sea cucumber, oblong, greenish-brownimag 1.1nA type of oblong sea cucumber with rough, greenish-brown skin. (These are soft and spongy and good to eat.)rel. wrd.batonan 1
sea cucumber, with white sticky fluidkaramotay 1.1nA type of brown sea cucumber which expresses a thick, white, sticky substance. (These sea cucumbers are edible but need to be parboiled first.)
sea cucumber-like animalyabo-yabo 1.1nAn animal found in the tidal area similar to a sea cucumber. (It is green but when stepped on expresses a violet fluid. The eggs look like noodles and can be eaten raw with vinegar.)rel. wrd.balat11
sea grass, brownlabat21.1nA type of long, yellowish-brown sea grass found in shallow water during the southwest monsoon season. (It easily tears out when it's windy and washes up on shore.)Yading dadagtang labat ong baybay.There is a lot of longbrownseaweed washing up on the beach.rel. wrd.linamon 1
sea grass, greenlinamon 1.1rel. wrd.labat21.1linamon 1nA kind of green sea grass with strong roots, which grows in shallow water all year long. (It looks very much like weeds. Small fish live in this sea grass.)
sea slug, flatkabebelay 1.1nA type of flat sea slug which sticks on to large rocks at the edge of the ocean. (They have brownish-yellow scaly skin. When placed in hot water the skin comes off and the rubbery flesh is dipped in vinegar and then eaten.)rel. wrd.kabebe 1.1
sea slug, roundkabebe 1.1nA type of rounded sea slug which burrows in holes in limestone rock at the edge of a coral reef. (They have brownish-yellow scaly skin. When placed in hot water the skin comes off and the rubbery flesh is dipped in vinegar and then eaten.)rel. wrd.kabebelay 1.1
sea snake, speciestalingan 1.1nA type of sea snake which is not edible. (It has protrusions on both sides of the head which look like ears and give it its name.)rel. wrd.almang 1ogbot 1.1almang 1.1rel. wrd.almang 1ogbot 1.1talingan 1.1nA large sea snake with grey, black, or white stripes, and sharp teeth. (These are edible and quite fat. If they are dried, the skin is similar to pig skin.)tagwawalo 1.1nBanded sea krait.ogbot 1.1nA long, edible sea snake. (It looks similar to a talingan sea snake but without the ear-like protrusions.)rel. wrd.almang 1talingan 1.1
sea turtle (thesekaliman 1.1nLarge sea turtle. (These are an endangered species and it is against the law to catch them. They lay their eggs in the sand close to the seashore.)rel. wrd.bakoko 1.1
sea urchinte-teb 1.1vtTo cut off the pointed end of a shell; to split open a sea urchin crosswise.Agte-teben tang mga bobo ba-lo lagaen.The pointedends of the small bobo shells arecutoff before boiling them.Mane-tebo rin ta silik, masabor mga paksiw ra.I'll splitopen some sea urchins, they are delicious when cooked in vinegar.
sea urchin with black spikestayom 1.1nA type of sea urchin, black with long, sharp spikes. (They can be very painful to step on.)
sea urchin, type of ediblesilik 1.1nEdible sea urchins with small projections called tenek, 'thorns'.tambalotong 1.1nA type of edible sea urchin.rel. wrd.silik 1.3tayom 1.2
sea worm, type ofkolod-kolod 1.1nA type of small, tubular sea worm. (It is white and can be used for fishing bait, but is not edible.)rel. wrd.goak-goak 1.1goak-goak 1.1nA type of long, tubular sea worm which lives in the sand on the beach. (It can be eaten or used for fishing bait.)Ong pagkomit ta goak-goak, agtebeken ong toga tang boloat na, oman koykoyon.In getting longseaworms, he pierces and threads it [on a long stick] above its hole, and then digs away the sand.rel. wrd.kolod-kolod 1.1
sea, deeplaod 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 beyondthereef catch many fish because it is very deep.
sea, flatlantap 1.1ov. syn.kalmada 1.1lantap 1adjFor the ocean to be completely calm, flat.Ang talsi mandian lantap, masinlong magbiahi.The ocean is flat today, it's good for traveling.Antmalangeb 1.1
