Ibatan - sāip

sāip

The seam where two things are sewn together, the join of two pieces of wood.

sáip

sugpóng, tupi

huchip

taptap

Someone (mang-) joins an extra piece (-en) to something (-an) to widen or lengthen it.

Mangsāip ka pas ayob.

Join (a piece of cloth) to the blanket (so it will be bigger).

tachip tapang

Two boards, two pieces of clothing, etc., (mag-) have a common join, seam.

Magsāipayaw laylayaya kan imaraya.

The shirt and the skirt have a common seam.

Someone (mang-) puts a patch on a roof, window, etc., (-an) in order to cover up an exposed portion.

Sāipan mo anebaya, ta kōrangaya tappi na.

Put a patch (another board) on the window cover, because the board is lacking.

takop