Bisaya · Cebuano · Vocabulary
Sinaw
to shine; to look shiny; shiny; lusterverb / adjective / noun
- Alternative meanings
To shine, reflect light, or look glossy. It can also describe something that looks bright, clean, polished, or striking.
- Pronunciation
SEE-now
- Root and affixes
Root: sinaw, shine or luster. It can function as a noun, luster; adjective, shiny; or verb, to shine or look glossy.
- Variants or conjugations
will shine; shining; very shiny; to polish; shining; good-looking
- Related words and expressions
bright; light; clean; polish; look; wear; handsome or pretty
- Meaning and usage notes
Sinaw works for lucir when it means to shine or look glossy. For to look good, nindot tan-awon is common. For wearing or showing clothing, use sul-ob.
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Mosinaw ang salamin kung limpyo.
The mirror shines when it is clean.
Nindot tan-awon ang iyang sinina.
The clothes look good.