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Glossary

Aalis Leave
Abala Bother; busy
Abo Ash; gray
Abril April
Abugado Lawyer
Adobo Chicken or pork cooked in vinegar and spices
Agad At once
Agosto August

Ahas Snake
Akasya Acacia tree
Akin Mine
Aklat Book
Aklatan Library
Ako I
Aksidente Accident
Ala-una One o’clock
Alaga Pet
Alak Wine
Alam Know
Alamat Legend
Alas-diyes Ten o’clock

Alas-dos Two o’clock
Alas-dose Twelve o’clock
Alas-kuwatro Four o’clock
Alas-nuwebe Nine o’clock
Alas-onse Eleven o’clock
Alas-otso Eight o’clock
Alas-sais Six o’clock
Alas-singko Five o’clock
Alas-siyete Seven o’clock
Alas-tres Three o’clock
Alimango Crab
Alis Departure; leave
Almusal Breakfast
Ama Father
Amerikana Suit
Amin Ours (Plural Exclusive Pronoun)

Anak Son/daughter