List of Hiligaynon words starting with the letter S - Page 83

To take to task for, etc. See sókmà.

See súkmà, sóknà.

See súkmà, sóknà.

Plenty, galore, abundant, excessive, exorbitant, too much, very much. Súkò kadagáyà karón ang mga páhò. Mangoes at present are plentiful. Súkò kamahál karón ang (sang) bilí sang ísdà. The price of fish is exorbitant now. (see lakás, támà, masyádo, lám-ag, dúro).

Fate, chance, luck, fortune, opportunity, occasion; bad luck, misfortune, hard lines. (see pálad, kapaláran, buísit).

Fierce, vehement, violent (of fighting, pain, etc.); to increase, augment, be or become vehement, be at its height. (see sángsang, sugúng, hinurungán).

See sokót-to exact payment, etc.

(H) Acidity of the stomach, flatulence; to develop or form acidity, be full of wind. Nagasúl-ab ang ákon solóksolók. My stomach is affected with acidity.

To dress, put on (a garment). See soób, sóklob.

To cooperate, collaborate, join forces. (see buligáy, dágiaw, híl-o).

Anything that needs assistance, help or cooperation; requiring concurrent effort or labour, common, joint, cooperative. (see súl-ug).

A part of a tuber with at least one eye in it for planting; to cut up tubers into "sulá". Sulahá ang úbi. Cut the úbi in pieces. Sulahí akó sing tátlo ka sulá nga úbi. Cut for me three pieces of úbi (for planting).

The edge of a cutting tool. Sa suláb sang binángon. With the edge of the bolo. (see suráb).

Inconvenient; too tight. See sulápgot id.

See sulagót, sulápgot.

To start planting, building, etc. See panúdlak, which is more commonly used.

To throw, hurl, fling. (see túlak, pilák, habóy).

To get one's foot caught or entangled. Nakasulákwid ang ákon tiíl sa gamót sang káhoy. My foot caught in the roots of the tree.

See sulálum-chickenpox.

Chickenpox, varicella; a kind of eruptive and contagious disease. Sulálob id.