wà siyay tagad sa íyang pagkáun, He is not particular about his food.
() = tagad, v2.
tagdanay, tinagdanay v [C2] be on friendly terms with each other.
-in-a looked up to, respected, considered important.
Usa siya sa mga tinagad nga táwu sa lungsud, He is one of the re-spected people in the town.
v [A13N] treat s.
o.
as worthy of attention.
Magtinagad (maninagad) ka man niánang bastus, Why do you mind those rowdy fellows?
-anan, tagaranan n waiting place.
tinagdan n manner of attending to s.t.
Lahì ang íyang tinagdan (pagtagad) kanákù karun sa kaniadtu, She treats me di?
erently from the way she used to.
matinagdánun a attentive.
pag- n {1} attention.
Ang íyang líhuk nakadani sa ákung pagtagad, The way she acted caught my attention.
{2} = tinagdan.

Synonym:

attention in ENGLISH
pansin in TAGALOG

tagad HILIGAYNON

Definition:

tágad - See tagád. In and near Iloilo tagád
is mostly used, tágad in other places.

tádyà – tágbaw
tágak, To knot or bind hemp-fibre
together and roll it up neatly in a basket
(tagakán) preparatory to weaving or
reeling. Tagáka ang lánot. Bind the hempfibre and roll it up in the basket. Tagáki
akó sináng lánot. Get me ready that hemp
for reeling (or weaving). (cf. súg-ut).

tagad HILIGAYNON

Definition:

tagád - An iron-pointed bar or dibble used
in digging, making holes for fence-stakes,
etc. Ibákhay iníng tagád sa dútà. Use this
iron-pointed dibble to dig up the earth
with. (cf. báhì—a wooden dibble).

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