Bisdak Words

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Retubado o Retubada

A masculine and feminine call to someone which answers back to parents when being scolded or reprimanded.

Kinahiladman

Kinahidlaman means from the bottom of one’s heart.

Indiyan Pana

Indiyan Pana means cross bow in bisaya or simply bow.

Gi-indiyan

In bisaya, “Gi-indiyan” o “indyan” means, somebody didn’t showed up. This word is opposite of “mi-tumaw”. Related word “Indiyan Pana”.

Mipatim-aw

Similar to “mitumaw”, mipatim-aw means, show up. Another casual term is “mitunga”, “nagpakita”. Opposite is “gi-indiyan”.

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Dyahe in Tagalog
Another one of those baligtad word of the Sixties: From "hiya," it became "yahi," then later "dyahe."

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