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 it is a useful reference for those studying Philippine literature and documents from that time.
Palm, n. [palm]
Palma; palma de la mano; palmo.
Palma; palad ng̃ kamay; dangkal.
Palm, verb [palm]
Manosear; escamotar.
Lamasin; paglaruan sa kamáy.
Palmated, adj. [pálmeted]
Palmeado.
Anyong kamáy.
Palmistry, n. [pálmistri]
Quiromancia.
Panghuhulà sa pamamag-itan ng̃ palad ng̃ kamáy.
Palm Sunday, n. [palm-sánde]
Domingo de ramos.
Domingo de ramos.
Palpable, adj. [pálpabl]
Palpable.
Nahihipò, nadadama.
Palpitate, v. [pálpitet]
Palpitar, latir.
Sumikdó, tumibók, kumabá, kumutog.
Palpitation, n. [palpitécion]
Palpitacion, latido.
Sikdó, tibók, kabá, kutóg.
Palsied, adj. [pálsid]
Paralítico.
Pasmado; lumpó.
Palsy, n. [pálsi]
Parálisis; perlesía.
Pasmá; pagkalumpó.
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