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.
Bankrupt, adj. [báncræpt]
Insolvente, quebrado, fallido.
Lugí, hindî makabayad, walang ikabayad.
Bankrupt, v. [báncræpt]
Quebrar, declararse insolvente.
Malugi, mawalan ng̃ salapî ang bangko, magpahayag ang bangko na walâ nang salapî.
Bankruptcy, n. [báncræptsi]
Bancarota.
Pagkabagsak ng̃ kalagayan ng̃ bángko.
Banner, n. [bánær]
Bandera, estandarte.
Watawat, bandilà, bandera.
Banquet, n. [báncuet]
Banquete, festin.
Pigíng, ányayahan, handáan, káinan.
Banquet, v. [báncuet]
Banquetear.
Magpigíng, maghandâ, magkainan.
Bantam, n. [bántam]
Bantama.
Manok sa Java.
Banter, v. [bánter]
Lumbar, divertirse á costa de alguno.
Magbirô, manukso.
Banter, n. [bánter]
Lumba, burla, chasco.
Birò, tuksó.
Banterer, n. [bántærær]
Lumbon, burlon.
Mánunukso, palabirô.
Bantling, n. [bántling] (young child)
Chicuelo ó chicuela.
Batang muntî.
