Bisaya · Cebuano · Vocabulary
Ikog
tail; queue; line; gluenoun
- Alternative meanings
animal tail; tail; back part; queue; glue depending on context
- Pronunciation
EE-kog
- Root and affixes
Ikog means the tail of an animal. Pila or linya are used for queue or line of people. Papilit is related to sticking and can be used for glue.
- Variants or conjugations
queue; line; glue; cola; cola drink
- Related words and expressions
animal; dog; cat; line; wait; stick
- Meaning and usage notes
Use ikog for an animal tail. Use pila or linya for a queue or line. Use papilit for glue. For a cola drink, cola or the drink name is normally used.
tail, queue, line, glue, animal, wait
Taas ang ikog sa iro.
The dog has a long tail.
Taas kaayo ang pila sa tindahan.
The line at the store is very long.
