"pilay palad sa pungkol" meaning in All languages combined

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Phrase [Cebuano]

Etymology: Literally, “how many palms does an armless person have”. Etymology templates: {{m-g|how many palms does an armless person have}} “how many palms does an armless person have”, {{lit|how many palms does an armless person have}} Literally, “how many palms does an armless person have” Head templates: {{head|ceb|phrase}} pilay palad sa pungkol
  1. (idiomatic) hopefully Tags: idiomatic
    Sense id: en-pilay_palad_sa_pungkol-ceb-phrase-GrVwk3za Categories (other): Cebuano entries with incorrect language header

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