Meaning of "bapor"

bapor •

n.
• • ship, boat, steamship

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tramp

v.
• • 1. to walk heavily: lumakad nang papadyak
  • 2. to step heavily on: tumapak, tapakan, matapakan, yumapak, yapakan, mayapakan
  • 3. to walk or wander aimlessly: magpagala-gala, gumala-gala
  • 4. to walk, go on foot: maglakad, lumakad, lakarin

n.
• • 1. the sound of a heavy step: padyak, lagapak ng paa sa paglakad, yabag
  • 2. a man who wanders about and begs: hampaslupa
  • 3. a vagrant: bagamundo, taong lagalag
  • 4. a freight ship: bapor na pangkargamento (pangangalakal)

ship

n.
• • any large vessel for use on water: bapor, barko

v.
• • to send or carry from one place to another by ship, train, truck, etc.: maglulan (ilulan) sa bapor, tren, trak, atbp.

wake

v.
• • 1. to stop sleeping: gumising, magising, gisingin
  • 2. to cause to stop sleeping: pumukaw, makapukaw, pukawin, gumising, makagising, gisingin
  • 3. to become alive or active: sumigla, maging masigla
  • 4. to make alive or active: magpasigla, pasiglahin

n.
• • 1. a watching, allnight watch kept beside the body of a dead person: lamay, paglalamay, lamayan, pagpupuyat
  • 2. the track left behind a moving ship, trace or trail: dinaanan (pinagdaanan) ng bapor, dinaanan (pinagdaanan) ng bapor, bakas, landas
  • 3. to attend a wake: maglamay, paglamayan, magpuyat, pagpuyatan, pagpuyatan
  • 4. in the wake of, following, behind, after: pagkatapos, pagkaraan, pagkaraan, pagkalipas, kasunod

port

n.
• • 1. a harbor, place where ships and boats can be sheltered from storms: puwerto, daungan, doongan
  • 2. the town or city by a harbor: puwerto, daungan
  • 3. the opening in the side of a ship to let in light and air: babor, bintana sa tagiliran ng bapor
  • 4. the left side of a ship: babor, kaliwang tagiliran ng bapor
  • 5. a way of carrying oneself, bearing: tindig, tikas, bikas

lula

n.
• • pagkalula' (pagka-) vertigo, seasickness [syn. hilo, liyo]

v.
• • malula' (ma-) to be dizzy due to seasickness or airsickness. Nalula siya sa bapor. He got seasick in the boat.

lubog

adj.
• • submerged lumubog (-um-)

v.
• • to sink, to submerge. Lumubog ang bapor. The boat sank. maglubog, ilubog (mag-:i-) to sink, to submerge. Huwag mo siyang ilubog sa ilog. Don't submerge him in the river.