In the Visayan language, sardines are commonly referred to as "sardinas." This term is widely used in various Visayan-speaking regions in the Philippines to describe small, oily fish often found in canned form. Sardinas are a popular food item, commonly enjoyed with rice or in soups.
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Its English term is horseradish.
The Visayan term for fractions is "bahin" or "bahin-bahin." In mathematical contexts, fractions are typically referred to as "porsyon" or "sukod" as well. These terms can vary slightly depending on the specific Visayan dialect being used.
The English term for kugmo is "bacterial infection."
Visayan: Sabana or Abana
Sardines were not invented by a single person; rather, they are a type of small fish that have been consumed by humans for centuries. The name "sardine" is thought to derive from the island of Sardinia, where these fish were once abundant. Canning sardines became popular in the 19th century, particularly after the development of tin canning technology, which allowed for long-term preservation and transportation.
The English word for the Visayan word "ap-ap" is "to tease" or "to provoke." It can also mean "to annoy" or "to irritate" someone playfully. The term is often used in a lighthearted context among friends or family.
"Malmag" is another name in Visayan for the primate tarsier. The tarsier is native to the island of Bohol which is located in in the Visayas region of the Philippines. The term "Malmag" is often referred with Folk Art as a Filipino tradition.
dukot (visayan-filipino word, noun)- scorch (english term)- the burnt food that sticks to the kettle after cooking
"Hayon-hayon" - To place one forearm in front and the other at the back of the waist. This is a Visayan term.
The Marathi name for fatty fish is "तुपाचे मासे" (tupache mase). This term generally refers to fish that are rich in omega-3 fatty acids, such as mackerel and sardines. These fish are known for their health benefits and are commonly used in various Marathi dishes.
pantat is a filipino visayan term for catfish....other nationalities has different meaning for the word pantat... hope i helped... Angelito Syjuco Araneta Jr. www.glutatime.multiply.com