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saab1vTo bite sth.; to take a mouthful of food.seeangantautakubung 4
saab2vTo begin sth.saab1 = to bite sth. to take a mouthful of food.
saad11nHouse lot.2vTo be the place to put a building.Naippun masaadan.There is nowhere to put our place.3vTo stand; to come into existence (miraculously).Mis’aad bol’oy si anna!House! Stand here! (ie. miraculously appear).4nomFoundation.
saad21nPosition; appointment.2vTo stand for a position; to accept an appointment to a position of leadership.Ad’i pun ansa’ad.It can't stand.Also used of a wrestler who is hard to throw down.3vTo be employed; to be appointed to a position.seekabbobolloykad2kassol’oklonok 10sokbon24vTo put someone in a position (whether appointed or elected).Acts 7:27 Ngai nangisaad kan sika’k angituray ya anguwis kan dikani?Who put you in a position to rule and judge over us?
saakvTo harvest a few selected, ripe heads of rice.
saal1nThe moon as it passes through the lunar cycle from new moon until fullmoon.Sumaal de sol’ag.The moon is first.Ancestors referred to the first day of the month as:
saal21nThe first house (inside the entrance to a village).2vTo approach the first house at the village entrance.Connotes: approaching the first house stealthily, being up to no good.3vTo be the first one reached.Sa masaalan'e bol’oy.The first house one arrives at in a barrio.
sabavTo have died (of a baby).seenalwanang-etoy 6
sabadunSaturday
sabakkulvTo throw a piece of wood at sth.Sinabakkul Ben de bolok'e nangan si binayu.?
sabalaseegotakalawkawnType of rope.seegotakalawkawpalungut2Used to catch animals (esp. cows or carabaos).
sabaliSynonymobot1adjDifferent; other.2vTo be different.seekalasi 2kobot 4mak-on
sabangv1To make a ditch for run-off water.2To make a ditch to carry off excess water.Esp. where it falls off one's roof; to let excess rain run away where one wants it to go.
sabangan1seeuudnResult; final outcome.Ngai sabangan ni ugudda?What was the result of their case?Used of actions, results of litigation, etc.
sabangan3nResult; final outcome.Ngai sabangan ni ugudda?What was the result of their case?Used of actions, results of litigation, etc.
sabangan2nThe mouth of a river or stream.seeuudWhere a stream enters another stream or the sea.
sabangbang?
sabawilnSpecies of vine.Use? describe?
sabbakvTo deceive smb.
sabbalyonnMale paniki bat.Lumaus ka sabbalyon daoyon, da-oyon.?
sabbangseealuludnSpecies of tree.seegabgabtabbakLarge sized; grows in scrubland and forests; is used to make the alulud barrow, or kalasag shield. Also good for lumber.
sabbokvTo get wet.
sabboyv1To hang, or spread a blanket over sth.2(pl) To spread (or hang) a blanket over sth.ie. over a horse, over one's back, on a clothesline.
sabbugnSpecies of binga snail.Smallest size.