"iika-ika" meaning in Tagalog

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    "i‧i‧ka-i‧ka"
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          "english": "[His] partner Roger Sikat said: \"The reader curls with the limping language. Language is the key of style, and style molds the form...\"\n(please add an English translation of this quotation)",
          "ref": "1987, Ani",
          "text": "Sabi nga ng kasamang Roger Sikat: \"Napapakunot ang bumabasa sa kuwentong iika-ika ang wika. Wika ang susi ng estilo, at estilo ang humuhubog sa anyo...\"",
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          "english": "Lillian smiles, limping, pulling the right foot coming to her. They hugged each other for a moment, then they sat, [and] muttered. Agnes is staring on Lillian's paralyzed right foot. \"When? How?\" \"In an encounter.\"",
          "ref": "2007, Fanny A. Garcia, Sandaang damit: 16 na maikling kuwento, UP Press",
          "text": "Nakangiti si Lillian, iika-ika, hila-hila ang kanang paang lumapit sa kanya. Saglit na nagyakap sila, pagkuwa'y naupo, pabulong na nag-usap. Nakatingin si Agnes sa pilay na kanang paa ni Lillian. \"Kailan ...? Pa'no...?\" \"Sa encounter.\"",
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      "ipa": "/ʔiʔiˌkaʔiˈkaʔ/"
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      "ipa": "[ʔɪ.ʔɪˌxa.ʔɪˈxaʔ]"
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  "word": "iika-ika"
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          "text": "Sabi nga ng kasamang Roger Sikat: \"Napapakunot ang bumabasa sa kuwentong iika-ika ang wika. Wika ang susi ng estilo, at estilo ang humuhubog sa anyo...\"",
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          "english": "Lillian smiles, limping, pulling the right foot coming to her. They hugged each other for a moment, then they sat, [and] muttered. Agnes is staring on Lillian's paralyzed right foot. \"When? How?\" \"In an encounter.\"",
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      "ipa": "/ʔiʔiˌkaʔiˈkaʔ/"
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