kadaeach time, each one, times it happens, PN dialect.synbawat1bawat2bawat2bawat2daran-peraranembeng2ginsan 1iba-iba 1kaba'kaba'kada PCkasakasakasakasakasa menekasa seng-eldew inkede1kede2kede2kede2kenye-kenyengkenye-kenyengkenye-kenyengpeuli'peuli'sembatu-sembatusembatu-sembatusembatu-sembatusengmenu2sukup2susukungsusukungtege 1tege 1tege 1tegsembatu-sembatutegsembatu-sembatutegsembatu-sembatutuwingtuwingtuwinguli' 1uli' 1
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kada PCeach, each one, one by one, every one; kede PB.Segwa' supaya diki mebuwat pekikibeis, keilangan ne' kada lelaki maya et serili dyeng esawa, beke' kada libun maya et serili dye gasi neng* esawa.But because of the temptation to immorality, each man should have his own wife and each woman her own husband. 1Co 7:2.See also: embeng, kenye-kenyeng, tege (price), bawat, kasa, tegsembatu-sembatu.synbawat2embeng2kadakasakede2kenye-kenyengsembatu-sembatutege 1tegsembatu-sembatutuwing
kada teuneach year,synbeberapa teun
kadang-kadangcoconut shoes.Itueng meriklem nemaal et ayam ye si Dadang et kadang-kadang.This morning Dadang made a toy pair of coconut shoes.synayam
kadla'kadla'person that is naturally happy & out-going 2. to shout & laugh w/joy.Mekilala mu sembatung taaw ba' ya mekadla'kadla'.You will know a person if she/he mekadla'kadla'.megkadla' = to have a stylish manner.; pegkekedlaen = having an elegant manner.; kumadla' = to make an elegant manner.
kadtumarireview entry; unknsynlibu-libupelitlibut
kagangcrouched walk of the elderly.; spread legs while lying down.Bina' be si Sua bin, kagang mene megderarak.Look at Sua, he runs with his two feet apart.Megpekagang - to spread legs while lying down on back.; Pegpekegangan - someone is spreading their legs while lying down on back.; Ipekagang - to let someone spread legs while lying down.; Kagang - sitting down and straighten his two legs flat.
kagang batureview entry; unknsynkerama'2
kagapunyesterday,antleing eldew
kagatbite.Ireng mu bin memegkagat ne.Your dogs are biting.megkagat = to cut off with the teeth.; kumagat = to go biting.; ipekagat = dog bite each other.; pegkegaten = being bitten the dog's skin.; nekagat = have been biting his lips.; Megkagat - to bite each other (dog or monkey).; Pegkegaten - someone's dog or monkey biting.; Ipekagat - to let someone biting same dog.; Kumagat - a wild dog biting anyone.; Nekagat - have been bitten by a wild dog.synbangitkanibkaribkebkebkitkit1lepiniglimegtu'sekma
kahelorange.
kaido not, don't, PS dialect mostly.Na menge tipused ko, bilang mengungumana et metaas na Ampon teyo si Isu-Cristo, *kai kaw peminpin et taaw.My brothers/sisters, as believers in our Lord Jesus Kristo, the glorious Lord, *don't you be-choosy/show-favoritism with people. Jas 2:1 PSV.synandayandey1andey2andey2andey2dikidikidikidyangandyangandyanganendey2ingangingangkaaskaas PCkaas PCkas1kas2kas2kasi'kasi'kasi'kaya
kakalaugh very hard (sounds like ka-ka).Ba' kumsit dye megberes net kakaIf they laugh it sounds like ka-ka.
kakasskin rash which occurs on buttocks.Baha net kekas kubal ye bin.His/Her skin is full of rash!
kakepembrace (people), hug, wrap arms around in affection,Megkakep siu apang diki remigan siu.We will hug in order that we will not be cold.megkakep = to embrace.; kumakep = he is embracing him.; pegkekepan = to fold in the arms for showing his love.; ipekakep = to ask someone for embracing him.; nekekepan = have been embracing them tightly.; megkakep = to embrace.; kumakep = to fold in the arms to show love.; pegkekepan = to be embracing.; ipekakep = to ask someone for embrace.; nekekepan = have been embracing.synawid 2keptankinekepan2megkambaymegkepel 1megweptegkes
kalagmove eyes both sides showing fear,megkalag = to move eyes both sides showing fear.; kumalag = to become moving.synkilag-kilag
kalamansi'lime like fruit, 2-3 cm diameter and dark green in color, grows on a small tree. It makes a good drink when mixed with water and sugar, or the juice is good on foods. In the US known as calamundum. See also: limew.synlimew
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