SANSANNÍQUET

Broad-leaved herb, wild glue-plant, good for gluing.

SANTÁC

Runner, vine shoot, especially trailing plants like squash: sprout runners, ag ⊗.

Tender, lush growth; applicable to youth: Cadacayó, naganús á ⊗ ti guimonğ daguiti nayanác.

SANTÓL

Santol tree and its fruit (Sandoricum koetjape), used for sweets.

SANÚD

Stepping backward: step back, ag ⊗.

Repent, retract, withdraw from contract, ag ⊗.

SANÚP

To bag or wrap fruit on tree so birds do not eat it, ⊗ an.

SANÚT

Wear, destruction: wear out clothes, book from heavy use; fruit or leaves blown off tree, ma ⊗.

Beat someone with rattan, ⊗ an iti báot.

Long road that seems short because flat and straight; beaten good road, na ⊗ á dálan.

SÁNUT

Sustenance developing the individual physically, e.g. food; or morally, education.

One who raises or educates another, mama ⊗.

Reach given to someone or something: arrive in time, e.g. for mass; provisions lasting to given season; rope reaching mark, um ⊗.

Suffering.

SAÓ

Word: speak, ag ⊗; specific word, ⊗ en; converse with someone, maqui ⊗; with whom conversing, ca ⊗; talkative, mannaó: ⊗ laénğ, words to the wind.

Expression, phrase, language: ⊗ ti castila, Spanish; iniilóco á ⊗, Ilocano.

Explanation: explain, tell, ⊗ en.

Refrain: iti ⊗ á barenğbárenğ, denğguén ti lapáyag á túlenğ, to foolish words deaf ears.

SAO-ÍNG̃

Tusk of wild boar: strike sideways with tusk boar, or carabao with horn, ⊗ en.

SAOÁSAO

Protrude stick or thing beyond placement; stick out, um ⊗ or ag ⊗.

(ancient) Sprout tree or herb shoots: sumaoásao ti túbona.

See dauádao.

SÁOIT

Barbed or curved point of weapons, tools; barb of arrows, fish spear, hook.

SÁONANG̃

Manifestation of what is known, thought or felt.

Reveal what is in heart: i ⊗ na ti addá iti púsona; reveal what is known, i ⊗ na ti ammóna.

Breach in dike, fence: open dike for water to pass, ⊗ en.

See paranğáranğ for first meaning, and quiuínğ for second.

SAÓNG̃

Canine tusk of pig, crocodile, elephant; ivory.

SÁOP

Splice, joint: join bones, splice two timbers, ⊗ en.

Join sewing parts of shirt, ⊗ en; lengthen short piece, ⊗ an.

Substitution: delegate someone to do what another was to do, pai ⊗.

Take charge of another’s duty, i ⊗; substitute, manğí ⊗.

See sandí, silpó.

SÁOR

Deceit in deals, gambling: cheat in buying, selling, game, ⊗ en; be cheated, ma ⊗; cheated person, na ⊗.

Sentence: di manáyon á pagsanicuáen, ti ⊗ á pagsapúlan, ill-gotten wealth does not last.

Endurance or capacity to bear load or work: diác ma ⊗, I cannot bear it.

In vain, sa ⊗.

SAOSÁO

Dip finger, hand or thing in water, i ⊗, e.g. dip pen in inkwell, bread in chocolate, meat in sauce.

See capcáo.

SAOSAO-ÍT

Hummingbird-like small bird hanging nest from slender tree branches.

SAP-ÁL

Rest end of timber on another; rest leg on bolster pillow, i ⊗.

Bolster pillow: use it, ag ⊗.

SAP-ÍL

Pointed stick for digging: dig with it, ⊗ en; dug thing, sinap-il.

SAPÁ

Chewed quid residue of betel nut.

SÁPA

Early, in morning or afternoon: be early, ma ⊗ or ag ⊗; tomorrow early, ag ⊗ no bigát.

Do something early, ⊗ emto ti umáy.

Early rice, fruit, na ⊗ á pagáy, búnğa.

SÁPAD

Hand or tier of bananas from bunch: bunch with many tiers, nasinapad; cut tiers from bunch, ⊗ en.

SÁPAL

Main branch of tree: crotch where branches divide, pag ⊗ an.

Husk coconuts leaving strip by which to tie or hold them.

SAPÁNG̃

Sappanwood, dye-wood tree (Caesalpinia sappan), commonly called sibucao.

SAPÁO

For main rice stalk to head out, ag ⊗.

For hair to begin turning gray.

SÁPAO

Covering: cover, shade something from sun or dew, ⊗ an.

See arpáo.

SAPÁR

(from Spanish zafar).

Have time or space to do something: Diác ma ⊗ an, I have no time.

SAPÁSAP

Common, general, ordinary and widely known, e.g. universal word, common custom, path, pasture: Nai ⊗, become general.

SÁPAT

Treetop, mountain summit: climb to it, um ⊗.

Pass halfway weaving; sun passing meridian, um ⊗.

SAPATÁ

Oath: swear, ag ⊗; habitual swearer, manag ⊗.

Take oath, administer oath, agpa ⊗; oblige someone to swear, pag ⊗ en; matter sworn upon, ⊗ an; confirm something under oath, pa ⊗ an.

SÁPAY

Optative interjection: would that, God grant, heaven grant; placed before comá.

SAPAYÁN

Cane or warp beam around which woven thread extends.

SAPDÁ

For water to cast ashore what it drifted, i ⊗; cast ashore thing, nai ⊗.

SAPIDÉNG̃

Refuge: take refuge, shelter, e.g. boat in port, child with mother when disciplined, um ⊗.

SAPÍSAP

Plate made from shell of gourd called tabúnğao.

SÁPIT

Leaf or bark weather-boarding added to gunwale of boat against water: add it to boat, ⊗ an.

SAPLÍD

Duster, cloth to dust off: dust off, ag ⊗; dust dusted, ⊗ en; from where dusted, ⊗ an; duster, pumaplid.

SAPLÍT

Lash, whipping: whip someone, ⊗ en; he who whips, manaplit; whip oneself, discipline, ag ⊗; instrument of whipping, panğ ⊗ or panaplit.

SAPÓ

Smearing: rub thing with oil, water once, ⊗ an; rub repeatedly, massaging, sap ⊗ an.

Color something steeping in dye, ⊗ en: Innac ag ⊗, I go to dye.

Incomplete way of working, imperfect work: Sap ⊗ ti arámidyo.

(ancient) Grope in dark, or feel along surface with hand, ⊗ an.

SAPÓN

Corn-silk color of hair.

SAPÓTE

Large sapote tree (Diospyros ebenaster): unripe fruit serves as caustic, ripe fruit sweet and black.

Trick in card games.

SAPPÚYUT

Hold child gently in arms, ⊗ en.

See appúyot.

SAPRÍ

Lashing of wind and rain entering doors and crevices: beat windows wind and rain, um ⊗.

Get wet from rain blown through cracks, ma ⊗ an.

SAPSÁP

Fish resembling flounder.

Strip bark from sappanwood, knots from board, ⊗ an.

Scrape, shave surface to thin it, ⊗ en.

See salipsip.

SAPUÉD

(ancient) Enter house suddenly without stopping.

(ancient) Launch boat into water at once.