Inundate to Invaluable

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, this can serve as a useful reference for those studying Philippine literature and documents from that era.

Inundate, v. [inúndet]
Inundar.
Bumahâ, umapaw ang tubig.

Inundation, n. [inundécion]
Inundacion.
Bahâ, pag-apaw ng̃ tubig.

Inure, v. [iniúr]
Acostumbrar, habituar.
Mahirati, mabihasa.

Inurement, n. [iníurment]
Hábito, costumbre.
Pagkahirati, pagkabihasa.

Inutility, n. [iniutíliti]
Inutilidad.
Kawalán ng̃ kabuluhan.

Invade, v. [invéd]
Invadir, acometer, asaltar.
Lumusob, dumaluhong, humarang, sumalakay.

Invalid, adj. & n. [inválid]
Inválido.
Walang kabuluhan, lampá, unsiamí.

Invalidate, v. [inválidet]
Invalidar, anular.
Pawalán ng̃ kabuluhan.

Invaluable, adj. [inváliuabl]
Invaluable, inapreciable.
Lubhang mahalaga.

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