This dictionary contains English, Spanish and Tagalog words from the early 20th century, a few of which are obsolete. The spelling and meaning of the words 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.
I, pron. [ay]
Yo.
Ako.
Ice, n. [áis]
Hielo.
Yelo, tubig na pinamuô.
Ice, v. [áis]
Helar.
Papagyelohin, gawing yelo.
Iceberg, n. [áisberg]
Lurte, gran masa ó montaña de nieve.
Bunton ng̃ tubig na namuô, bundokbundukan ng̃ niebe.
Ice box, n. [áis-baks]
Nevera.
Páminggalan ng̃ yelo.
Ice-cellar, n. [áis-célar]
Nevera.
Páminggalan ng̃ yelo.
Ice-cream, n. [áis-crim]
Helado, sorbete.
Sorbetes.
Ice-safe, n. [áis-seif]
Nevera.
Páminggalan ng̃ yelo.
Icy, adj. [áisi]
Helado, frio.
Malamig, mayelo.
Idea, n. [aidía]
Idea, imagen mental.
Isipan, warì.
Ideal, adj. [aidíal]
Ideal, intelectual.
Isipan, mithî.
Identic(al), adj. [aidéntic(al)]
Idéntico.
Kagaya, kapara, kaparis.
Identification, n. [aidentifikécien]
El acto de identificar.
Pagkilala.
Identify, n. [aidéntifai]
Identificar.
Kumilala; kilalanin.
Identity, n. [aidéntiti]
Identidad.
Pagkakilala.
misspelled query: digri celcius of ice
Water turns to ice at zero degrees Celsius.
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