"Tornilyo" is a word in TAGALOG, HILIGAYNON
tornílyo - (Sp. tornillo) Screw; screwpropeller. (cf. dirúskas).
tornílyo - A pastime. See under kúbung.
tornilyo
Definition: (noun) screw
Notes: Spanish
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