Dictionary
8,361 words
- sabunv.to wash with soap, to soap.
- sabungn.flower, blossom.
- sabungv.to bear flowers, to blossom.
- sabung ti kukolunule of the nail.
- sabunganayn.the unopened flower cluster of the banana.
- sabunganayv.to have this (the unopened flower cluster of the banana) (said of a banana).
- sabutn.coconut shell.
- sadagv.to lean on.
- sadarsee KASADAR.
- sadiprepositionin, at, to (a geographical place).
- sadiayprepositiondem. there: far from both speaker and hearer.
- sadininterj.var. of SADINU - where?.
- sadinuinterj.where?
- sadiwaadj.fresh: said of fish, vegetable or meat.
- sadiwav.fresh: said of fish, vegetable or meat.
- sadsadv.to get stuck to the ground.
- sadutadj.lazy.
- sadyaadj.gentle, kind, tender, gracious.
- saedv.to ambush.
- saemadj.sharp, acute; intense, as pain.
- sag-utn.thread, cotton yarn used in weaving.
- sagav.to throw into disorder.
- sagaban.suffering.
- sagabav.to experience, undergo, go through (a suffering).
- sagabasabv.to have a fever.
- sagadn.harrow.
- sagadn.broom made of grass, or flowers of grass.
- sagadv.to sweep away (dirt).
- saganav.to prepare oneself, make oneself ready.
- saganadv.to follow a sequence or order.
- sagangv.to meet, encounter.
- sagangasangadj.pungent, piquant, biting.
- sagangasangv.pungent, piquant, biting.
- sagapn.a large net.
- sagapan.a ring made of braided strips of rattan or bamboo on which a pot is placed.
- sagatn.a tree with very hard wood.
- sagatv.to filter, strain.
- sagawisiwn.whistle.
- sagawisiwv.to whistle.
- sagaysayn.comb.
- sagaysayv.to comb one’s hair.
- sagepsepv.to seep.
- saggapatfour each.
- saggaysaone each, only one, sole.
- saggaysanum.one each.
- saggaysav.to have one each.
- sagibaradj.biting, cutting, stinging.
- sagibsibn.shoot of sugar cane, taro, banana, etc.
- sagibsibv.to have or develop shoot of sugar cane, taro, banana, etc.
- sagibun.aftergrowth of rice plant or any similar plant.