Dictionary
8,361 words
- sapaln.fork of a tree, streets, etc.
- sapasapadj.universal, common, general.
- sapasapn.the multitude, masses; the people as a whole.
- sapatan.vow, oath.
- sapatav.to swear.
- sapatusn.shoe.
- sapatusv.to wear shoes, to put on one’s shoes.
- sapawn.shade, shelter.
- sapawv.to shade, screen, shelter.
- sapayconj.indicates the optative.
- sapayv.var. of APAY - to feel strongly, be affected or attacked by (illness, emotional distress, etc.).
- sapay kumaI hope it happens so.
- sapay kuma ta mayatI wish he were willing.
- sapidengv.to take shelter, seek protection.
- sapinn.undergarments; trousers, panties, drawers.
- sapinv.to put one’s trousers or panties on.
- sapitv.to insert or enclose inside.
- saplidv.to shake or beat away dust, to dust.
- saplitv.to whip.
- sappuyutv.to hold close to one’s body, to cuddle as a baby.
- sapriv.to get sprinkled toward.
- sapuv.to daub, rub with oil, grease or the like.
- sapulv.to look for, find; to need.
- saputn.membrane, cobweb.
- saputv.to envelope or wrap with cobwebs or the like.
- saran.horn, antler.
- saraawv.to feel loose as when hungry: said of the stomach.
- sarabv.to singe, scorch.
- sarabasabv.to roast or cook by putting near a fire.
- sarabun.gift, present given by someone upon arrival.
- sarabuv.to visit a person who has just arrived so as to be given a gift.
- sarabusabadj.var. of SALABUSAB - inconsiderate, thoughtless.
- saragasangadj.thin and transparent, sheer, gauzy.
- saragasangv.thin and transparent, sheer, gauzy.
- saraitv.to sew.
- sarakv.to go out for the purpose of meeting (someone).
- sarakuyv.to mix with.
- saramsamv.to eat not as part of a meal.
- saramulyoadj.syn. of SARABUSAB.
- saranayn.aid, help, protection.
- saranayv.to help, protect, defend.
- sarangv.to turn toward the sun or any other source of light so as to reflect light.
- sarangsangadj.crispy, brittle, crunchy.
- sarangsangv.crispy, brittle, crunchy.
- sarangusungn.coconut shell.
- sarantaadj.often, many times.
- sarantav.often, many times.
- sarapav.to support at the bottom.
- sardamn.evening.
- sardengv.to stop.