wirik
English: Translation
shake off; flick off
English: Definition
To remove water, moisture, or something adhering loosely to a person or object by a quick shaking or flicking motion.
Part of Speech
verb
Semantic Domain
Physical Actions
Notes
Unlike wisik, which profiles the liquid being dispersed, wirik more strongly profiles the shaking or flicking action by which material is cast off.
Central Bikol lexicographic material records wirik as a variant of wisik, while the Boie’nen evidence suggests that maintaining the semantic distinction between the two may be useful.
Related entries Note:
wirikwisik — Root of / See also, depending on final morphological confirmation