pag-iiwi (pag-) taking care of an animal (as pig, goat, cattle, etc.) for someone else who is the real owner
v.
mag-iwi (mag-) to take care of children or animal. Mag-iwi ka ng anak niya. Take care of her child.
tarak
n.
knife or dagger sticking out with a sharp end embedded nakatarak (naka-)
adj.
plunged in as of a dagger itarak (i-)
v.
to stab with (a knife or dagger) tarakan (-an)
v.
to stab (a person or animal) with a knife or dagger. Tatarakan ni Virgilio ang baboy. Virgilio will stab the pig. tarantado Sp
adj.
a person with misdirected acts
patid
v.
magpatid, mangpatid, patirin (mag-, mang-:-in) to cut off. Pinatid niya ang lubid para pakawalan ang baboy. He cut off the rope to set free the pig. patid
n.
tripping another's foot patirin (-in)
v.
to trip (someone). Huwag mo siyang patirin. Don't trip him.
baboy
n.
pig, pork
litson
n.
roast pig (usually a whole roasted pig) [var. lechon]
