hadlukvSomeone is frightened by someone else or something.ginahadlūkanvSomeone or something is that of which someone is frightened.Ginahadlūkan 'aku kay, 'ang 'inda syap, hay pūru 'ispīhu 'ang dingding.I am frightened because, as for their shop, the wall is all glass.ginakahadluk'Anu pa 'ang ginakahadluk mu?What else are you frightened of?magpakahadluk1'Ayaw kamu magpakahadluk kay ma'āyu 'ang 'ākun pamatyag.Do not allow yourselves to be afraid because I am feeling well.2imper vCommonly with a negative.3vDo not allow yourself to be afraid!nahadluk1adjSomeone is afraid of someone else or something.Nahadluk is predicate, the one afraid is topic, and the person or thing which is the object of fear is a noun or pronoun introduced by sa.Nahadluk 'ini siya sa 'īmu kay kung 'īmu siya 'ipapatay.This one is afraid of you because he might be allowed by you to be killed.2Someone is afraid to do something.Nahadluk is predicate, the one afraid is topic, and the circumstance feared is a phrase introduced by nga.Nahadluk si Rūsa nga masayūran niya kung 'anu 'ang ginahambay sa tiligrāma.Rosa was afraid to find out what was said in the telegram.3Someone is afraid that something will happen.Nahadluk is predicate, the one afraid is topic, and the circumstance feared (optional) is a clause introduced by nga.Nang ginapangasawa na 'aku nagbālik 'aku sa Bakhāwan, kay nahadluk 'aku nga kadāmu' na 'ang nagapangasawa sa 'ākun.When someone courted me I returned to Bakhawan, because I was afraid that there were many who wanted to court me.Hay nahahadluk na kami hay nagabakwit gāni' kami 'adtu.We were already really afraid when we were evacuating there [to that place].pahadlukcaus vSomeone allows herself or himself to be afraid of someone else, something, a particular situation.
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