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sakbatan (sinasakbatan, sinakbatan, sasakbatan) v., inf. place something on the shoulder, hanging down at front and back, etc.
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sakbatin (sinasakbat, sinakbat, sasakbatin) v., inf. carry something on the shoulder, hanging at front and back
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sakbay adj. with an arm around the waist of another to give support
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sakbayan (sinasakbayan, sinakbayan, sasakbayan) v., inf. support or guide someone by placing one's arm around his/her waist
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adj. 1. carried in the arms and held against the chest; 2. carried in a sling (broken arm)
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(sinasakbibi, sinakbibi, sasakbibihin) v., inf. carry a child, etc., in one's arms close to the chest, or the like
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(sinasakbibi, sinakbibi, sasakbibihin) v., inf. hold a broken arm in position with a sling
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sakbutin (sinasakbot, sinakbot, sasakbutin) v., inf. catch a falling person or object
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sakdal 1. adj.; 2. adv. 1. very great; extreme; 2. very; extremely
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sakdal n. 1. accusation; 2. criminal charge; lawsuit; 3. indictment; 4. case in a law court
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n. authority where one can file a complaint or formal accusation against someone
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n. extreme; extreme condition
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n. socket
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n. jacket
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n. extra passenger(s) boarding, causing overloading
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n. operation (mathematics)
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sakim adj. avaricious; covetous; greedy; rapacious; selfish
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sakit n. 1. concern; solicitude; 2. devotion
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sakit n. 1. disease; ill; 2. complaint; 3. pain; suffering
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sakit n. 1. dolour (US: dolor); moral suffering; 2. diligence; perseverance
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