siruho [sirúho] v To fill in space with cut, small pieces of building materials. tagpi Nagsisiruho sida it kisame. He filled the space in the ceiling with cut pieces of wood.
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siling mahaba n The long, bright-red fruits are widely cultivated and used as a seasoning. Well known on account of their hot taste. siling-haba Capsicum Annuum var. Longum
siling-siling [siling-síling] (der. of siling₃) n Just “talk” (which is probably not true!). Aya baga gigpati nak raan sa mga siling-siling it tawo baka kato ay buko klaro. Don’t believe people’s talk straightaway in case it’s not true.
siling₂ [silíng] v To set a day in the future; to say, decide when something will happen. Tong panahon ni Noah nasilingey it Ginoo nak ida agunawon kag kalibutan. During Noah’s years the time was set by God that he will wipe out mankind. (sem. domains: 8.4.4.1 - Plan a time, 8.4.5.3 - Right time.)
siling₁ [silíng] adv Like so, like this (plus gesture). ganito Siling kali kag ako gusto bisayahon. I mean like so.
sili₁ [síli] n Bird's eye chilli from which cayenne pepper is made. [Is a source of cayenne pepper. Cayenne pepper is used externally as a stimulant and counterirritant, and internally to dispel flatulence and rouse the appetite. It has a very sharp taste and is extensively used as a condiment. The leaves are very extensively used as a leafy, green vegetable. They are excellent sources of calcium and iron and a good source of phosphorus. They are excellent source of vitamin B, and good source of vitamin A.] Capsicum Frutescens (sem. domains: 5.2.3.3.3 - Spice.)
sili₂ [síli] v 1Chilli (as of hot chilli peppers). siling-labuyo [One chili a source of cayenne pepper. Cayenne pepper is used externally as a stimulant and counterirritant, and internally to dispel flatulence and rouse the appetite. It has a very sharp taste and is extensively used as a condiment. The leaves are very extensively used as a leafy, green vegetable. They are excellent sources of calcium and iron and a good source of phosphorus. They are excellent source of vitamin B, and good source of vitamin A.] Capsicum Frutescens (sem. domains: 1.5.2 - Bush, shrub, 5.2.3.1.2 - Food from fruit.) 2To be hot and bothered, restless; to be constantly moving and can't keep still (as of somebody who is agitated, nervous, impatient or bored). [lit: to feel hot like chili] silaban Pag kahaba kag sermon it pari kung Domingo ay pay ingsisilihan kag mga tawo magliwas. If the homily of the priest is quite long on Sunday people seem to get all hot and bothered and want to go out. (sem. domains: 4.3 - Behavior.) 3To feel like kicking up one’s heels; to feel like dancing, having fun. (sem. domains: 4.2.4 - Dance.)
saysay₂ [sáysay] 1n Story. 2vbt To recount, relate a story; to tell of an event; to speak, suggest, mention. salaysay, ikikwento Asaysayon kono nida it liwat-liwat kag natabo sa ida tong gira. He said that he’ll recount again and again the things that happened to him during the war. Asaysayan nida kag ida abugado it katong ida problema. He’ll relate his problem to his lawyer. Kaling mga bisaya nak ako ingsaysay sa ibabaw ay pilang bilog yang nak ako natatanraan. These words which I mentioned above are only some of the one’s I can recall. syn: sambit, mitlang 1, uma 1, siling₃. der. kasaysayan
sariling rila [saríling rílà] n Native tongue, language. sariling dila Kaling arayan ay kaunaunahang punla it kag nagsuyat sa hardin it sariling, rila. This study text is the first attempt in the garden of the native tongue.
sarili₁ [saríli] 1pro Self; himself; yourselves etc (as of the reflexive pronoun). sarili Asing siday nagbibisaya sa ida sarili? Why is she talking to herself? 2adj Own (possession). saríli Kali ay ako sariling prohekto. This is my own project. comp. bahalaey sinra sa inra sariling kabuhi , comp. di sariling mundo , comp. hardin it sariling rila , comp. ibutang sa sarili , comp. maayam magraya it sarili
sampalok n Tree species; Tamarind, providing shade and edible fruit. The pulp is used as an acid refrigerant and as a gentle laxative. A jam is made out of the fruit-pulp and out of the boiled pulp and sugar as syrup is obtained. The young leaves are used in fomentations for rheumatism, and are applied to sores and wounds. A decoction of the leaves may be administered for fever, and seeds are eaten. The mature leaves, in boiling water, are used as a bleaching agent in preparing the young leaves of buri for hat-making, and the shoots and young leaves are used in boiling fish, or meat and pork. The seeds yield 15 per cent oil. sampalok Tamarindus Indica (sem. domains: 1.5.1 - Tree, 5.2.3.1.2 - Food from fruit.)
sambit [sámbit] vt To mention. nabanggit Waya gisambita kag ida pangayan nak ahat mabasa. His name wasn’t mentioned because it could hardly be read. Ida nasambit sa ako nak waya sida nakabaton it imo suyat. He mentioned to me that he wasn’t able to receive your letter. syn: mitlang 1, uma 1, saysay₂ 2, siling₃.
rumbo₁ [rúmbo] n Direction; purpose , destination. direksyon Waya it rumbo kag inra pagpasalida it baruto. There’s no direction in their sailing of the boat. (sem. domains: 8.5.2 - Direction, 7.2.2.1 - Move forward.) comp. karamo kag ingkakahadlukang mga harang nak ato makita sa ato pagpanaw, pag ipaling nato kag ato pagmuyat sa rumbuhan
rumaya, manog-rumaya (der. of raya₂) 1n 1.1vt To include items in a whole. dala Raya tanan kita sa ida imbitasyon. His invitation includes all of us. Raya tanan baga kag yuto nak kan-on ag suyâ? What’s cooked includes cooked rice and the accompanying dish doesn’t it? Buko raya tanan kag suyâ sa kan-on. The accompanying dish doesn’t include cooked rice. Buko raya tanan kag ida ingbadaran it ticket. She didn’t pay for all. Raya kag badar sa iwag it inro plite diling bayay. Your rent for this house includes the payment for the lights. Aray-on sa plite it bapor kag pagkaon. Food is included in the boat fare. 2n Leader; person in charge.
ramyog [rámyog] n Small sailing boat. bangkang di layag Si Doway ay nagsakay sa ramyog pa Mindoro. Doway boarded a small sailing boat to go to Mindoro.
radar [radár] n Radar. Kung waya it radar tong bapor nak inra ginsakyan sabaling nagbanggaan it katong nasapoy nak barko. If the ship which they are sailing has no radar they might bump into a ship which they meet.
puso it mais [pusô it ma-ís] (comp. of puso₁) n Ear, cob of corn or maize (as of one which is full of grain, kernels). [lit: ear of corn] puso ng mais Karamong puso it mais kag ida naubos it ihaw. There are lots of ears of corn which she had just finished broiling. (sem. domains: 6.2.1.1.3 - Growing maize, 1.5.5 - Parts of a plant.)
purgaturyo [purgatúryo] n Purgatory. langit Kag siling it mga tawo pag namatay kuno kag tawo ay kag ida kalag ay mapagto sa purgatoryo. People say when a person dies his spirit goes to purgatory. [Where souls of dead people go. This is part of catholic teaching.]
purbasyo [purbásyò] 1n Trial run; warm up play before a contest; to not count the play. nag-iinsayo Bag-o magtuna it idamo nagsiling kag usa sa inra nak “purbasyo anay”. Before beginning to play one said to the others “lets have a trial run first”. 2vi To have a trial run; to have warm play. Nagpurbasyo anay si Pedro pagkita sa ida tong magtago-tagoan, sa ida ingtataguan. When they played hide and seek, Pedro said “it’s a time out” when she was seen in his hiding.
punro aliba [púnro alíba] n The smallest anchor (as of the third anchor). pinakamaliit na pundo Siling it Kapitan tas-an nang punro aliba. As per Captains order you pull up the smallest anchor.
