Meaning of "mud"

mud •

n.
• • 1. earth so wet that it is soft and slimy: putik
  • 2. a muddy place: putikan
  • 3. mud or clay used for making pots, jars, etc.: luad

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wade

v.
• • 1. to walk through water, snow, sand, mud or anything that hinders free motion: lumakad (maglakad) nang painut-inot sa tubig
  • 2. to make ones way with difficulty: mag-inut-inot, pag-inutinutan, inut-inutin
  • 3. to cross by wading: tumawid (tawirin) ng lakad na painut-inot

dirty

adj.
• • 1. not clean: marumi, marungis
  • 2. soiled by mud: maputik, naputikan
  • 3. dusty: maalikabok, maalabok, magabok
  • 4. not clean or pure in language or action: salaula, masagwa, mahalay, malaswa

v.
• • 1. to make dirty, to soil: magdumi, dumihan, parumihin
  • 2. to become dirty: madumihan, marungisan, masalaula

dirt

n.
• • 1. anything that soils skin, clothing, etc.: dumi
  • 2. dirt on the face: amos, dusing, dungis
  • 3. dirt on the body: libag, banil
  • 4. loose earth or soil: lupa
  • 5. mud: putik

muddy

adj.
• • 1. having much mud: maputik, putikan
  • 2. covered with mud: puno ng putik, maputik, puro putik
  • 3. clouded with mud, dull, not pure: malabo, marumi

v.
• • 1. to make muddy: magpaputik, pagputikin
  • 2. become muddy: magputik

putik

n.
• • mud

adj.
• • maputik (ma-) muddy

dalag

n.
• • mud fish

lihis

v.
• • lumihis (-um-) to detour, to deviate from. Lumihis ang kotse sa putik. The car drove around the mud. maglihis, ilihis (mag-:i-) to deviate something from. Ilihis mo ang kotse sa mga bato. When driving the car avoid the rocks.

baon

n.
• • provision or supply of food taken on a journey magbaon, baunin, ibaon (mag-:in, i-)

v.
• • to carry provisions or supplies usually food. Magbaon ka nang di ka gutumin. Take enough food to keep you from getting hungry.

v.
• • bumaon (-um-) to become buried, to sink. Bumaon ang sapatos ko sa putik. My shoes got stuck in the mud. magbaon, ibaon (mag-:i-)

v.
• • to bury something. Ibaon mo ang patay na pusa. Bury the dead cat.