SACRÓY

To carry something in arms, like child, ⊗ en; he who, manacróy.

SACSACÚLAP

Bird walking on roads, commonly called lapolap.

SACSÍ

Witness in general: testify, be witness of something, good or bad, ⊗ an; eyewitness, manacsí.

To take witnesses to contract marriage, ag ⊗; who present those to take testimony, agpa ⊗; Priest before whom, manacsí.

SÁDA

(ancient) Seal or brand: seal, mark something, ⊗ an.

SÁDAC

Vine used to tie garden fences: two kinds, red and white.

(ancient) Sinádac, shoot of herbs, and tender stems of betel, squash.

SADÁG

Just, reasonable, convenient (used with negative): saán á um ⊗ ti caoésmo, ti saóm, ti arámidmo, not fitting, detracts from you that dress, word, deed.

Sufficient thing: e.g. timber of sufficient length, provisions reaching given date (also used negative): saán á um ⊗ tóy cáyo, wood is short.

See tutúp, nomó.

SÁDAG

Leaning, support: to lean back in any direction upon something, ag ⊗.

To lean something against another to support it, i ⊗: I ⊗ mo ti ólom iti abágac, lean head on my shoulder; sisa ⊗ ti masaquit iti punğán, sick person leans on pillow.

(ancient) Slope of land, small hill, na ⊗ á dagá.

SÁDAO

Not to achieve what is sought, ma ⊗.

See sáao.

SÁDAR

To be of same age, born on same day, agca ⊗.

Said also of those born in same year.

See casádar, taéb.

SADÉNG̃

Enclosure of stones or timbers made around heap of lime, firewood, so it does not collapse.

Species of rack composed of four upright legs joined by crossbars, serving to place spare pillows, mats.

SADÍ

Adverb of place meaning there, from, in, for, to such part, e.g.: naggapó ⊗ Manila, came from Manila; napán ⊗ Baoánğ, went to Bauang; addá ⊗ España, is in Spain.

SADIÁ

Gentleness, sweetness, spiritual mildness.

Applied also to material things, e.g. colors.

Having such quality, na ⊗.

Clean and delicate thing, na ⊗: rough and unkempt, aoán ti ⊗ na.

Application, diligence, care: person diligent in his affairs, na ⊗.

See imdig for last meaning.

SADIÁY

Adverb of place, modified from sadi, meaning there, in that place: napánac iti talon, quet ⊗ ti nacaguitaac, I went to field, and there saw it; no mapánca iti simbdan, uráyennac ⊗, if you go to church, wait for me there.

SADÍNA

(ancient) Adverbial equivalent to it ended, concluded, no more to think of it.

See isú in first meaning.

SADÍNO

Or sadin.

Adverb of place meaning where, to where, through where: ¿⊗ ti yánna? where is it?

See adíno.

SADÍRI

Support, shelter, stay, foundation, security: to lean, be supported, in material or spiritual sense, ag ⊗; what serves as support, pag ⊗ an: Ni Apo Santa Maria ti pagsac ⊗ ac.

To have support, e.g. in deeds kept: ⊗ c tóy á recibo, this receipt serves as security.

SADÍUA

Freshness of meat or fish: fresh fish, freshly caught, ⊗ ng̃a icán; fresh thing, na ⊗.

Improperly applied to other things, like convalescent just out of illness.

SADSÁD

Grounding: to ground accidentally boat, mai ⊗; ground it, ipa ⊗.

SADÚL

To hunt birds with snares tied to cord set in row, manadúl: aoán ti ca ⊗ an, none caught.

SADÚT

Laziness in general: have it, ag ⊗; become lazy, um ⊗: lazy person or animal, na ⊗.

Reluctance, heaviness of body, like feverish, agsa ⊗.

To have no appetite to eat, sleep, go to feast, ma ⊗.

Refrain: aoán ti naimbág á pananğladán ti ⊗, laziness never brought good result.

SAÉD

Ambush: to ambush passerby, ag ⊗.

Said of one going out to road to buy merchandise before taken to market: ambush sellers, ⊗ en daguiti agláco.

See sanéb.

SAÉM

Intensity of pain: acute, intense pain, na ⊗.

Deep wound, painful illness, suğat á na ⊗ ó saquít.

Sharp, piercing word offending neighbor, na ⊗ á saó.

See cáro.

SAÉP

To sniff, scent dog, cat, lifting snout, tracking scent: smell así, um ⊗.

(ancient) Incense, censing: to cense, ⊗ an ó aspán.

See sinğónğo for first meaning.

SAG

Particle prefixed to numbers or words expressing quantity, indicating distribution or proportional counting, and price: e.g. pipitóda, seven each; gaysá, one by one; gaysaém i aramíden, do it one by one; ¿mamano ti lúco? at what price sold? salapi, at four reales.

With verbal prefix equals more or less the number root states, e.g. sumagpatló á taoén itán, about three years ago.

With root manó, equals a few, certain number: sumagmanó á tao, a few men.

SAG-ÚT

Cotton thread, and skein of spun cotton.

SAGÁBA

Suffering: to suffer, ag ⊗, ⊗ en ó ma ⊗: Addá ti tóoc á ma ⊗ na, suffers many torments.

Embankment in fields, larger than ordinary ridges, retaining water falling from above.

Serves as dam to channel water elsewhere.

See rígat, turéd for first meaning.

SAGABÁSAB

Fever without chills: feel it, ⊗ en.

See gurígor.

SAGÁD

Toothed harrow: tool farmers use to break and clean earth after plowing.

See pac-ól.

SÁGAD

Broom: to sweep in general, ag ⊗; what swept, dirt, ⊗ en; where swept, ⊗ an; broom, pag ⊗; sweeper, mannágad.

See cayagáy.

SAGÁGA

A species of sea urchin.

(ancient) Any painful part of body: guard it from bumping, i ⊗.

SAGAGUÉNG̃

Gesture of turning sight away dodging something causing annoyance or pain: turn head suddenly away from painful sight, ag ⊗.

See toequiád.

SAGÁNA

Preparation, prevention: to prepare oneself, get ready for anything, ag ⊗; be prepared, sisa ⊗; prepare a thing, ⊗ en.

SAGANÁD

Graduation or successive order of things: place things in order according to rank, quality, pagsa ⊗ en; share equally according to merit; do anything by graduation, sagsa ⊗ en.

See saridát, saronó.

SAGÁNG̃

Fatal encounter with enemy, wild beast or harmful thing, even sun heat or sudden cold: meet something aforesaid, ma ⊗.

SÁGANG̃

Wild animal resembling cat, with very fiery eyes fascinating birds: ancients considered it devil from cunning in catching chickens.

SAGANG̃ASÁNG̃

(from gásanğ).

Somewhat spicy taste of some roots, like radish.

SÁGAP

Net species to fish, like scoop net: fish with it, ag ⊗.

SAGAPÁ

Ring of rattan, bamboo to set jar, pot: set something on it, ⊗ en.

See laganğán.

SAGÁPON

Encounter in general: meet one with another, one river with another, ag ⊗; place where meeting, pag ⊗ an.

See sáruc, tompónğ.

SAGASAGÁ

Disorder in placement of things, like papers, books placed without order: thing thus, na ⊗.

Applicable to disorder of ideas or thoughts.

See gusogosó.

SAGÁT

Wood commonly called molave (Vitex parviflora); two or three varieties.

SÁGAT

Straining: strain any liquid, ⊗ en; strainer, pag ⊗ an; he who strains, mandğat.

Remaining dregs of life, ma ⊗.

SAGÁYAD

Hawser or thick cable.

To drag long clothes, ag ⊗.

See caraiuas, gúyad for last meaning.

SAGAYSÁY

Comb: to comb hair, ag ⊗.

Comb for hair.

SAGBÉN

Obstruction of shrubs, trees in road or river: blocked road or river by fallen tree, mai ⊗.

Grounded boat, mai ⊗.

See dactáy.