sangkil [sángkil] n Chock, piece of wood, bamboo (as to separate split bamboo of a kuhil). bara Ingbutangan nida it sangkil kag panguhil para makakuhil it bunga it mangga. He put a chock to hold the halves of the fruit gathering stick apart so as to be able to pick the fruit of the mango trees.
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kuhil [kúhil] 1vbt To pick fruit from trees with a long pole having a small net at the end. Ingkuhil nida kag madabas. She picked the guava with a long pole. 2n Stick used for picking fruit from trees. sungkit Kag ida kuhil ay di basket sa punta. The pole he uses for picking has a basket at its end. (sem. domains: 6.2.5 - Harvest.)
bingat [bíngat] v 1To stretch, pull apart, open up a space (as of between the ends of a slit in a piece of bamboo to insert another piece of wood or in opening the mouth of a bag etc.). [This is used when making a long pole for picking fruit off a high tree XXXXX] 2To pull a face (as of pulling one's mouth wide with one's fingers, or pulling the skin below one's eyes down etc.). hinati Ingbingat nida kag kwadan para butangan it sangkil nak ikuhil sa bunga it mangga. He stretched the bamboo slab to open in the middle so that he could insert a stick and use that bamboo to pick the mangoes. (sem. domains: 7.5.2.4 - Remove, take apart.)
