WMP |
Isneg |
támaɁ |
Macaranga tanarius L., a small dioedious, euphorbiaceous tree; its bark is used for (ingredients in sugarcane rum), and give the rum its brown color and its bitter taste |
Ilokano |
sámak |
Macaranga tanarius, tree whose bark and bitter leaves are used to brew (sugarcane wine) and give it a brown color |
Iban |
samak |
tanning, plants yielding tannin, preservative for cordage, nets, etc. |
|
ñamak |
to steep or dye cordage, as a casting net |
Malay |
samak |
tanning; material for tanning and prerserving leather, cordage, nets, etc.; tanning material is often bark from certain trees, mostly Eugenias, but mangrove bark is also used; one passage speaks of a wounded man’s clothes being stained with blood “as though tanned” |
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kulit samak |
dressed hide |