Meaning of "ibon"

ibon •

n.
• • bird

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scarecrow

n.
• • a figure of a man dressed in old clothes, set in a field to frighten birds away from growing crops: panakot, panakot ng ibon

bird

n.
• • ibon

lipad

v.
• • lumipad, liparin (-um-:-in) to fly. Lumipad ang ibon sa isang puno. The bird flew to a tree.

dapo

v.
• • 1. dapo', dumapo, dapuan (-um:an) to alight (as a bird, butterfly, etc.) on something. Dumapo ang ibon sa bintana. The bird alighted on the window. dumapo, dapuan (-um-:-an) to get sick. Dinapuan siya ng matinding karamdaman. He caught a serious illness.
  • 2. dapo'

n.
• • orchid

kulong

n.
• • canal, pen, prison, cage [syn. haula, kulungan]

adj.
• • surrounded, encircled, imprisoned, jailed ikulong (i-)

v.
• • to cage, imprison. Ikulong mo ang ibon. Cage the bird. kulungan

n.
• • cage, prison (from kulong)

tuka

n.
• • bill of a fowl, peck tumuka', tukain (-um:-in)

v.
• • to peck. Tinuka ng ibon ang bayabas. The bird pecked at the guava. mangtuka'(manuka'), tukain (mang-:-in)

v.
• • to peck

baril

n.
• • gun

v.
• • bumaril (-um-) to shoot with a gun. Bumaril si Pedro. Pedro shot the gun.

v.
• • magbaril (mag-) to shoot oneself. Magbaril ka. (You) shoot. mamaril, barilin (mang-:-in) to shoot at something. Barilin mo ang ibon. Shoot the bird.