This dictionary contains English, Spanish and Tagalog words from the early 20th century, quite a few of which are obsolete. The spelling and meaning of the words herein may be slightly different from current usage. Still, we believe it is a useful reference for those studying Philippine literature and documents from that time.
Sedition, n. [sidícion]
Sedicion, alboroto, motín, revuelta.
Panghihimagsik, guló, kagulo, pag-aalsá.
Seditious, adj. [sidíciœs]
Sedicioso.
Manggugulo, manguupat.
Seduce, v. [sidiús]
Seducir.
Umupat, humikayat, umakit.
Seduction, n. [sidáccion]
Seduccion.
Upat, hikayat.
Seductive, adj. [sidáctiv]
Seductivo, halagüeño; persuasivo.
Nakahihikayat, nakaaakit, nakagaganyak.
Sedulous, adj. [sédiulœs]
Diligente; cuidadoso.
Masipag, masikap; maing̃at.
See, v. [si]
Ver, observar.
Tuming̃in, makakita, kumita.
Seed, n. [sid]
Semilla, simiente.
Binhî, punlâ.
Seedling, n. [sídling]
Planta de semillero.
Punlâ.
Seedsman, n. [sídsman]
Tratante en semillas.
Ang nagbibili ng̃ punlâ.
Seek, v. [sic]
Buscar, inquirir alguna cosa.
Humanap, maghanap.
