sakla'sak.laʔn.possda person’s palate and alveolar ridge of the upper inside of one’s mouth2.1.1.4MouthAnatanatomy
saklidsaklidMSK: saklidto take care; be watchful when travelingSCE.jump to the side (to avoid being struck by s t )7.2.1.1.3Jump
sakmitsakmitSCE.quickly grab or snatch s.th. (such as a pickpocket or to pull s.o. drowning)
saksak1saksakMSK: saksakcut into small piecesSCE.chop into small piecesder.magsaksak2habit of chopping s t into small piecesmigsaksaks.o. chopped something into small piecespigsaksak2chopped s t into small piecessaksakachop it into small piecessaksakan2the thing being chopped into small piecessaksaken2will chop s t into small piecessaksaki2chop s t into small piece for me
sakusaku1NA saku is a rice or maize corn sack usually made of plastic strips.22.1Vmeasure by the sack full
sakul1sakulSCE.pound to pieces; pulverizeUsed in conext of preparing, and processing the heart core of a lumbiya palm.der.magsakul2If people say they will magsakul, they will cut a lumbiya or sago palm, prepare the core, process the palm flour and eat it.
sakung1sakuŋvb.stathunch overder.magsakungsakungmasakung2If an old person is masakung, he is permanently hunched over.nyasakungs.o. is hunched over (usually from old age)
sakup2sakupNpeople and territory ruled by s.o.der.masakupable to bring under one ruler a place and a peoplepagpasakupterritory and people one rules over
sakup1sakupvb.statdomain ruledder.kasakupancommunity of peopleA ruler whether he is a president, governor, king, or any one in charge of people, the place or people they are responsible for is their kasakupan.nyakasakupsomething is included inside something elsesagupunwill include a place and its people under one’s control
