Search result(s) - kaniwang

Leanness, thinness, spareness, skinniness, emaciation, gauntness. (see níwang, kakanít).

Thinness, slenderness, spareness, skinniness, emaciation, lankness, leanness. (see hágpis, kakanít, kaníwang).

Leanness, thinness, meagreness. (see kandínggal, kaníwang, kahágpis, kakanít).

(B) Leanness, thinness, skinniness, emaciation, lankness, gauntness. (see kanít, kaníwang, kakandínggal).

Leanness, meagreness, thinness, condition of one who is as lean as a casag-crab. (kaság; see kaníwang, kakanít).

See kaníwang.

Pale, pallid, bloodless, ghastly, ashy, colourless, to be or become pale, etc. Naglápsì siá. He turned pale. Ang ibán nagalápsì sa kaníwang, ang ibán sa kahádluk. Some are pale from leanness, others from fear. Nalapsián akó sa íya. He seemed to me to be rather pale. (see láspì, lúspad).

To be or become prominent, exposed to view, show through (especially of bones in thin people, etc.). Nagalát-od ang íya nga túl-an. His bones are showing-or-sticking out quite prominently. Támà kaníwang sa íya, kay nagalát-od ang túl-an sa íya dúghan. He is now extremely emaciated, for his ribs can be counted. (see sulúng-to shine through (of blood, etc.).