"Gihit-Gihit" is a word in HILIGAYNON
gihít-gíhit - Freq. of gíhit. To move
repeatedly, shift. Indì nínyo
paggihítgihíton ang mga bángkò sa
buluthóan. Don’t be always moving the
school-benches about.
gihít-gihít - Dim. of gíhit, gihít. To move
a little, shift slightly. Gihít-gihitá ang
lamésa. Move the table just a little. Walâ
níla magihít-gihít ang bató, kay támà
kabúg-at. They could not budge the stone,
because it was too heavy.
What should you, O man, do, you who seek your own glory whenever you do anything good, while when you do something bad, you figure out ways to blame God.
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