Meaning of "bunton"

bunton •

n.
• • heap, pile

v.
• • bumunton (-um-) to pile up, to crowd in. Bumunton ang basura sa bangketa. The garbage piled up on the sidewalk. magbunton, ibunton (mag-: i-)

v.
• • to put into a pile, to put in a heap or mound. Ibunton mo ang maruming damit sa batya. Pile the dirty clothes on the wash basin.

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heap

n.
• • 1. pile of many things thrown or lying together: tambak, bunton
  • 2. a large amount (used in common talk): santambak, sambunton, marami

v.
• • to form into a heap, to gather in heaps: magbunton, ibunton, magtambak, itambak

mound

n.
• • 1. a bank or heap of earth or stones: tambak, bunton
  • 2. a hillock: punso

pile

n.
• • 1. many things lying one upon another in a more or less orderly way: salansan, talaksan
  • 2. a mass like a hill or mound: tambak, bunton, tumpok
  • 3. a heavy beam driven upright into the ground to help support a building, a bridge, etc.: pilote, istaka, trosong pang-istaka
  • 4. any large amount ( used in common talk): santambak, sambunton, sangkaterba, tambak, bunton
  • 5. a large amount: dami

v.
• • 1. to make into a pile, to heap up: magbunton, ibunton, magtambak, itambak
  • 2. to heap up evenly: magsalansan, isalansan, magtalaksan, italaksan
  • 3. to gather or rise in piles: matambak, mabunton, magkapatung-patong
  • 4. to go in a confused rushing crowd: magsiksikan

mass

n.
• • 1. Mass, the sacrifice offered in the Catholic Church: misa
  • 2. to go to Mass: magsimba, sumimba
  • 3. to hear Mass: makinig ng misa
  • 4. to say Mass: magmisa
  • 2.) mass

n.
• • 1. a lump: bukol
  • 2. mash: masa
  • 3. a large quantity together: tumpok, bunton, kimpal
  • 4. a group: pangkat, pulutong
  • 5. the majority: ang karamihan, ang nakararami
  • 6. "the masses" sometimes means the "common people": ang mga karaniwang tao, ang mga karaniwang mamamayan, ang mga manggagawa, karaniwang mamamayan

v.
• • 1. to form into a mass, bunch or collect together: mag-ipon, ipunin, magkumpol, kumpulin, magtumpok, itumpok
  • 2. to gather in a group: magtipon, magkatipon, magtipun-tipon, pagtipun-tipunin

pack

n.
• • 1. a bundle: balutan, basta
  • 2. a packet, parcel: pakete, balot
  • 3. a small packet: kaha
  • 4. lot, a number together: bunton, tambak, barkada, kawan, pangkat, katerba
  • 5. a complete set of playing cards: baraha

v.
• • 1. to put together in a bundle, box, etc.: mag-impake, impakihin, magbasta, bastain
  • 2. to fill with things: magpuno, punuin
  • 3. to press or crowd closely together: magsiksik, isiksik, siksikan, siksikin
  • 4. to wrap things together: magbalot, balutin
  • 5. to pack things in boxes: magkahon, ikahon
  • 6. to pack things in cans or tins: magsalata, isalata

stack

n.
• • 1. a large pile of hay, straw, etc.: mandala
  • 2. a pile of anything: salansan, bunton, talaksan
  • 3. a chimney: pausukan, tsiminea

v.
• • 1. to pile hay, straw, etc., in a stack: magmandala, imandala
  • 2. to pile or arrange in a stack: magtalaksan, italaksan, magsalansan, isalansan, magbunton, ibunton
  • 3. to arrange playing cards unfairly: sumapote (manapote) ng baraha, saputihin ang baraha