sam-an [sám-an]viTo be possessed by a spirit; to be familiar with a spirit.Ginsam-an si Ino sa sapa kada nagbuang.Ino was possessed by a spirit in the river that’s why he’s out of his mind.
sam-ing [sam-íng]vbtTo lean against something.sandalAsam-ingan nako kinang kahoy sa yudo it amo bayay.I will lean against the tree at the back of our house.
samantala₁ [samantalá]vTo take advantage of a girl; to rape.abusoIngpagsamantalahan tong ida anak nak rayaga it mga adik.Her child was raped by some addicts.
samantala₂ [samantalá]vtTo take an opportunity; to take advantage of an opportunity.samantalaIngsasamantala nida nak katuyog pa kag anak ag magpanglaba sida.She takes the opportunity of washing clothes while the baby is asleep.
samantalang₁ [samantaláng]conjWhen in fact; while at the same time.Abang sahoy sa Lot it yuto samantalang tong ida mga kanunot ay nag-iidamo.Lot is busy cooking while at the same time her companions are playing.
samantalang₂ [samantálang]conjWhile.Nagpapanursi sida it mga gising baro samantalang katuyog pa kag anak.She is mending the wornt out clothes while the baby is still asleep.syn: miyentras, habang, hastang 2, hanggang 3.
samba [sámba]vbtTo worship somebody.sumambáKanin-o ka gisasamba?To whom do you worship?
sambagong [sambagóng]nA bronze five centavo coin. [archaic term]limang sentimos[This is a term only heard in the words of a traditional Filipino Christmas song that is sung by children or groups of people caroling from house to house for donations of money.] (sem. domains: 6.8.6.1 - Monetary units.) der.tigbagong
sambat [sámbat]11.1vtTo catch.Aya gisambata kag bola agor ida ahabulon.Don’t catch the ball so he’ll have to chase it.22.1vTo understand; to catch on to the meaning of what somebody says (fig).nakuhaNasambat nako kag gusto nimo bisayahon.I caught on to what you wanted to say.
sambibisar-on [sambibisár-on]nA magic spell; magic words.salamangkaKag ida mga sambibisar-on ay indi maintindihan.His magic words are not understandable.
sambit [sámbit]vtTo mention.nabanggitWaya gisambita kag ida pangayan nak ahat mabasa.His name wasn’t mentioned because it could hardly be read.Ida nasambit sa ako nak waya sida nakabaton it imo suyat.He mentioned to me that he wasn’t able to receive your letter.syn: mitlang 1, uma 1, saysay₂ 2, siling₃.
sambo [sámbo]nGate crashers, uninvited guests.Nagkuyang tong inra hanra sa kasay dahil ramo nak sambo.Their wedding preparation turned out to be not enough because there were lots of uninvited guests.
samboy [sámboy]vbtTo feel uncomfortable with the touch of somebody, something.Nagsasamboy kag ako kamison sa ako yawas.My chimese is touching my body and I feel uncomfortable with it.
samda [sámdà]1nFlavouring foods; spices.2vbtTo put spices in or on food.rekado, sangkapSamdai it maado kag karne.Put enough spices on the meat.[e.g. pepper (pamyinta), garlic (bawang), onions (sibuyas), monosodium glutamate (bitsin), vinegar (súkà), soy sauce (túyo), fish sauce (patís), salted fish (pakásam), chili (sili).]
samhor [sámhor]1vtTo wipe something clean or dry.punasImoey gingsamhuran kag lamesa?Have you wiped the table?syn: trapo 1. 2vTo damp starched clothes by flicking water from fingers ready to iron.(sem. domains: 5.6.4 - Wash clothes.)
sami [samî]vTo splash water on something.Tong manogplantsa ay nagpangsamo anay it mga plantsahon bag-o magtuna.The woman who will iron splash water on the clothes to be ironed before starting.
saming [sáming]vbtTo brush up against somebody or somethingNagsasaming kag iro sa ako.The dog is brushing against me.
samir [sámir]nSummer.tag-initMainit kag panahon pag samir.The weather during summer is very hot.
samlang [sámlang]1adjCareless; messy; unorganized.Abang samlang sida’t ida mga gamit.She is very careless of her things.(sem. domains: 5.8 - Manage a house.) 2vTo speak without thinking.burarasyn: hapak, salaula 2. (sem. domains: 4.3.6.3 - Untidy.)
samo [sámò]vbtTo moisten rice with a liquid (soup, soy sauce); to sprinkle something with water to moisten or soften something.basaAsamuan anay nako kag inalmedoran nak mga punra bag-o plantsahon.I’ll sprinkle the starched pillow cases with water before ironing it.Asamuan nako’t sabaw kag ako kan-on.I’ll moisten my rice with soup.Waya sida gisamo it tuyo sa kan-on.She didn’t moisten her rice with soy sauce.syn: sabyag, sablig. (sem. domains: 1.3.3 - Wet.)
samok [sámok]1adjMessy.syn: masamot. 2vtTo chime; to clang; to ring in fast succession (as of a bell).abala, sunod-sunod
samot [samót]1adjBusy; fast.matulin, mabilisMasamot permi kag ida trabaho para makapauliey.He is always busy with his work so he can go home.2vtTo be in a hurry; to hurry somebody; to bother somebody.’Ya ako gisamuka it human it imo speech nak maramo pa akong trabaho.Don’t bother me with making your speech, I still have a lot of work.der.masamot
sampa [sámpa]11.1vTo file a legal case.sampaKung kamo ay indi magkaaregluhan dili sa ako ay isampa kaling inro kaso sa Station Commander.If you don’t settle this matter here before me I will file your case with the Station Commander.22.1vTo put something on top of something.
sampaga [sampága]nFrangipani flowering tree; plumeria.kalatsutsiKabangyo kag buyak nak sampaga.The flowers of a frangipani are fragrant.[Madicinal properties.] (sem. domains: 1.5.1 - Tree.)