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The sibucao-tree and its wood, much used for fuel, sleepers, bolts and pegs, etc.; it also yields a much esteemed red dye. Also called sapan wood, sapon wood, brazil wood.
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Annoyed, angry, cross, exasperated; to get annoyed, be angry, etc. (see ákig, pasibútsibút).
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To flare or shoot up high (of fire). See íbwal.
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From síod. Also: trap, snare, stratagem, artifice (to catch or deceive another).
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To shade the eyes with one's hand and look intently at somebody, as often done by short-sighted people. Sidingá siá. Look at him narrowly. Sín-o ang ginasíd-ing mo? Whom are you looking at so intently?
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Poetry. (see baláybay, binaláybay).
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To shine, etc. See sídlak.
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The East, sunrise, orient. (see mulúd-an, bulutlákan).
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From sílung-to cause an aversion, etc.
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See síd-o-hiccough, etc.
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(B) See sílong. Pasídong-pasílong. Pasidónga ang karabáw. Put the buffalo in a sheltered place.
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