si21Vdo, habitually or continually; remainstap olsemA tege binifin age itak a si kakat sigu. After that he just stayed without doing any work.2ADVstill; continuative aspectyetNandeknga te Mok ginang si fatguk.My thoughts were still with Mok.
-si1Vsfxsecond person dual benefactor; for you twolong yutupela
sisisisifr. var. ofsisibi2bite.3SGVtbite him, her or it
sisibi11VhidehaitimNanak awo gideng tege sibingkamatgung.They hid the child.sisibi nanggedeVpress against; crowd together2Vtbury in the ground with no part visibleplanim
sisibi2Vtbite him, her or itkaikaim emNanak aina tagage kole tangkage, nak ani sibihong nange.The baby grows and becomes strong and it eats food by itself.
sibingansibiŋanVtbsee second person plural; see you plural
sibinggegeleVteat a piece of food, leaving some remainingkaikai hapKwegabuk ke kwek sibinggegele tabaning awo balambu teng.Throw away the rest of the sweet potato that the rat ate.
sisimitVtbreakbrukimYuyukadit sisimit tanga.The window broke.Dodofon a kadang kubitni dofosimitkong, bahong.Some people split their dry bamboo Dama sisimit nandetet.I have a headache (lit. I feel my forehead break).
=sin2POSSsecond person plural possessive; yourbilong yupela
sin1PERsecond person plural; you allyupelaDodofon sina nomong nambongankange.Some of you haven't seen me.
sinahoboADJa littleliklikA alefela sinahobo kunga Kainantu fisikayang.After that you will go a short way to Kainantu.
