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

Note 34 — Parts of Speech.

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from mang̃gad (wealth), mang̃gáran (wealthy), manggaránon (rich).

from,, abacá (hemp), abacáhan (person that has hemp), abacahànon (person that owns much hemp),

from,, Tan-auan (a town so called), tan-auananon (native or resident of Tanauan).

from,, Palo (a town so called), paloánon contracted palon’on (native or resident of Palo),

from,, Tolosa (a town), tolosahanon, contracted tolosán’hon (native or resident of Tolosa),

from,, Dagami (a town), dagamiánon, contracted dagamin’on (native or resident of Dagami),

from,, Maasin (a town), maasinánon, contracted maasinhon34 (native or resident of Maasin),

from,, Sugbu (Cebú), sugbuánon, (native or resident of Cebú),

from,, Samar (province so called), samaránon, contracted samárnon (native or resident of Sámar),

from,, Manila (Manila), manilaanon, contracted manilan’on (native or resident of Manila).

from,, America (America), americahanon, contracted americanhon35 (American).

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