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ki-kib
mag-
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To eat or gnaw on something large while holding it with the hands; to tear something apart with the teeth.
Pagki-kiba si ta paomanggang ilaw, taben magsit tang sian mo.
You're eating unripe mangoes again, perhaps you'll get a stomachache.
Way ang baboy, pagki-kib da tang nioy.
Look at the pig, it's tearing the coconut apart with its teeth.
Ono si siang agki-kiban mo?
What is that you are gnawing on again?
Kimini-kib tanandia ong bato pagkabot na don ong Linabog para mailala tang mga sapat don.
He gnawed on a rock when he arrived there on Linabog island so that the sapat spirits living there would know him.
Some people say that when a person arrives in a new place, they should gnaw on a large rock by the beach so that the evil spirits will know them and not cause anything bad to happen to them.
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