Browse Tagakaulo - English

a
b
c
d
e
g
h
i
k
l
m
n
o
p
s
t
u
w
y

s


sakusakusakusaku
salāsalāSCE.strain or sift out 5Daily life5.2.1.1Cooking methods
sala'3SCE.have illicit sexder.kyasala-ancommit sex with someone
sala'2salaʔSCE.mistake; sinder.magkasala-enensinnersmakasala'someone will sinwill sinmigpakasala-enensinnernyakasala'3s.o. happened to sinpagpakasala'sinning
sala'1salaʔSCE.debt
sāla'1sālaʔSCE.reproach; place a strong blame on someoneSimpigselselder. ofselsel1der.pigsāla'2reproach; place a strong blame on s.o.
salabsalabN1.5.1TreeBotbotany
salabel1salabɜlSCE.throw farSimpig-agbel2der. ofagbel1pigbutonander. ofbuton
salabelan2salabɜlanVthrow something over one’s shoulderSimagbel17.3.1.1Throw
salabetanV??????
salabuksalabukSCE.to speak up
saladsa.ladNTSuch as a table, the floor of a house, base of a mountainSimsakal 1
salad na buntudsalad na buntudid. ofbuntudNbase of the mountain1.2.1.1Mountain
saladanVplace s.th. under something else
salagketsalagkɜtvb.statgooeyder.masalagketbe gooey
salagsagsalagsagNa white-collared kingfisherIt is recognizable by its greenish blue body and wings, white collar and long beak.Halcyon chloris collaris1.6.1.2BirdOrnornithology
salaguntingsalaguntiŋcfbatanganSCE. sloped beam that extend from the ridge pole to the eave in a house
salaksaksalaksakNA stork-billed kingfisher It is recognized by its chestnut colored head and neck, bright blue tail and wings, and long beak. Halcyon smyrnensis gularis1.6.1.2BirdOrnornithology
salamatsalamatNthanksder.pagpasalamatthankspasalamatigive thanks to s.o. (command)pigpasalamatanthank s.o. for s.th.pigsalamatangive thanks to s.o.
salampangsa.lam.paŋNA salampang is a kind of fishing spear with three or four barbed heads, a long, narrow shaft and is used for spearing frogs and crabs.6.4.5.3Fishing equipment
salampaw1salampawRLsyalampawanSCE.1hurdle over an obstacleWhen said of a person2Of waterWhen said of waterRLsyalampawan2
salang1ˈsa.laŋRLsyalang2SCE.hang on (such as a nail) by a strapder.magpasalangs.o. is caused to be delayed by somethingnyasalang2have a hang up; be detainedpigsalang2hung s.th. upsalangen2will hang up ( from a nail or peg)
salangen2salaŋder. ofsalang1Vwill hang up ( from a nail or peg)
salanib1salanibSCE.strike wrong personder.nyakasalanib2If two people are fighting with others watch from the side and one of the fighters nyakasalanib, he threw a punch and accidently struck a bystander instead of his opponent.
salapi-unsalapi.ʔunNan herb used as a perfume.1.5.3Grass, herb, vineBotbotany