| WMP |
| Isneg |
s<um>ínāg |
the sun shines |
|
sínāg |
sunshine; heat of the sun |
| Agta (Central Cagayan) |
sinag |
sunlight; weather; summer |
| Agta (Dupaningan) |
sinag |
sunlight; weather; summer |
| Ifugaw |
hīnag |
an afterglow emitted by the sun’s rays after sunset |
|
hínag |
reddish rays of the sun before evening darkness |
| Ifugaw (Batad) |
hīnag |
an afterglow emitted by the sun’s rays after sunset |
| Isinay |
mas-sínag |
to shine (of the sun) |
|
sínag |
sun |
| Casiguran Dumagat |
sinág |
hot season, dry season |
| Pangasinan |
ma-snág |
bright, brilliant (of light, stars, etc.) |
|
sínag |
sunbeam, moonbeam, glow (of light), to beam (of the sun); to rise |
| Tagalog |
sínag |
ray of light from the sun, moon, stars, a lamp, etc.; a gleam, a beam, a ray of light |
|
sínag-an |
to beam or shine on |
|
s<um>ínag |
to gleam, to beam, to shine |
| Masbatenyo |
sínag |
bright, shiny, brilliant, reflecting light |
|
mag-sínag |
to give off this kind of light |
| Palauan |
sils |
sun; day |
| Yakan |
pa-sinag |
to shine (of sun and moon only) |
|
sinag |
to shine brightly (of a light, esp. the moon) |
| Ida'an Begak |
sinag |
shine |
| Tausug |
sinag |
brightness, radiance |
| Lun Dayeh |
m-inar |
bright red in color |
|
inar-inar |
a bright red color (as of a fire) |
| Simalur |
man-sinal |
dry something in the sun |
| Toba Batak |
ma-ninar |
lay something in the open to dry |
| Karo Batak |
er-sinar |
to shine (of the sun) |
|
sinar-meñinar |
to keep flashing, as a jeweled ring |
|
sinar matawari |
rays of the sun |
| Malay |
sinar |
ray of light; gleam; radiance |
|
ber-sinar |
to shine |
| Old Javanese |
s<um>inā |
shining, radiating |
| Javanese |
sinar |
light, radiance |
| Balinese |
sinah |
see clearly, be clear |
| Bikol |
ma-sínag |
describing the brightness of a newly-risen moon, the sun at dawn or dusk, the glow in the sky of a distant fire |
| CMP |
| Buruese |
sina-n |
ray, as of light, beam; spark |
| Asilulu |
sina-t |
a ray of light |
| Larike |
sina-na |
classifier for stripes, rays, long thin strips |
| SHWNG |
| Numfor |
sinar |
shine, luster, glitter |
| OC |
| Nauna |
sin |
sun |
| Penchal |
sin |
sun |
| Mekeo (East) |
kina |
sun |
| Toqabaqita |
sina |
of a source of light: shine, glow, give out light |
|
sina-sina |
reflecting light: sparkle, glisten (as the sea catching sunbeams) |
| Bugotu |
hinara |
to shine, of moon, stars, firefly, lamp; a light |
|
hina ota |
mid-day |
| Lau |
sina-sina |
to glow; glowworm |
|
sina-fi |
to shine on |
|
sina |
to shine, give light; meteor |
|
sina-fia |
sunburn |
| Kwaio |
sina |
sun |
|
faʔa-sina-fia |
put out to dry in the sun |
| Nggela |
hina |
to glow, shine; sunlight, in the sun; hot weather, heat of the sun; summer; the sun (rare, usually ) |
| 'Āre'āre |
sina |
shine, brighten, phosphorescent; light, brightness |
|
sina-ri |
shine (of moon and stars); moonlight, light of stars |
| Sa'a |
sine |
to throw light with a torch; to use a torch of coconut leaves |
|
sine-li |
to brighten; moonlight |
| Ulawa |
sine |
to shine, of stars |
| Dobuan |
sinara |
sun |
| Motu |
dina adoata |
noon |
|
dina |
sun; day |
| Arosi |
sina |
the sun; a torch |
|
sina-ri |
to shine on; moonlight |
| Rotuman |
sina |
light, lamp, star |
| Fijian |
cina |
a lamp or torch |