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Ash, etc. See senísa.
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Proper to city-life, according to the ways and manners of a city or town, urban. (see siudád).
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(Sp. cinco) Five. (see limá) Also: to make five parts, divide in five parts. Sinkohón mo iní ka báhin. Divide this in five parts.
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(Sp. cinco, llagas-five, wounds) A flowering plant.
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A kind of tree. See singkwílan id.
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To sound hollow, etc. See kanô. Iníng lubí nagasinô. This coconut sounds hollow.
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(Sp. sínodo) Synod. (see tilipunán, katilíngban,
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Type, pattern, original, model; followed; succeeded by. Also often, but incorrectly, used in the meaning of: copy, imitation; copied, imitated. (see sunúd).
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(Sp. cinchar) The fatty integument or membrane surrounding the stomach of a pig. The sinsár of a sow is often dried and reserved as a remedy for rheumatism, back-ache, etc.
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(Sp. cencil) Chisel, burin, engraver, especially applied to a strong steel chisel without handle as used by carpenters for cutting zinc, iron, etc, a cold chisel.
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A kind of chewing gum. See simsímgam id.
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(Sp. chinchorro) A large fishing net, a drag-net, seine. (see paninsóro-to fish with a drag-net).
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To rise on the hind legs, rear (of horses); to be angry, scold, abuse in language. Nagasínta ang kabáyo. The horse is rearing. Nagsínta siá sa ákon. He abused me in angry language.
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(Sp. cinta) Ribbon, band; cinematograph-pictures, film, reel; floor beams. Mga síntas nga pílì ang ginapagwâ. Selected films are shown.
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(Sp. sentir) To feel; to hurt, pain, cause pain. Nagasintír ang ákon hubág. My swelling is giving me pain. Ginasintirán akó sang ákon pilás. My wound is paining me, is painful.
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To press, push, squeeze (against something hard). See súntok.
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