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Lack, need, want, what one needs or lacks. (walâ).
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(H) See kinawád-on.
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To grasp or take hold of very carefully with two or three fingers for fear of soiling one's hands, etc.; to be averse to touching unclean things, be fastidious. Indì ka magkíngking sa pagpúlut sinâ kay dílì man makalolóod. Don't be afraid to pick that up, for it is not at all loathsome.
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To lift-, raise-, one's leg (as if to give a kick); to hop, jump, stand (on one leg).
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To shrug, jerk one's shoulders, give a start as one tickled. Itíka siá, agúd magkínhol. Tickle him and make him jump. Pakinholá ang íya láwas. Startle him.
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Dim. and Freq. of kínì.
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The waste or useless remnants of stripped fibre, as of hemp, maguey, etc. (see kigí).
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Savings, something saved or hoarded (through economy, frugality, etc. see kínot).
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To sparkle, twinkle. (kipátkípat; see igpátígpat).
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Life; breath of life; stomach. (cf: tirúsdak, tinúsdak, hinurángus, gináhab, ginháwa, solóksolók, kabúhì).
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See kínì, kínot.
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Dim. and Freq. of kínit. Kinítkiníti sing mantékà ang manók. Use only little lard for the chicken. (see kinîkínì, kinótkínot).
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Earnings; junction, juncture, seam, joint, joining, meeting together. Ang kinitáan sang mga mamumugón mapúslan sang búg-os nga bánwa. The earnings of the working population are of advantage to the whole commonwealth. Ang kinitáan sang tápì. The board-seam. (kítà; see kilitáan).
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