SING̃PÉT

Spiritual virtue.

Meekness; simplicity, innocence of life.

Virtuous, simple person, na ⊗; be virtuous, ag ⊗.

To take care not to lose a thing, keep with care, ⊗ an.

SING̃QUÉD

Ratification, revalidation.

To revalidate, ⊗ an; revalidate in general, agpa ⊗; he who, mama ⊗.

Authentic thing, like legalized document, pa ⊗.

To confirm what another says, pa ⊗ an ti saó.

To certify something through another, maquipa ⊗.

To make sure of what is said or affirmed, agpa ⊗ á agsaó.

To put final touch to work, polish or perfect it, pa ⊗ an.

See panecnéc.

SING̃QUÍL

Bamboo tube with handle of same cane on upper part used to draw liquid from jar or measure oil.

Bamboo cup to drink.

SING̃RÚUB

To be smoked, ma ⊗ an iti asúe.

Taken also for fumigating.

See sunğúsunğ in second meaning.

SININ

Prefix placed before roots denoting artificial reproduction of things expressed, e.g. ⊗ sabónğ, artificial flower; ⊗ táo, figure of man; ⊗ baláy, model house.

SINÍT

Burn on body: burn oneself, ma ⊗; burn another, ⊗ en.

To light fire to something, ⊗ en.

See solsól in second meaning.

SINNÁBUG

Gold filings; bits bouncing under hammer blow.

Filigree: what has filigree, sininnabúgan.

SINNUQUÉL

(from buquél).

Grains appearing on cattle and pigs on brisket and entrails.

SINSÍN

Distributive term meaning one each, e.g.: ag ⊗ cay iti sabá, take one banana each.

SINTÁO

Action of decapitating with single backhanded slash; divide something thus: decapitate, divide with backhanded slash, ⊗ en.

See pótol, sigpat.

SINTÁS

Corruption of Spanish cinta (ribbon), said by antonomasia of the holy cincture of St. Augustine.

SINTÓG

Knuckle rap on head: give it, ⊗ en.

SINUBLÁN

Large cooking vat.

Thing resembling it, simminublán.

SIÓ

Word used to shoo chickens, or pigs.

SIÓMAN

Stepchild: stepchildren of both sides in a marriage are called agca ⊗: agca ⊗ daguitoy, these are children of two widowers who married.

Stepfather, stepmother, manióman ó ag ⊗.

SIP-ÓL

Tie of two or many with rope or chain: to be two or more tied thus, like prisoners, ag ⊗.

Said of dogs when copulating.

SIP-ÓN

To take or buy all without leaving anything, ag ⊗.

To cut completely stumps remaining of trees, ⊗ en daguiti punğdól.

See búyon for first meaning.

SÍPA

Hollow ball of rattan making kicking ball, played with feet.

SÍPAD

To tear off tree branch, ma ⊗; tear off branch, ⊗ en; torn branch, na ⊗.

See seppác.

SIPÁNG̃

Piece of lime or stone detaching from wall by collision; splinter of wood flying from board under blow: chip off, ma ⊗; cause to chip off, ⊗ an.

SIPÁR

Obstacle: to obstruct mutually, ag ⊗; thing obstructing, maca ⊗; he who detains with words or deeds, or bumps arm of worker hindering him, manip ⊗.

SIPÁSIP

To be sighted something far out at sea, like barely discernible ship; to let oneself be seen or barely perceive on water surface one who dives, apag ⊗; see or glimpse a thing, ⊗ en: di pay ma ⊗ ti vapor, steamer is not yet sighted.

(rare) Prominent height: stand out mountain, tree, um ⊗.

SIPÁT

Slap with hand: slap, ag ⊗; whom slapped, or what slapped, ⊗ en.

SÍPAT

Harvesting the bucacao or sesame cutting the plant, ag ⊗ ó ⊗ en; harvest time, panag ⊗.

SIPDÓNG̃

Push: to push with shoulder, or elbow making signs or calling attention, um ⊗; whom pushed thus, ⊗ en.

SIPDÓT

Uprooting: to pull out with hands something, or disjoint pulling, ⊗ en.

See párot, soctó.

SÍPING̃

Natural twin union of two or more bodies, like joined bananas: ⊗ ti rámayna, has joined fingers.

Two-cuarto coin.

SIPÍSIP

(ancient) Forked pole: reach something with it, ⊗ en.

SÍPIT

Tongs, pincers: seize with tongs, ⊗ en; snuffers, and what tongs hold, panípit.

See sigpít.

SIPLÁG

Action of hen attacking or rushing to defend chicks: attack thus, um ⊗.

SIPLÓG

To strike an ill wind someone: Na ⊗ ti anğín, ill wind struck him.

SIPLÓT

Fit of anger: sudden fit of anger, illness, temptation, um ⊗.

See surró.

SIPNG̃ÉT

Darkness, gloom: dark, na ⊗.

To cloud over, darken day, fall dark, ag ⊗.

To grow dark night, um ⊗.

Dark thought, word; gloomy place, na ⊗.

SÍPOC

To cut tree or plant from below, ⊗ en.

SIPPÁDONG̃

Trip with foot: to trip thus with another or something, ⊗ en; trip mutually, ag ⊗; trip accidentally, ma ⊗.

SIPPÁO

To catch with hand what is thrown or falls from above, ⊗ en.

SIPPÁYOT

Action of catching something in flight: catch something thus, ⊗ en.

SIPPÍG

For a board to split from blow received, maspig.

SIPPÍT

Beak of bird: peck bird, um ⊗; what pecked, ⊗ en.

To have bird something caught with beak, sinippit.

To fight birds with pecks, agsisinnippit.

SIPRÁD

Obstacle blocking view of something.

To remove said obstacle to expand view, accatén ti pag ⊗ an ti matá.

SÍPUD

Preposition meaning since, from: ⊗ ditóy, from here; ⊗ ti quinaubinğna, since childhood.

With ag forms impersonal verb determining cause or motive: saán á immáy, ag ⊗ iti cadáques ti tiempo, did not come due to bad weather.

With manğ forms impersonal verb determining time or place: manipud itá, sainmo ng̃a aramídenen, from now on do not do it; manipud ditóy, enğgá sadi Vigan, from here to Vigan.

Beginning of action: to begin, ⊗ en; starting point where beginning, i ⊗: ⊗ em á basien daytá, read this from beginning; i ⊗ mo iti maicaduá ng̃a pasét, read beginning from second article.

SIPUÉD

(ancient) Ivory or gold buttons on waistband to button it.

SÍPUL

To cut plant at root, ⊗ en.

In ancient dictionary used for Church translation: ⊗ en ti maquimisa, attend mass from beginning.