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.
Indolence, n. [índolens] (Laziness)
Indolencia, pereza.
Katamaran.
Indolent, adj. [índolent]
Indolente, perezoso.
Tamad.
Indomitable, adj. [indómitabl]
Indomable.
Dî mapaamò, dî mapasukò, dî malupig.
Indorse, v. [indórs]
Endosar una letra, vale ú otro documento.
Isalin sa iba ang anomang inaaring katibayang may halaga.
Indubitable, adj. [indiúbitabl]
Indubitable.
Dî maikakailâ.
Induce, v. [indiús]
Inducir, instigar, incitar.
Mag-udyok, mang̃ayag, mang-akít, mang-upat.
Inducement, n. [indiúsment]
Inducimiento, aliciente, halago.
Pang̃ang̃ayag, panghalina, pang-akít.
Induction, n. [indácciœn]
Induccion.
Panghihikayat, pang̃ang̃ayag, pang-uupat.
Inductive, adj. [indáctiv]
Inductivo.
Nakahihikayat, nakaaakít.
Indue, v. [indiú]
Vestir, investir.
Suután, damtán.
