Sabado, Enero 7, 2012

S

s (n) the twenty first letter of the Filipino alphabet.
saad, pagsaad (n) the act of making a promise or pledge.
saad (v) to make a promise or pledge. Ex. Nagsa-saad ka ba nga imo bubuhaton an imo ginyakan? - Do you promise that you will do what you have said?
saari (v) to make a promise or pledge. Ex. Saari hiya nga mabayad ka ha katapusan han bulan. - Promise to him/her that you will pay him/her by the end of the month.
saba (n) the act of ceasing to say anything.
saba (v) to keep quiet; stop talking; keep still.
sab-a (n) tropical perennial herb and having a banana like fruit;
sabado (n) saturday; the last day of the week; weekend.
sabado de gloria (n) black Saturday.
sabadoha (v) to make or do on Saturday.
sabana (n) savanna; grassy plain; meadow; praire.
sabat, pagsabat (n) the act of answering or replying;
sabat (n) answer; reply response.
sabat (v) to answer; reply; respond.
sabata (v) to answer; butt in; swat in; respond.
sabati (v) to answer or respond someone who is leading the group prayer.
sabaw (n) soup; broth.
sabawi (v) to have some soup; pour some soup.
sab-it, pagsab-it (n) the act of hanging something as of clothes on the peg, or the like.
sab-it (n) something fixed or attached to the wall for hanging things on; peg.
sab-ita, igsab-it (v) to hang on.
sab-iti (v) to hang things on.
sablay, pagsablay (n) the act of hanging things on the clothes line, or the like to dry up.
sablayan (n) a piece of string or cord stretched and attached at both ends used for drying wet clothes; clothes line.

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