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Bisayan grammar and notes on Bisayan rhetoric and poetics and Filipino dialectology

Note 25 — Parts of Speech.

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from pauà (light), capanà (clearness)

from,, áram (wisdom), maáram (wise)

from,, bayáu (brother in law), mabaráyau (brother-in-law-to-be)

from,, bidò (sorrow), macabibidò (sorrowful)

from,, isdà (fish), maquiisdà (fond of fish)

from,, púsod (navel), himósod (payment for attending to the navel of a new-born child)

from,, bugtò (brother or sister), magbugtò (referring to two persons who are brothers or sisters)25

from,, bisaya (bisayan), binisaya (bisayan tongue)

from,, salâ (fault or guilt), saláan (guilty)

from,, búuà26 (lie), buuáon (liar).

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