sos-owamen-/-en To pray, by an old man or woman when there is a ritual or ceremony or when a chicken is sacrificed.Sosowaan nan am-ama nan napalti ay manok.An old man prays to give thanks for the butchered chicken.4.9Religion
sotsotThe tune or melody.Sotsotam siya ta omali.You sotsot him to come.4.2.3.3Sing
sowakTo divide upper and lower jaw of pig.Sinowakna nan pangan di beteg ay pinaltina.He divided the jaw of the pig he butchered.6.3.4Butcher, slaughter
sowik-en To break off a growing plant.Nasowik nan katobtoboy esekna isnan ninlogamana.His growing plant was broken off when he was pulling out the weeds.7.5.2.4Remove, take apart
sowitUnbalanced or to balance. For example, a small amount of rice is placed in each end of a gimatato test the balance, which is then carried on the shoulder .Mensowit nan gimatana.His double end basket is unbalanced.8.3.5.2.3Different
soyak2Filthy. Not cared for.Nasoyak nan ili isnan dinmatngan di totorista.The village became filthy when ther tourists came.5.6.1Clean, dirty
soyati- To pour liquid as in water, coffee etc.Mensoyatam siya is mentedek ay danom.Pour cold water on him.7.2.3.4.1Move out
soyboi- To add more water to anything being cooked such as viand or coffee to make it palatable.Soybowem nan sibo tay men-apgad.Add more water to the viand for it is salty.7.2.3.4.1Move out
soymotUnbalanced binding, fold unevenly.Nasosoymot nan kinopinmo.What you folded is not even.8.3.1.3Straight
soyodA harrow, larger than a sagad, pulled by a carabao. Has 2 rows of teeth.Soyodenda nan payew isnan mangsamaanda.They use soyod in the ricefield when they plow it.6.2.8Agricultural tool