seda' Sense 1 noun English. Fish, any creature which lives in water (Gen. for all sea creatures.) Example sentence: Subanen. Melengas paan dig telimbaug, metabug gupia seda', kig lelanug, muka' lelupa'. English. What are good bait for angling, what the fish really love, are lelanug insects and earthworms. Generic. tubu' Sense 2 English. Any edible meat (Gen. for all viands.) Example sentence: Subanen. Tibuuk mu na inamek ki seda' ta kiin. English. You took all our viand by the handful (i.e. greedily). Example sentence: Subanen. Tagu' mu na deli' ki seda' kiin, muka' gemay kiin, pu' ndi'u pa mesabeli maanu. English. Save that viand and rice, because I don't feel like eating yet. teliseda' Variant. inseda' verb English. Fishes, casually or as an occupation; gen. for various types of fishing. Example sentence: Subanen. Lema', mangay pa ita meneliseda' di nga sinepa'an kiin. English. Tomorrow let's go fishing in those streams over there. In group with: dagat; keti; pana'; sadap; taan; tunda' seda'an noun English. The food which accompanies a staple, usu. meat, fish and/or vegetable. Example sentence: Subanen. Sinakmiten sia su seda'an ku, laak mibenga, pu' nda'en melaam. English. She tried to snatch up my viand for herself, but she was just embarrassed, because she couldn't pick it up. peneda'anan noun English. Small saucer-sized serving dish, esp. used to serve men involved in litigation. Synonym. pelatitu; tapak 1 Generic. pinggan