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What is the riddle that relates to a fruit with a seed beneath its skin?
Which riddle refers to something that does not eat unless it is ridden?
What does the riddle about happiness and anger refer to?
Which riddle suggests we will tell stories tomorrow?
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What does the riddle about being on top and bottom refer to?
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Study Notes
Riddles in Bisaya
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Riddle: "Puwa unya bunguton, kung imong ukbon naay liso sa ilawom."
- Answer: Rambutan, a tropical fruit with a hairy outer skin and a seed inside.
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Riddle: "Kabayo ni Adan, dili mokaon kon dili sakyan."
- Answer: Kaguran, referring to rain, as it cannot be 'ridden' (utilized) without the need of water.
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Riddle: "Ug malipay mogamay; ug masuko, modako."
- Answer: Mata, meaning eyes, which appear smaller when happy and larger when angry.
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Riddle: "Tigmo-tigmo agukoy ugma na ta mag-asoy."
- Answer: Damgo, meaning dream, often associated with storytelling or narratives that occur during sleep.
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Riddle: "Sa ibabaw kadaruhan, sa ilawom kabatuhan."
- Answer: Kakaw, indicating cacao, which grows in trees (above ground) while its fruit develops on the tree's bark (below ground level).
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Description
Challenge your wits with this collection of intriguing Bisaya riddles! Each riddle features unique wordplay related to everyday objects and ideas, from fruits to emotions. Test how well you know the language and see if you can guess the answers correctly.
