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salig-otTo tie a knot; to wear a cloth sarong fashion, tied over the shoulder.Sinalig-otna nan balikesna.He tied a knot on his belt.7.5.2Join, attachcftalinga
salikengkengA circle, circular.Salikengkengem nan sanay lopot ta estem is giken.Fold that cloth in a circle to make a giken.8.3.1Shapecfboligenggeng
saliketGlutinous, sticky rice, includes the following: diket, kawatiyan, kanting, talangkokan, mantidka, walay, balantinaw, dongso, likwet, |Ilo.og, and labbasiNasalsaliketan nan bagasda.Their rice is mixed with glutinous rice.6.2.1.1.1.1Rice varieties
salikkobengHorns long enough to point to each other.Nasalikkobeng nan sakgod nan nowangna tay naeteng.The horns of his carabao is long and end nearly to meet because it is aged.6.3.1.1Cattle
salikobkobEncircle.Sinalikobkobana nan manok nan kin-oyna.The chicken encircled its chicks.7.2.3.5Move past, over, through
saliksikTo sting, as alcohol in a sore.Mensaliksik nan kodilko isnan napay-ana is alcohol.My skin stings when I applied alcohol.2.5.1Sick
salilit-an To work the edges that the plow misses.Sinalilitna nan nasama ay apyewna.He fixed the edges of his ricefield that was plowed.6.2.2.2Plow a field
salimaawVision is blurred, can't see well.Masasalimaawan nan iilak isnan ninboyaak is tilibisyon.My vision is blurred when I viewed the television.2.5.4.1Blind
salimsimTo choose before hand, to take the choice one(s).Salimsimem nan kayatmo ta sapay omali nan iib-am.Choose what you want before your companions come.3.3.1.2Choose
salin1A variety of reeds.Tinmobo nan salin isnan om-a.The reeds grew on the Camote field.1.5.3Grass, herb, vine
salin2-an To obstruct the view or the light.Sinalina nan boyboyaek.He blocked what i was viewing.8.4.6.1.2Stop something
salingatMany pointed.8.3.1Shape
salipitTo hold something as an ipit does, as a hair clip, hold something between one's knees.Bog.7.3.4.5Actions of the handcfipit
salipodongTo tie grass in a knot as a marker.Sinalipodongana nan begas nan lolokisen isnan om-ana.He put a marker on the fruit of his oranges.7.5.2Join, attachcfpodong
sallamagiTamarind.1.5.1.2Fruit trees
salliyodengStiff neck.Nasaliyodeng nan tengedko.My neck bacame stiff.2.5Healthycfyodong
sallongoA double or abnormally large cock's comb.6.3.6.1Chicken
salming1Glass.Salmingam nan angasmo ta ilam nan bingawna.Look at your face on the mirror so you can see the soot on it.6.5.3Building materials2Mirror.2.3.1.7Reflect, mirror
salmonA mackerel can full, one chupa.8.2.8Measure
salodsod-en To ask.Salodsodem kadya no getkena nan naikkan.How about asking if he knew what happened.Ilo.3.5.1.5Ask
salolongTo work in the fields.Sinmalolongda id om-ada.They went to work in their field.Tadian6.1Work
salongoRooster with many pointed spur.6.3.6.1Chicken
salopNine chupas gantas or one ganta.Sinalopda nan bagas ta bilangenda no kaat ay salop nan esay sako.They salop the rice to see how many gantas in one sack/cavan.8.2.8Measure
salot1Entangled, messed up, as hair or thread.Nasalot nan bookna.His hair is messed up.8.3.1.5.3Fold2To have problems or to entangled, as in thread.Sinalotna nan sinolid.He entangled the thread.3.4.2.4Afraid
saloyotFlowering bush used as vegetable and for tea.1.5.3.1Weeds classed as 'daos'