dipāravSomeone cares for someone else or something.cf'alāga''alāga''alāga''alāga''alagā'an'atāman'atāman'atāman'atāman'aturgar'aturgar'aturgar'aturgardāhandāhandāhandāhanginadahānigina'intindiha'intindi2'intindi2'intindi2'intindi2naga'aturgarpag'atāmandiparāhunMas gustu pa niya 'ang magpinanumbāyay kag magkāyat ning kung 'anu'ānu nga manga balīta' kaysa diparāhun 'ang 'iya 'unga' sa pagpakā'un sa tāma' nga 'ūras.To go [visiting] from house to house and to promulgate all kinds of gossip was more desirable to her than that her children would be cared for by being fed at the right time.ginadipāraGinadipāra 'ang 'ākun manga 'unga' nga waya' pay 'asāwa.My children who still have no spouses are cared for.magadipāravSomeone or something is cared for by someone else.Sina Lūlu kag si Lūla hay maguyang na; kahinangyānun ninda 'ang duktur nga magadipāra sa 'inda.As for Grandfather and Grandmother, [they] are already old; they need a doctor who will care for them.nagadipāraMay nagadipāra, paghuman ning kabā'ung.Someone is caring [for the dead person by] preparing a coffin.pagdipāragersomeone's caring for someone or somethingMama, 'inang 'īmu 'asāwa nga 'ikaduha, pamatyagan mu kung ma'āyu man 'ang pagdipāra sa 'īmu.Mother, as for that second spouse of yours, sense if [his] caring for you is good.cf'alāga''atāman'aturgardāhan'intindi2
Leave a Reply