"Kate" is a word in HILIGAYNON, ENGLISH
káte - (Sp. cate) A measure for sugar, etc.,
equal to about two thirds of a kilo. (gm.
632.60). One hundred "káte” make a "píko”
or "píkul” (Sp. pico).
The brambling finch.
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pangútang - To contract debts, run into debts, borrow. (cf. útang).
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