sakug
/sakug/
v_rt.
“scoop”

vt.
for someone (egsakug, migsakug, agent, eg><ø-) to scoop up something, e.g. fish, water, pounded rice, etc. (egsakuhen, theme, eg><en-)
Egsakuhen ku ka weyig diyè te lama ney su eyew egkammare e ka tanè.
I'll scoop up the water in our yard so that the soil will dry.
Eng. scoop up; draw water; drew water; fetch water
Tag. sumálok
Ceb. magkábù
Ilo.: sayóten
OCM: Hunting and Trapping (224), Water and Thirst (271), Water Supply (312)
Online dict status: -
Usage level: M

n.
scoopful or handful
cf. akup —both hands full
Eng. scoopful; handful; measure
Online dict status: -
Usage level: M

Updated by: RJH,AAA,RJH
Last updated: 31/Oct/2012

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