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santik
mag--an
i-, papag--en
To strike two things together, as of stones, or even heads; to strike a matchstick using a matchbox; to make a toast by clinking drinking glasses together.
Mga pagtongayan tang karabao makaeled mga pagsantikan tang tongay nira.
When two water buffalo are horning each other, it's frightening when their horns strike together.
Mga may doroang bato papagsantiken poiding magparet don ta apoy.
If there are two stones which are struck together, a fire can be started in that way.
Nani palá tang palito ra ka lamang, isantiko ra tenged magparaeto rin ta apoy agod mapagdongkolo.
This is the only matchstick left, I will strike it because I will start a fire so that I can cook rice.
Mga may kasalen, ba-lo manginem tang irinemen, magsantikan kang lagi tang baso nira.
When there is a wedding banquet, before drinking the wine, they will clink their glasses together in a toast.
Ala, santik ita kang lagi tang baso ba-lo ita manginem!
Okay, let's clink the glasses together (i.e. make a toast) first before we drink!
batong santikan
A hard, white type of stone similar in appearance to quartz. (There is a lot on Quiniluban Island.)
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