Glossary S

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Sajino means wild boar.

Shiok refers to a Chinese dialect which expresses "that which is darn good"

Sek is the Chinese for "eat", " to eat" and also refers to food or meal.

Saapedek is the Tamil word for "eat", "to eat" and also refers to food or meal. Eat, To eat. It often refers to Food or Meal.

Sakadas refer to the laborers in sugarcane plantations in the Philippines, mostly located in Negros and Tarlac where sugarcane plantations are abundant.

Sahur is the Turkish word referring to the meal eaten before starting fasting during the Ramadan.

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