This dictionary contains English, Spanish and Tagalog words from the early 20th century, quite a few of which are obsolete. The spelling and meaning of the words herein may be slightly different from current usage. Still, we believe this is a useful reference especially for those studying Philippine literature and documents from that period.
Dread, n. [dred]
Miedo, terror, espanto.
Takot, sindak.
Dread, v. [dred]
Temer, espantar.
Matakot, masíndak, mang̃ilabot.
Dreadful, adj. [drédful]
Terrible, espantoso.
Katakot-takot, kasindak-sindak, kakilákilabot.
Dream, n. [drim]
Sueño.
Panaginip.
Dream, v. [drim]
Soñar.
Managinip.
Dreamy, adj. [drími]
Quimérico.
Mapanaginipín.
Drear, adj. [drir]
Triste, lúgubre.
Malungkot, mapanglaw.
Dreary, adj. [dríri]
Espantoso, triste.
Kapanlawpanlaw, kalagimlagim, kahambalhambal.
Dredge, v. [dredch]
Rastrear con el rezon.
Kumalaykay.
Dregs, n. [dregs]
Hez.
Sapal.
