Where does “nangalot bisan walay katol” come from?
nangalot bisan walay katol (Cebuano) comes from Cebuano katol, from Proto-Malayo-Polynesian *gatəl, from Proto-Austronesian *gaCəl.
nangalot bisan walay katol (Cebuano): To be deeply troubled, stressed, confused, or completely at a loss on how to solve a problem. An expression describing someone who displays an involuntary, nervous physical gesture—specifically scratching their head or scalp—not because of an actual physical itch or skin irritation, but as an outwar
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- To be deeply troubled, stressed, confused, or completely at a loss on how to solve a problem. An expression describing someone who displays an involuntary, nervous physical gesture—specifically scratching their head or scalp—not because of an actual physical itch or skin irritation, but as an outwar