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How do you say the Tagalog word tungkod in English?
The Tagalog word "tungkod" can be translated to English as "cane" or "walking stick," which is a device used for support while walking.
What do you call a long stick that helps you to walk?
A long stick that helps you to walk is called a walking stick or cane. It provides support and stability while walking, especially for individuals who have trouble with their balance or mobility.
What has 3 legs and walks up a hill on 2 legs?
The riddle describes a person who uses a cane or walking stick for support. The "three legs" refer to the two human legs and the cane, while "walking up a hill on 2 legs" indicates that the person is walking upright, using the cane as an extra support.
What rhymes with pain and means a walking stick?
A 'cane'.
What is a pagan talking stick?
A talking stick, as used by the Native American Indians, is a stick passed from person to person while in a meeting. Only the person who is holding the stick is allowed to speak. If there is another "talking stick", I have not encountered it.
What does opa ibiti mean in Yoruba?
"Opa ibiti" in Yoruba means "walking stick." It is a traditional tool used by elders or individuals for support while walking or for stability.
Why does a person carries nitrogen also while climbing a mountain?
it makes him light to climb
What word is connected to walking?
The word "stride" is often associated with walking. It refers to the manner or length of a person's steps while walking.
What will a walking stick do to a horse if horse ate it?
while most horses wouldn't eat a walking stick. If one did you would need to call a equine veterinarian immediately as they could wind up with colic or a perforated colon / intestine and may require surgery.
What are two actions happening at the same time?
A person is walking while listening to music.
Why can't a person be awakened when sleeping?
They can be awakened while slepping just not sleep walking.
What is musclear endurance?
Muscular endurance is a phrase used to describe how much a person can do with their muscles. This is referred to while a person is running or walking and while lifting weights.
