Meaning of "talon"

talon •

n.
• • waterfall, talon

v.
• • tumalon, talunin (-um-:in) to jump, to leap. Tumalon si Linda. Linda jumped. Tinalon niya ang kanal. He jumped over the canal.

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waterfall

n.
• • the fall of water from a high place: talon

skip

v.
• • 1. to leap lightly, spring, jump: lumukso, luksuhin, lumundag, lundagin, tumalon, talunin, lumuksu-lukso, magpaluksu-lukso, lumundag-lundag, tumalun-talon, magpatalun-talon
  • 2. to skip with a rope: magluksong-lubid
  • 3. to pass over, omit: lumaktaw, laktawan, lumakdaw, lakdawan, mag-iwan, iwan

n.
• • 1. a light spring, jump, or leap: lukso, talon, lundag
  • 2. an omission: laktaw, lakdaw

jump

v.
• • 1. to leap from the ground, to pass over by a leap: lumukso, luksuhin, lumundag, lundagin
  • 2. to cause to jump: magpalukso, paluksuhin, magpalundag, palundagin
  • 3. to give a sudden start or jerk: umigtad, mapaigtad
  • 4. to jump up from a lying position: bumalikwas
  • 5. to leap downward: tumalon, talunin

n.
• • 1. a spring from the ground: lukso, paglukso, lundag, paglundag
  • 2. a jump downward: talon, pagtalon
  • 3. a jumping up from a prone position: balikwas
  • 4. a sudden nervous start: igtad, pag-igtad

leap

n.
• • a jump or spring: lundag, lukso, talon

v.
• • 1. to jump: lumukso, lumundag
  • 2. to jump downward: tumalon, talunin
  • 3. to jump over: lumundag, lundagin