difficulty

difficulty

m. n., [abstract] hardness, strength, difficulty

m. n., [abstract] problem, difficulty, evil

v. compel, force; be to blame for, cause trouble for, involve in difficulty; make someone deserve something

bad [feminine] n. sea, ocean

m. n. disaster, ruin ~ ruination, trouble, severe difficulty

balambal m. n., [collective] castor-oil plant

m. n. difficulty, suffering, hardships

basanbaas v. get into great difficulties; experience hardship

f. n. difficulty, hardship, evil, calamity, misfortune

f. n. (adj.): hardship, difficulty, misfortune, calamity; evil, dangerous below [inchoative] v. be ruined, become bad; become troublesome

der. [adjective] stranded, bogged down, waiting in vain, neglected, delayed

caddilan [inchoative] v. be delayed, hindered, in difficulty; be out of order

f. n. problem, defect, difficulty; motive

der. [adjective] in difficulty, having problems

f. n. defect, misfortune; motive, cause, problem, difficulty

m. n., [abstract] difficulty; tightness, narrowness

m. n. (adj.): narrow and cramped area; closeness, crowding; bustle; difficulty; crowded, dense, tight,

ciriiri v. crowd something ~ someone

m. n., [compound] hearing difficulty, partial deafness

v. have a hearing difficulty, be partially deaf

v. pass through (a crowd), get through (wearily ~ with difficulty)

f. n. trouble, bother, problem; struggle, labor, difficulty, agony, affliction

dhib: v. disturb, make trouble (for), be a nuisance (to), annoy

f. n. problem, trouble, hardship, difficulty; economic crisis

der. [adjective] wounded; having hard times, in difficulty