sampan₃ [sámpan] vbt To stack plates up before washing them. sampan, patong-patong Pagkasampan atunaaney kag paghugas. When the plates are stacked we will begin washing them. Asampanan nako kag mga pinggan it baso. I will stack the glasses on top of the plates.
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sampan₂ [sámpan] vbt To stack (inside each other or one on top of the other). patong-patong Asampanon anay nako kag mga nilinuan bag-o kita maghúgas. I will stack the scraped dishes before we wash them. Asampanan nako kag mga pinggan it platito. I will stack the saucers on the plates.
patong-patong [patong-pátong] 1adj Piled on top of each other. patong-patong Patong-patong ka ida problema. Her problems are piled on top of each other. 2v To put, place something on top of something; to place one’s hand, foot on somebody else’s body. patong Ingpatong kag damot it pastor sa uyo nako tong ako ay disakit. Pastor put his hand on my head when I was sick.
munton-munton [munton-muntón] vt To put big pile of something somewhere (as of stones etc.). patong-patong, suson-suson, bunton Ingpangmunton-munton nina Doming kag ragkong bato sa habig it karsada. Doming put big piles of stones along the road. syn: puntok 1, tumpok, puntok 2.
