SEBBUÉG

(ancient) Agitated breathing of dying or exhausted person.

SEBSÉB

To extinguish fire with water, ⊗ an; he who, manğ ⊗.

SECCÁ

Uprooting plant: pull up rice seedling from seedbed, ⊗ en.

Land suitable for pottery.

SECCÁD

Digging in heels: dig in heels to push something with force, sumcád.

Resistance: resist facing pursuer, um ⊗; oblige someone to resist, pascadén.

Resist someone’s will, stomach food: Sise ⊗ ti náquemyo, your will resists.

SECCÁR

Ring-shaped ferrule placed on tool handles, of rattan or other material.

SECDÉN

See the following (secquéd).

SECQUÉD

To continue what was begun; reach ultimate destination, ⊗ en ó secdén.

Complete or incomplete work reserved for supplement of another, e.g. table kept to join another when needed; peso saved to buy rice when four accumulated: secdán.

(ancient) Neighborhood, proximity: bring one thing close to another: no agbaláyca, secdánmac láenğ, when you build house, bring it close to mine.

Bring close another work: agsecquéd.

See al-taniin for second meaning.

SECQUÉG

Tie beam securing walls of building.

Taken for width of building, field, table.

SECQUÉN

To overcome sleep, illness, love, sadness, um ⊗: Secnánnac ti íliu, longing overcomes me.

SECSÉC

Interior of forest; innermost of box, room.

Penetrate person or animal into interior of forest; child hide in corner of house, um ⊗; insert something in thicket or corner, i ⊗.

Packing into sack, bag.

Spring tides: Manecséc ti atáb, tide rises completely.

Shuffle cards, ag ⊗.

SEDDÁAL

Softening through compassion: soften así, pity someone, sumdáal.

Think, say or do things without deceit, frankly.

See sennéc.

SEDDÁAO

Wonder, miracle, astonishment, admiration: admirable thing, nacascasdáao; admire something, ⊗ en; cause to admire, pasdáaoen; admire, be astonished, masdáao; wonder-worker, manğísed ⊗.

See dil-lao, datdatlág.

SEDDÉM

Oppressed with pain, sadness, labors, masdemán.

SEDDÓ

Spasm: be stunned, masdó.

Suffocation from fatigue, heat: tire, suffocate, masdó.

Beat cloth with reed comb to tighten weave, ⊗ en ti manğabél.

(ancient) Grieve over work.

SEDSÉD

Rammer: compress something ramming it, ⊗ en; rammer, pag ⊗ ó panedséd; compact earth settling in part, ma ⊗.

(ancient) Sheaf of firewood or branches to cover fields against weed sprouting; pile of cut grass.

See talméy for first meaning.

SEGGÁ

Longing, solicitude, care in awaiting something or someone: Sungáac á nagur-úray quencá, I was waiting for you with care and fear.

SEGGÁNG̃

Noble, of illustrious ancestry, nasyánğ.

Living, radiant light, na ⊗ á silao.

See deggánğ.

SEGGÁR

Bristling: rise, bristle hair, fur of animals, sumgár; what causes bristling, macapaspasgár.

SEGGÁY

Tree whose wood is strong, durable, which wood-borers do not attack.

SEGGUÉD

Flame of any fire: shine, blaze, sumguéd; cause to produce flame, agpasguéd.

Ardor: glow or catch fire something, though having no flame; burn in love, anger, sumguéd iti ayát, iti punğtút.

Burning thing, like love, nasguéd.

Oil used only for lighting, segdén.

See rayráy for first meanings.

SEGGUÉP

Occupation earning livelihood.

Intention, thought, project: intend, project something, segpén: Dáques ti segpém, your intention is bad.

Frame head of building, ag ⊗.

SEGGUÉT

The water of cooked rice when half-cooked.

SEL LÁG

Clarity of moon, stars: clear and shining like moon, naslág.

Beautiful person, naslág á táo.

See deggánğ.

SEL-LÉM

Large-meshed net to catch crabs: attached to hoop.

SEL-LÉP

Soaking: soak, maslép; soak a thing, selpén; soaked person or thing, naslép.

Soak through paper ink or oil, sumlép.

See basá.

SEL-LÉT

In North this name given to barter of edibles: Sumlét, barter edibles for others; what is given, islét; what received in barter, seltén.

SELSÉL

Packing: compress something stuffing it, i ⊗; pack one thing into another tightly, i ⊗.

Crowd into tight place, among people; hide in corner, um ⊗.

See secséc.

SELSÍIT

(ancient) Heat sun strongly, man ⊗.

SELTÁAC

Loud thump of things falling from height, e.g. stone on board: produce said noise, manaltáac.

SEMMÁ

To miss path at crossroads, masmá.

SEMSÉM

Confusion or daze of spirit from grief or sorrow: grieve, bother another, ⊗ en.

Meaning of thumbing nose at someone when bothersome.

See riribue, rurúd.

SEN-ÁL

To tap vessel so what is put into it fits, i ⊗.

See dis-ál, selsél.

SENG̃NG̃ÁO

Vapors or exhalation of any body; breath of person or animal; sea air.

Evaporate something, exhale vapor, sumnğó; place where vapor exhales, pag ⊗ an.

Manifestation of what is kept hidden in heart: manifest it, isnğáo.

(Metaphorically).

Await bad news and have it happen.

Result, consequence of something: iti patay isú ti dása nga ⊗ an ti umoná ng̃a bacól, death was result of first sin.

(ancient) Defend another and speak for him when offended, ⊗ an.

SENG̃NG̃ÁT

Space of place or time between two things: enter between two things, sumnğát: Nagsan ti duá ng̃a mannaniacao ni Apótayo á Jesucristo.

Put something between two, i ⊗ ó ipasnğát.

See baét.

SENĞNĞÁY

Be born, come to light, sumunğáy.

Create, invent something ingenious: Pasunğáy ti sírib, invention of wisdom.

Pasunğáy for first meaning.

SENG̃NG̃ÉL

(ancient) Annoyance, like chatterbox causes, or heavy flies.

SENGSÉNG̃

Pack shotgun, plug hole stuffing it, i ⊗.

See selsél, secséc.

SENNÁAY

Grief, sadness, affliction: grieve from any cause, ⊗ en: masnaáyan toy baráconğco, my chest grieves.

SENNÉB

For water to soak to plant root; grief to penetrate heart, masnebán.

Encompass all, manage many things at once.

See agnéb.

SENNÉC

Move to compassion, pity, sumnéc ti dsi: isnécmo ti dsim caniac, pity me; have compassion.

Do something with earnestness, zeal and activity: Ipasnécmo ti agsúrat, write with care, earnestly.

Engrave in heart or imagination, ipasnéc.

SENÓDA

(ancient) Very long and white sweet potatoes, ⊗ ng̃a camátig.

SENSÉN

Pack, crowd: approximate joining things, e.g. soldiers forming line, ipas ⊗ en.

SEPLÁNG̃

(ancient) Shoot emerging at foot of banana.