1. acase orcoveringfor the blade of a sword or a knife: kaluban, baina
2. the sheath of a banana plant: saba, upak
lance
n.
a long wooden spear with a sharp iron or steel head: sibat
v.
1. to pierce with a lance: sumibat, manibat, sibatin
2. to cut open with a lancet or surgeons knife: bumusbos, busbusin, humiwa, hiwain
balisong
n.
fan knife made in Batangas
kubyertos
Sp n.
table-silver (spoon, fork, knife), a meal, as a unit or order in a restaurant, different from short orders
tagos
v.
tumagos, tagusan (um-:-an) to penetrate, reach through a whole width, thickness or length. Tumagos ang lanseta sa kanyang katawan. The pocket-knife penetrated his body.
lanseta
Sp n.
pocket knife [var. lanseta]
tarak
n.
knife or dagger sticking out with a sharp end embedded nakatarak (naka-)
adj.
plunged in as of a dagger itarak (i-)
v.
to stab with (a knife or dagger) tarakan (-an)
v.
to stab (a person or animal) with a knife or dagger. Tatarakan ni Virgilio ang baboy. Virgilio will stab the pig. tarantado Sp
adj.
a person with misdirected acts
kutsilyo
Sp n.
knife
hasa
v.
maghasa', ihasa', hasain (mag-:i-:-in) to sharpen. Ihasa mo ang kutsilyo. Sharpen the knife.
itak
n.
bolo, large knife, cutlass, kitchen knife
hiwa
n.
a slice humiwa', maghiwa', hiwain (-um-,mag-:-in)
v.
to cut with a blade or knife, to slice. Maghiwa ka ng kamatis para sa ensalada. Slice some tomatoes for the salad.
v.
manghiwa' (mang-) to cut deliberately with a blade or knife
kiskis
v.
kumiskis (-um-) to rub against a surface. Kumiskis ang magaspang na tela sa balat niya. The rough cloth rubbed on his skin. magkiskis, ikiskis (mag-:i-)
v.
to rub something against a surface. Ikiskis mo ang kutsilyo sa bato. Rub the knife against the stone.
