Agutaynen - English


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sanglit1conjBecause; for a fact; after all. (This conjunction is a result-reason proposition which denotes mockery, disregarding, despising.)Sanglit malised ami, animan sigoro india mamangan tarin ong balay amen.For a fact we are poor, therefore perhaps you won't want to eat at our house.synpalibasay 1.1ov. syn.total 1.1
sanib11vTo be entered or possessed by an evil spirit.Asing nanoro tanandia don ong Kansila, sinaniban ta anday sayod ang ispirito, animan sigi ra lamang pagbitala pario ong taw ang gabeyeg.When he fetched water at Kansila, he became possessed with an evil spirit, that's why he is always talking like a crazy person.ov. syn.teled 1teledan1 3.1der. ofteledterep 3.2
sanib21archarchaicvi., vtFor things to stick together; to be doubled up; to stack, arrange things in close layers, touching each other.Aroy! Nagsaniban palá tang koarta ang sindol na ong yen, ba-long naliparao, ibaliko ong nandia.Oh no! The money that she gave me all stuck together, I just noticed it, I'll return the extra to her.Indi papagsaniben mo tang ayo, sia madaling anayen.Don't let the wood be stacked up touching each other, it will easily be infested with termites.ov. syn.depet 1.2dobli 1e-leb 1.1
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santiar11.1nOne's estimation; opinion.Ong santiar mo, pirapa bato tang simbang tang baboy ang na?In your estimation, what is the weight of this pig?Onopay santiar mo, belag bato ta malangeb mandian?What's your opinion, aren't the waves rather big today?1.2vtTo estimate or calculate something.Santiaren mo ngani mga pirapang sako tang magastoso ong pagpaboat ta kasilias.Please estimate how many bags of cement I will need to buy for having an outhouse built.synbanta-banta 1karkolo 1.1tantia 1.2ov. syn.karkolo 1.2
santik1vtTo strike two things together, as of stones, or even heads; to strike a matchstick using a matchbox; to make a toast by clinking drinking glasses together.Mga pagtongayan tang karabao makaeled mga pagsantikan tang tongay nira.When two water buffalo are horning each other, it's frightening when their horns strike together.Mga may doroang bato papagsantiken poiding magparet don ta apoy.If there are two stones which are struck together, a fire can be started in that way.Nani palá tang palito ra ka lamang, isantiko ra tenged magparēto rin ta apoy agod mapagdongkolo.This is the only matchstick left, I will strike it because I will start a fire so that I can cook rice.Mga may kasalen, ba-lo manginem tang irinemen, magsantikan kang lagi tang baso nira.When there is a wedding banquet, before drinking the wine, they will clink their glasses together in a toast.Ala, santik ita kang lagi tang baso ba-lo ita manginem!Okay, let's clink the glasses together (i.e. make a toast) first before we drink!ov. syn.sagid 1.2rel. wrd.batong santikan1 1.1batong santikan2der.n
santirmo1nA flickering light out at sea, said to be the burning soul of a dead person who died at sea, especially if the body has never been found.Ang taw ang gapatay ong talsi ig indi matoman pagdingkal ono ig ang goy tang mga mepet ay santirmo. A person who dies out at sea and isn't found gives off a flickering light and the old people call this santirmo. rel. wrd.de-kal 1.2dingkalde-kalrel. wrd.kōlo 1.1labat3 1pakamo-kamo 1.1si-bo si-bo 1.1
santisimo1nThe small tabernacle-like box, Blessed Sacrament cupboard, right behind the altar in the Catholic church in which the communion wafers hostia are kept.
santovar.santa1nSaint; statues of the saints in the Catholic church.ov. syn.bolto1 1ribolto 1rel. wrd.patron 1.1
Santo Intero1prop. nThe large statue of Christ lying inside a glass box. (This represents Christ in the tomb and is taken along in the procession around town on Good Friday.)
Santo Kristo1prop. nCrucifix; a small statue of Christ crucified on the cross.
Santo Niño1der. ofniñoA statue of the Child Jesus.
Santo Niño21prop. nA statue of the Child Jesus.
santo tomas1nA kind of banana, small in size, known as señorita in Tagalog. (It has a nice smell.)
santol1nThe sandor tree or its fruit. (This is also called santol in Tagalog. The fruit is round with a large pit and is a bit sour.)
saolo1vtTo memorize something. (Literally, to put into one's head. The root of this word is the Tagalog word ulo, 'head'. The Agutaynen word is kolo.)Saolon mo tang kantang na para ong programa ta ong Biyernes.Memorize this song for our program on Friday.Ang molang nagkanta indi nasaolo na tang kanta na, animan napirdi.The child who sang wasn't able to memorize his song, that's why he lost.
saop1nA sleeping mat made of woven bori leaves on the underside and pandan leaves on the topside.ov. syn.amek 1.1
sapak1vi., vtFor excess to be smeared or sloppy, or go over the edge or out of the boundary, as with a child's food on its mouth, or paint on trim, or lipstick; for something to be uneven or thick in some places.Nagsapak tang pamintorao ong aparador animan anday sayod ang pa-dekan.My painting of the cupboard was uneven so now it is not nice to look at.Sinapak mo ra tang pambetang mo ta lipstik ong bibil mo.The way you put on the lipstick you smeared it over your lips.ov. syn.ipok-ipok 1.2
sapat11nInvisible little people, evil spirits, or demons; a large, frightful beast.Ang mga sapat gistar ong kamalingetan.Evil spirits live in places with lots of underbrush.Pirming galipat ong bokid tang soltiros ang asi, ganing tanira agtangayen ono ta sapat. That teenage boy is always being lost in the hills, they say that he is being befriended by little invisible people. Indio magparet ong inaning na, na inita na ono ang limintaw tang tatang mabael ang sapat ong talsi.I don't believe what he said, that he saw a huge beast appear out of the sea.Sapata! You are an evil spirit! ov. syn.doindi 1.1impilis 1.1malignos 1.1rel. wrd.orab2 1rel. wrd.agganing-aningen 1.1bampira 1.1kanolnolan 1kirit-kirit 1.1labay-labay 1.1mangalok 1.1okot 1.1orab2 1sigbin 1.1tangay 2.1tanggar 1.1toad 1
sapat21nGenitals.Gitaen da tang sarapatan mo tenged boloat tang karsonsilio mo!Your genitals can be seen because your undershorts have a hole in them!rel. wrd.botok1 1teren 1Anda kay sapat mo!id.expr
sapatos11.1nShoes.1.2vi., vtTo wear shoes.Onopay galiliagan mong sapatoson? Naning kolit obin ang lagem?Which do you want to wear for shoes? These white ones or the black ones?ov. syn.atoy 1.2rel. wrd.bakia 1.1rapak 1
sapay1vtTo insist on something; to force or coerce someone to do something; to pressure a person to do something.Indi ra sapayen ming magobra tenged malolobay ang pirmi tang sinangoni na.Don't force him to work, his body is always weak.Indio ra sapayen mi ang paning ong baili tenged mepeto ra.Don't insist that I go to the dance because I'm too old.Belag da ta sarapayen tang mepet ang asia, olibata ra.That person can no longer be made to do anything, he's already senile.ov. syn.reges 1.2tobay 1.1rel. wrd.degte 1.1reges 1
sapet1vtTo pay attention to someone, something; to respond to a person; to entertain visitors, care for their needs.Indi nagsapet tanandia ang nagboat ta prohikto na animan nabagsak.He didn't give attention to making his project therefore he failed.Indi sinapeto tang taw ang asi, gerepano doro kabo-li.I paid no attention to that person, I'm irritated because he is such a liar.Indio nabasi, animan indi nasapeto tang taw ang asi.I was not able to hear, so I did not respond to that person.Sapeten mo kay tang mga bisita ta.Please entertain our visitors.ov. syn.amoma 1.1intindi 2.1pa-tek 1.1Antpabaya 1.1ov. syn.patol2 1.1
sapin11.1nCloth or leaf used to protect the surface of something, similar to a hot pad.Betangan mo kay ta sapin tang kaldiro agod indi mapongitan tang lamisan.Please put something underneath the pot so that the table won't get dirty.1.2vtTo place a pad, cloth or leaf underneath something, between it and the surfact it will come in contact with; to use something as a protective underlayer.Sinapinano ka rin ta daon ta ponsi tang dinongkolo, piro nakanteng pa enged.I placed a banana leaf under the rice [pot] I had just cooked, but it [the rice] burned on the bottom anyway.syndamdam 1.1ov. syn.ampilo 1.1
sapio11.1nPlane; carpenter's tool for smoothing and leveling wood.1.2vtTo plane wood.Sapioan mo kang lagi nani agod ikabito ra tani ong gobraeno.Plane this first so that I can attach it here to what I am working on.synkatam 1.2rel. wrd.katam 1.2labra 1.1