sulit ka adlaw [súlit ka ádlaw] adj Day fully used (as of time). sulit ang araw Sulit ka adlaw ni Rita dahil naubos kag ida tanang trabahoon. Rita’s day was fully used because she has almost finished all her work which has to be done.
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sukroy [sukróy] v To hit, scrape one’s body when going under a low object (as when crawling under a house). Kag ako uyo ay sukroy sa inra hagranan. I hit my head on their doorway.
suhot-suhot [suhot-súhot] vt To crawl, creep through small spaces (as through holes, ways). gapang Ingpasuhot-suhot kag mga sundalo sa mga kakahuyan para indi mamalayan it inra mga kaaway. The soldiers were made to crawl through the jungle so as not to be noticed by their enemies.
sugbo₂ [súgbo] (irreg. infl. tunor₁) 1n Sunset; moonset. (sem. domains: 1.1.1.1 - Moon, 1.1.1 - Sun.) 2v To set, go down especially of the sun, moon. lubog Asing waya pa ikaw napauli sa inra ay diliy ikaw naabutan it pagsugbo it adlaw sa amo. Why haven’t you gone home to your place yet you’ve been caught here at our place by the setting sun. Mapauli ako pagsugbo it adlaw. I’ll go home before sunset. der. sugbuhan₁
suga₁ [sugâ] 1n Fire, as of cooking fire. siga Pagkalipas it ruhang oras nag-ugraw kag sugâ kadâ bukoey mainit. After two hours the fire has died down so it’s no longer hot. (sem. domains: 5.5 - Fire.) 2v To light initially something that burns (lamp, rubbish, candle, fire, paper, firewood). Nagsuga sida it iwag. She lit the lamp. (sem. domains: 5.5.4 - Burn.) 3n Flame, as of a lamp. Nagrako kag suga it iwag. The flame of the lamp got bigger. (sem. domains: 5.5.1 - Light a fire.) der. panuga
subo₁ [súbò] 1vbt To be drawn into a group activity; to be led astray; to influence somebody to do wrong. pahamak Aya gisubuan kag imo sarili sa gulo dahil yang sa ida. Don’t let yourself be influenced to do wrong just because of him. (sem. domains: 3.3.3 - Influence, 8.3.7.1 - Bad, 4.3.8 - Change behavior.) 2n sad; depressed,upset, fretting (sem. domains: 3.4.2.1 - Sad, 3.4.2.1.6 - Upset.)
subat₁ [subát] 1n Sunrise; moonrise. Subat it Byernes kami mahalin. We will leave on Friday, by sunrise. (sem. domains: 1.1.1.1 - Moon, 1.1.1 - Sun.) 2vi To rise, as of the sun or moon. pagsikat ng araw Nagsusubat kag adlaw it alas sais. The sun rises at six o’clock. (sem. domains: 1.1.1.1 - Moon, 1.1.1 - Sun.) der. subatan₂
strawberry n Edible fruits, can be preserved, flavor being excellent, strawberies are considered one of the very best fruits. strawberry Fragaria Vesca
singaw₁ [síngaw] vt To evaporate; to flow (air) between openings. singaw Nagsingaw kag mabahong amoy it karne. The air of the spoiled meat flowed outside. Atakyuban nako kag piniritong isra it sayaan agor indi makasingaw. I will cover the fried fish with a strawer so the air can come out.
silak [sílak] 1adj Bright; shiney; glarey. Abang ado kag silak ngasing. The sunlight is good this morning. 2n Heat of sun, rays. (sem. domains: 1.1.1 - Sun.) 3vt To shine (as of sunlight); to be bright (as of the sky, sun). maaraw Masilak ra kali isag pag mahuyawey kag uyan. It will be bright again later when the rain stops. (sem. domains: 1.1.1 - Sun.)
sawayang₃ [sawáyang] (irreg. infl. sakag₁) 1n A small fishing net used by 2-3 men in shallow water during the rainy season (each end is held by one person drawing it closer together and towards the shore). M-T rejects this, see #1! Si Al ag Ed ay naggamit it sawayang sa pagrakop it similyang bangus. Al and Ed use a small fishing net to catch bangus fry. syn: sakag₂, sungya. 2vi To go fishing with this net. Sinra ay nagpangawayang it gab-i sa may Puyo. They went fishing with a small net last night near Puyo.
sapinit₁ n Fruits are red, juicy but rather insipid. Leaves are somewhat astringent, and are eaten both raw and cooked. sapinit Rubus Rosaefolius
sabaling₁ [sabáling] (irreg. infl. kada sabaling₂; irreg. infl. baling₁) conj Since... perhaps; something might happen therefore (on the grounds that something might happen a conclusion is drawn [as of grounds-conclusion relations]). baka…kaya Sabaling indiey magbalik sida kada ida inaparaya kag ida mga suyat sa Maynila. She might not come back since she had her letters sent to Manila. (sem. domains: 9.6.2.4 - Basis, 9.2.5 - Conjunctions.)
sa usang adlaw₂ [sa úsang ádlaw] (irreg. infl. sa usang adlaw pa) time Day after tomorrow (lit:‘in one day’ as of one day beyond tomorrow). sa isang araw
sa masunor nak adlaw₂ [sa masunór nak ádlaw] time The next, following day (lit:‘on the following day’). sa susunod na araw
rima n Fruit species; breadfruit. It is not eaten raw but is cooked as an excellent vegetable. It is either boiled and sliced and served with coconut and sugar, or it is sliced and fried, or it is baked, it can also be steamed or sliced and french-fried. It is a good source of vitamins B and G. It is also made into a candy or sweet. rímas Artocarpus communis (sem. domains: 5.2.3.1.2 - Food from fruit.)
retrato [retráto] (irreg. infl. litrato₂) n Picture; photograph. larawan Pwede baga magparetrato sa imo? Can we please have our picture taken by you?
rawat₁ [ráwat] v 1To hand something to somebody; to pass, reach something to somebody. abot Ingrawat nako tong libro sa maestra. I handed the book to the teacher. Arawatan nako’t pagkaon tong maguyang. I’ll hand food to the old man. (sem. domains: 6.8.4.9 - Exchange, trade.) 2To bribe. (sem. domains: 3.3.3 - Influence.)
raw part Really! talaga Abang ayo ag ganda raw katong napili ngasing nak mis unibers. She’s really an intelligent and beautiful lady the one choosen as Miss Universe.
rawa₁ n Pearl millet is grown for forage in warm countries and also for the grain which is used for human food. The seeds are borne on terminal inflorescenses in which they are densely arranged. Pennisetum Glaucum
rawa₂ n Grain crop: sorghum, pearl millet. The fruits yield a decoction much like barley which is used similarly. batad Andropogon Sorghum (sem. domains: 6.2.1.1 - Growing grain.)
