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scratched upgasgas 1.2viFor something to become scraped or scratched up.Nagasgasan tang rilo na tenged nabanggod ong kodal.Her watch was scratched up because it bumped against the fence.Nagasgasan tang tōdo asing pagadagpao.My knee was scraped when I tripped and fell.ov. syn.bad 1.2banggras 1.2rel. wrd.karos 1banggras 1.2vFor something to become scraped or scratched up.Nabanggras tang emet na ta lama tang kawayan tenged pagsinikad, indi nabantay.His face was scratched by the bamboo thorn because he was running and didn't watch out.ov. syn.bad 1gasgas 1.2rel. wrd.karos 1
scratchy eyestongkod2 1.1viFor eyes to feel scratchy and painful, as if there is dirt in them.Pama-yano midio totongkod tang matao.I feel like my eyes are hurting like there's dirt in them. rel. wrd.poling 1.2
scratchy thingsgilek 1.1adj., nRough, scratchy things (rice, vines, sand, etc.).India magkayam tang kenay sia magilek. Don't play in the sand, it is scratchy. Ang paray ang maria anday gilek na.The rice called maria has no scratchy hairs on the grain heads.ov. syn.matel 1
scrawnylaget 1.1ov. syn.laget 1niwang 1.3adjSkinny, with thin skin and without much flesh on the bones; scrawny.Pinalpatano tang kambing amen ang laget para maolikan.I let our scrawny goat go free so that he will recover.ketel-ketel 1.1ov. syn.ketel-ketel 1niwang 1.3adjFor a person or animal to be scrawny, skinny, or stunted in its growth.Tanopa sia ang baboy mo ketel-ketel, mandian panambek da ka.Formerly your pig was scrawny, but now it's getting fat.Antmatambek 1ov. syn.laget 1.2maniwang 1.1
screamiwik 1.2viFor a person or small child to squeal or scream in a shrill voice.Mintras papanawo, golping nalikedano rin tang ma-kal animan miniwiko ta mapoirsa.While I was walking I nearly stepped on a snake and so I screamed shrilly. ov. syn.iteg2 1.1kaliaw 1.1ov. syn.iteg2 1.1kaliaw 1rel. wrd.i-baw 1iteg2 1kaliaw 1oliaw 1.1vi., vtTo yell, shout loudly, as of a drunk person or people fighting; to scream.Talabi may pagkinaliaw ong karsada, sigoro mga baleng.Last night someone was shouting loudly on the road, maybe it was drunk people.ov. syn.i-baw 1.1iteg2 1.1rel. wrd.i-baw 1imalo 1.1iteg2 1iteg2 1kaliaw 1oliaw 1.1vi., vtTo yell or shout; to scream; to yell at a person.Ang kamalay amen giteg ta tabang tenged may panakaw.Our neighbor was shouting for help because someone was stealing.Sinopay paginiteg don ong dobali mga labi?Who is the person screaming in the other house at night?Ini-gano tang taw ang pangalap tang kasoy amen.I yelled at the person picking our cashews.ov. syn.i-baw 1iwik 1.2kaliaw 1
screech (engine)geneng 1.1viFor an insect to make a buzzing sound; for an engine or motor to run fast, screech or roar when being reved up.Mga labi indio mapoyat ta osto tenged gemenengan tang mga namo ong talingao.At night I cannot sleep well because the mosquitoes all make a buzzing sound in my ears.Talabi indio napoyat ta osto, pisan ang gegeneng tang mga tarayan.Last night I couldn't sleep well, the vehicles were really roaring by fast. rel. wrd.agrot 1.1dagem 1lago-lot 1.1
screw pine bushpandan 1.1rel. wrd.ambia 1.1likid 1pandan 1nPandanus screw pine bush; pandanus plant.Ambian mo kay tang pandan, agod likiden ba-lo taraban.Please remove the thorns from the leaves of the pandanus screw pine bush so they can be rolled up before drying them next to the fire.Ang pandan ang agboaten ang amek, mga la-boan paningolit.Pandanus screw pine leaves that are made into a sleeping mat, if they are scalded with hot water, they become white.
screw upkiwi 1.1viFacial paralysis of one side of the mouth, causing the mouth to appear crooked and droopy; to intentionally screw up one's mouth in disgust.Ang domang taw mga gaistrok gakiwi tang anga nira.Some people, when they have a stroke, they develop a crooked mouth. Angay kikiwia, agsawayano nio?Why are you screwing up your mouth, do you find me disgusting?
screw, atoirka 1.1nScrew.
screwdriverdistorniliador 1.1nScrewdriver.
scribblesolat 1.3viTo pretend to write; to scribble.Sinopay nagsolat-solat tani ong ba-long mantil?Who scribbled here on the new tablecloth?ov. syn.korit 1korit 1.2ov. syn.korit 1solat 1.3vtTo draw lines or marks on something; to scribble.Indi kay koritan mo tang lamisan!Please don't draw lines on the table!Sinopa ong nindio tang nagkorit-korit tani ong yen ang papil?Which one of you scribbled here on my paper?rel. wrd.dro 1.1dro 1.1marka 1.2tanda2 1.2tatak 1.2
scrotumkami-log 1.1nTesticles; scrotum.
scrublodlod 1.1vtTo scrub the skin or an object hard with the hands to remove dirt.Lodlodon mo kay tang boko-bokō tenged indio makabot.Please scrub my back with your hands because I can't reach it.ov. syn.banggod 1.2lōlo 1.1banggod 1.2rel. wrd.baged 1.2banggod 1banggod 1banios 1leged 1.1pid 1vtTo scrub the skin with a stone in order to remove dirt; to scrub, brush something very hard to remove dirt, rust, etc.Banggodon mo kay tang boko-bokō, indio makabot.Please scrub my back with a stone, I can't reach it.Binanggodan na ta wi may sabon tang sin ba-lo pinintoran.He scrubbed the corrugated metal roofing with soap and water and then painted it.ov. syn.lodlod 1.1Lodlodon mo kang lagi tang sadiling boling mo ba-lo tang boling ta doma.lōlo 1.1koskos 1.1vtTo scrub, scour something, such as a pot or floor.Sinopay magkoskos tang kandoagan ong baybay?Who will scrub the frying pan down at the beach?Agkoskosan na tang kasirola ta kenay agod sominggat si.She's scouring the casserole dish with sand so that it will shine again.lōlo 1.1vi., vtTo scrub the skin with the hands, a cloth or a stone, in order to remove dirt.Manlōloa tang boling mo agod makomit.Scrub your dirt so that it will come off.Lōlon mo kay patigayon tang boko-bokō tenged dorog kaboling.Kindly scrub my back because it is very dirty.ov. syn.banggod 1.2lodlod 1.1Lodlodon mo kang lagi tang sadiling boling mo ba-lo tang boling ta doma.
scrunchebeb 1.1vi., vtTo scrunch one's body over; to curl one's body up in a ball; for a chicken to sit in her nest with her wings curled over her body.Gebeb tang mola ong planggana mga agdigon.The baby scrunches its body over in the basin when it's being bathed.Gebeb da tang mano don ong poyad, sigoro mangi-yoy da.The chicken is sitting in the nest, maybe she's about to lay an egg.May dogo na ra tang ki-yoy, sigoro naebeban da ta tolong labi.The egg has blood in it, maybe it's already been sat on for three nights.rel. wrd.barikotot 1.1barikotot 1.1ilelem 1.1
scrunch cloth uplenlen 1.1vtTo push something aside, or scrunch it up, in order to make room for something else.Lenlenen mo tang kolton agod may mata-bayan pa ta naning mga kalioliot.Scrunch up the blanket so there is space on the clothesline to hang up these pants.Nalenlen da tang mga kortina, māyag da.The curtains have been pushed aside, now it's bright inside.
scrutinizepanengneng 1.1vtTo peer at, look closely at something, someone; to scrutinize.Pinanengnengan na ta mo-ya tang katepad na ig minaning, "Elat kanay! Midio gailalā yen!"She looked closely at her seatmate and said, "Wait a minute! It seems I know you!"Getatano ra tang panengneng, indio ra ma-bek ta singgoay.I am so tired from peering closely, I can no longer thread a needle.ov. syn.lipara 1pa-dek 1sineng 1.1viTo look intently, carefully; to scrutinize; to hold something close and squint in order to see it.Pagpasineng tanandia ang pagpilik tang pasi ong belat.She is looking intently as she picks the empty kernels out of the rice.Pagpasineng ang pagbasa tenged nalipatan na tang antipara na.He is squinting as he reads because he forgot his eyeglasses.ov. syn.peyeng 1.2
scuffsagi-rot 1.2vtTo shuffle one's feet when walking; to scuff one's shoes, rubber slippers on the ground.Angay mga papanaw tang taw ang asia pisan ang pagpasagi-rot? Why is it that when that person walks he shuffles his feet a lot?Indi kay pasagi-roton mo tang tsinilas mo tenged makolapok.Please don't scuff your rubber slippers because it creates dust.rel. wrd.kiang 1.1piang 1
seatalsi 1.1nSea; ocean; seawater. (The term can also be used of very large bodies of fresh water, for example the Sea of Galilee in the Bible.)Adalem tang talsi mga bolan ta Mayo, masabor ang mandelep.The ocean is deep during the month of May, it's refreshing to go swimming.Asing tokaw pamagboat tang mga mepet ta kasin ang aggamiten talsi may kabo.In the past older people made salt by using seawater and ashes.rel. wrd.lanas 1.1lanas 1.1laod 1
sea (deep) next to cliffkantil 1.2adjDeep ocean next to shore with no beach.Ang talsi don ong dobali tang Linabog kantilado. The ocean there on the other side of Linabog island is deep with no beach. ov. syn.pangpang 1.1
sea anemoneslanagan 1.1nSea anemones found in coral reefs.
sea animaldemdem2 1.1nA type of sea animal with a hard outer shell. (The body is elongated like a lizard, but the head resembles a sea horse. They are caught in a sarap net in shallow water and are edible.)
sea beyond reeflaod 1.1rel. wrd.lanas 1.1laod 1talsi 1.1nThe area of the ocean beyond the reef; out at sea.Ang pamagbila ong laod dorong komit nirang yan tenged adalem.Men who go fishing beyond the reef catch many fish because it is very deep.
sea cowdoyong 1.1nDugong, including sea cows and manatees.
sea cucumber, black leatherykosibat 1.1rel. wrd.balat1 1.1batonan 1.2kosibat 1nA type of large, black, leather-like sea cucumber, not edible.rel. wrd.balat1 1.1balat1 1.1balintoak 1.1batonan 1.2
sea cucumber, long, yellowish-whitebatonan 1.1rel. wrd.batonan 1imag 1.1nA type of yellowish-white sea cucumber, very long and slender. (They are found in the tidal area, buried under the sand and are good to eat.)