ing-íngActive Verbman-To hurt from pressure under water, of the ears.Mo somigbóak sin malósong ay posóng, man-ing-íng din kéweng ko.If I dive into a deep pool, my ears hurt from the pressure.specsakít
íngitNounHorns or skull bones of animals butchered during a feast.See alsopalátongpallatóng
ínitActive Verb1man-, -en, i-To heat in a container over the fire.Man-ínit ka kodáy si danóm.Please heat some water.Iínit mo ay pasiyá anggána si manlowág.Heat it up a great deal until it boils.Iníten yo ay dágos mo wádaak ay domaténg.Heat it up immediately when I arrive.Laydéna ay maiinítan si pan-emés na.He wants (water) for taking his bath to be heated.2i...anTo heat for someone.Iinítam sak-én si esá ay báso ay danóm.Heat a cup of water for me.
ínot1Active Verb-enTo do thoroughly, completely.Inótem ay mangistólya sin dinngém. Ilogím sin lamót na anggána sin tóbo na.Thoroughly relate what you heard. Begin at its roots until its leaves.2Stative verbma-For everyone or everything to be included in a given activityMaínot da ay mangán.They are all to be included in eating.Maínot ay maá.Everything can be included in being taken.See alsoam-índalóesétkapiyótpag1tepég 2
intóyaConjunctionIn case, in the event that; when introducing a qauestion, can be translated “What if...?”.Ibagám en inám intóya ling-ám.Tell your mother in case you forget.“Nantólag kamí en Biliot en omáli si masdém.” “Intóya adí omáli?”“Biliot and I arranged that he would come this afternoon.” “What if he doesn't come?”See alsotan intóya