SIKAD

SIKAD is a Cebuano word. In English, it means...

síkad v {1} [A; b(1)] propel s.t.
with the feet, bending the knees and kicking the legs.
Sikári ang síya arun dílì na lang nákù kuháun, Kick the chair over here so I dont have to get it.
{2} [A; b] pedal.
Kumpása ug síkad ang makina, Pedal the sewing machine rhythmically.
{3} [AC2; ac] have two fighting cocks spar by holding them by the tail and allowing their legs to scratch or kick the ground.
Kanúnayng isíkad ang manuk arun lig-un ang tiil, Always have the cock spar to make its legs strong.
{3a} [A] ang manuk for a candidate for a womans hand to say his piece.
Dílì maáyung musíkad ang ákung manuk kay wà sugta, My man doesnt know how to talk to women because he was unsuccessful.
() = aninikad.
pa- v [A; bc] base an ar-gument or belief.
Ayawg ipasíkad ang ímung hukum sa mga tabìtábì, Dont base your decision on gossip.
pina- n based on.
Panglíhuk nga pinasíkad sa maáyung pamatásan, Behavior that is based on good manners.
paN- v {1} [A; b6] push with the feet exerting e?
ort.
{2a} kick the ground, as if eager to fight.
Ag túru nagpanikad kay gustu nang muhasmag nákù, The bull is pawing the ground because it wants to charge me.
{2b} [A13] be very eager to do s.t.
Nagpanikad siya ug adtu sa Manílà, He is very eager to go to Manila.
-um-() v [A13] originate, start from.
Ang ílang áway nagsumikad sa pagbáhin sa irinsiya, Their quar-rel started from the apportioning of the inheritance.
sikadsikad, aN-r-() see aninikad.

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