Thin, as of fur, hair, etc.; thin, transparent, as of fabric; for skin
to be smooth, thin, without calluses.
manipis
Mga manipit tang lambong mo, doblian mo para
indi somilang.
If your dress is thin (i.e. transparent) wear a double layer
so that it won't be easily seen through.
Manipit tang kalima tang soltiras, tenged indi
pagobra.
The teenage girl's hands are thin
skinned
and
smooth
because she doesn't do any work.
magnipit, magnipit-nipit
For something to become thin, wear thin.
Nagnipit da tang tsinilaso tenged ong sobrang batakal ong
dalan.
My rubber slippers have already worn
thin because of all the
small gravel on the road.
Ang kalimao pagnipit-nipit da ka, indio ra gabiot
ta ged.
My hands are becoming
thin
skinned, I'm no longer
working with a machete.
pa--en
To make something thin; spread out in one layer.
Mga magbe-lada ta paray panipiten mo para
madaling malango.
When you spread out the rice to dry, make
it
thin so
that it will quickly dry.