Bang to Banknote

Note that 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 time.

Bang, v. [bang]
Puñada, golpe.
Suntok, bugbog, paspas.

Bang, n. [bang]
Dar puñadas, sacudir.
Sumuntok, bumugbog, pumaspas.

Bangle, n. [bangl]
Bracelete delgado.
Pulsera, kalombigas.

Banish, v. [bánish]
Desterrar, expeler fuera.
Itapon, idestiero.

Banishment, n. [bánishment]
Destierro.
Pagkatapon sa ibang lupà, destiero.

Banister, n. [bánister]
Balaustre.
Gabay, barandilya.

Banjo, n. [bándcho]
Banduria.
Bandurya.

Bank, n. [banc]
Orilla, rivera; banco.
Pangpang, baybayin, tabí ng̃ ilog ó dagat; bángko.

BANGKO (financial institution)

Bank, v. [banc]
Aislar ó detener el agua con diques, poner dinero en un banco.
Magpilapil; maglagák ng̃ salapî sa bangko.

Bankbill, n. [bancbil]
Billete de banco.
Papel de bangko.

Banker, n. [bánker]
Banquero, cambista.
Ang may arì ng̃ bangko mámamalit ng̃ salapî.

Banknote, n. [báncnot]
Billete de banco.
Papel de bángko.

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