bisaracouncil or court of elders, dispute or court case to be decided by the village elders usually. A debate or heated discussion, serious conversation, usually to settle a problem or make a deal, trial, hearing to determine fault. See also: bityara (PC dialect), bitsara (PS dialect). Spelled: bisara [no glottal], most of the time.Kayangga tebes bisara de Metriya beke' I Balliun.The dispute/conversation of Mitriya and Ballion is not yet settled.Tiban bisara dye.Today/Now is their trial/court.Maya kunu' bisara miyu leid tenga' eldew.You have court case this later noon time.Tahaga' ya na meg-arap dut bibiserananRequest him to appear in court.Megbisara - to talk to each one who have fault.; Pegbiseranen - someone is conversing.; Pegbiseranan - venue, the place where they are meeting.; Pemimisara - conversation.; Ipebisara - to let someone converse of his fault, to settle the problem with.; Nebisara - have been finished/settled their problem.; 'Sara' is one of the words for 'law', and 'bisara'' may be taken from it, as they have related meanings.antkulilalansynbayadbisanabisanabitsarabuwisgrupoisunkekunsialankeseruruaan2komisyonkomitemegdawamenindewparu 1pegbiserananpegdiawabanpegtingtimungpegtingtimungpengaku'3pinegtingtimungan neng kekunsialan1pinegtingtimungan neng kekunsialan2regureguriklamoriklamorupunganrupungansawey2sinaweysulutsumbung2 1sumbung2 1tindal2 1tindal3tindew2ukuman 1ukuman 1upakat
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