"Siko" is a word in WARAY, TAGALOG, HILIGAYNON

dókdok - To press—, force—, wedge—, slip—, plug—, sandwich—, in between, to introduce, thrust in, elbow one’s way in. Idókdok …

hápit - To drop in, visit, call upon; to strike, graze, touch. Hápit ka ánay dirí sa ámon? Won’t you …

panábaw - Freq. and Caus. of nábaw—to be or become shallow, etc. panabáy-sábay – panagónton panabáy-sábay, Hugging, dancing; to hug, …

panginhawák - To put the arms akimbo, i.e. with the elbows pointing outwards, and the hands resting on the hips. …

panikól - To elbow, push (backwards) with the elbow. (cf. sikól).

síkdol - To elbow, nudge, push with the elbow, jog with one’s elbow. Sikdolá siá. Push him aside with your …

silyón - (Sp. sillón) Easy chair, armchair, elbow-chair; side-saddle for ladies. (cf. butáka, síya, ampílò, hampílò).

síug - To shove, push, jostle, press forward, elbow one’s way through a crowd; to set type (in a printing …

túpad - (seldom tupád) To be at the side of, close by, near at hand, at one’s elbow, in the …

Done (as bowling) with the arm not raised above the elbow, that is, not swung far out from the body; …

wáklì - To jostle, strike, push with the elbow; to turn, push or throw back (the ends or corners of …

walís - To push with the elbow; to strike, slap. (cf. sikó, sikól, síkdol; huyáp, tapí, wáhig, lipát).