"Suki" is a word in TAGALOG, ILOKANO, HILIGAYNON, CEBUANO

n. customer of long standing.

súkì - Customer, client, regular buyer or
visitor. Súkì ko siá. He is one of my regular
customers.

sukî - A small bamboo cup for measuring
out toddy or for drinking out of.

suki
Definition: (noun) customer of long standing

súki v {1} [A; b6] for horses to prance and refuse to pull or be ridden.
{2} [A2; b(1)] defy a command or authority.
Misúki ang mga kadíti kay istriktu ra kaáyu ang sarhintu, The cadets re-belled because the commandant was too strict.
Misúki na giyud kining ákung láwas sa tambal, My body seems to be rebelling against the medicine.
masukíhun a of a disobedient, rebellious sort.
sukihan a {1} given to prancing and refusing to pull.
{2} rebellious in behavior.
{3} for hair to be unmanageable.
v [B1256] be, become given to rebelliousness.

súkì n steady customer or seller.
short form in address: kì.
Ákung súking butíka, The drug store I always buy at.
v [A2C; a2] be in the súkì relation, i.
e.
that of a seller and buyer.
Magsúkì na ta.
Dì ku mupalit sa láin, From now on Ill be a steady customer of yours and I wont buy from anyone else.