WMP |
Masbatenyo |
ma-pilít |
viscous, sticky (as soup, soil) |
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pam-pilít |
adhestive, glue, paste, something used as glue or paste |
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i-pilít |
to paste or stick, as a picture on the wall |
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pilít |
glutinous, viscous, gelatinous; gooey, gluey, gummy |
Aklanon |
pilít |
to glue, stick together, fasten with paste |
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pílit |
glue, paste |
Waray-Waray |
pilít |
a glutinous variety of rice |
Hiligaynon |
mag-pilít |
to stick on, to paste on |
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ma-pilít |
sticky, clammy |
Cebuano |
pa-pilít |
to paste, stick something to something |
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pilít-pílit |
having difficulty enunciating (because of the tongue ‘sticking’) |
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pilít |
stick on (as a gecko sticking to a surface) |
Binukid |
pilit |
to stick on or to something (as tree sap sticking to someone’s clothing, the eyelids sticking shut because of an infected eye discharge) |
Maranao |
pilit |
paste, glue, stick |
Manobo (Western Bukidnon) |
pilit |
a glutinous variety of rice |
Malay |
pelet |
birdlime |
OC |
Hawaiian |
hoʔo-pili |
to bring together, stick; to attach oneself to a person |
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pili |
to cling, stick, adhere, touch, join, adjoin, cleave to, associate with, be with, be close to; clinging, sticking; close relationship, relative; thing belonging to |
Nukuoro |
bili |
be caught or hung up on something so as unable to fall (as a felled tree) |
Kapingamarangi |
bili |
to touch (something with hand) |
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bili-bili |
octopus |
Tuvaluan |
pili |
near; come near; be on the point of; almost; entangled (as of foot or a bird in vines) |
Anuta |
piri-piri |
near |
Rennellese |
haka-pigi |
to stay with or near; to put in with or alongside, add |
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pigi |
to stick, touch, climb, embrace, remain fast |
Samoan |
pili |
stuck fast, caught (as a knife stuck in a coconut tree) |
Niue |
tau-pili-ā |
companion, helper, follower |
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pili-pili |
anything glutinous, clammy |
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tau-pili |
be attached to one another, be constantly in one another’s company |
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pili |
to stick together; resin, cement, plaster; anything sticky |
Rarotongan |
piri |
to stick, to adhere, to remain fixed or attached to or on, to close, to come together, to grapple, to be congested, to be overcrowded; to draw together and unite; to be jammed or stuck; close, shut up, with no opening, confined; near, in time or place; intimate, compact; crowded; hidden, secret |
Maori |
piri-piri |
additional; assistant |
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pi-piri |
cling together; come to close quarters, join battle |
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whaka-piri |
to stick, fasten; keep close to; watertight, snug |
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piri |
stick, adhere, cling; come close, come to close quarters; attack; keep close; be attached, fastened to; a closely woven mat used as a defence against spear thrusts |