bagi-ider. ofbagi'13portionVdivide into portions as one’s share
bagi'1ˈba.giʔ1SCE.one’ s inheritance2Npart of sablag request3SCE.portionder.bagi-an1bagi-ider.bagi-an2inherited my portion due mekabagi-anportion or inheritance that will be givenkabagi'apportionedmagbagi's.o. apportions somethingmangagi's.o. apportions things to many people
bagidba.ˈgidSCE.sharpen on honing stoneSuch as a knife, a metal cutting tool.6.7Toolder.bagidan2will sharpen on a honing stonemagbagids.o. sharpens (a knife or blade)
bagidan2bagidder. ofbagidVwill sharpen on a honing stone
bagnasˈbag.nasSCE.clean by scrubbing5.6Cleaningder.bagnasanwill clean by scrubbing s.th. bagnasiscrub it clean for mekabagnasanbe scrubbed clean from dirt or bloodmagbagnass.o. cleans by scrubbingmamagnass.o. washes things (dishes, plate, silverware)migbagnas2The woman migbagnas the floor by scrubbing it witha sack or brush and water. pigbagnas2clean by scrubbing s.th.
bagnudˈbag.nudSCE.clean one’s body by rubbing it with a soft stone5.6.1Clean, dirty5.6.2Batheder.bagnudan2will clean s.th. by rubbing itbagnudirub it with stonemagbagnud2s.o. cleans their body by rubbing it with soft stone as custommigbagnud2If a person migbagnud they wiped up the mud from something by rubbing or cleaned their body by rubbing it with a soft stone.
bagnudan2ˈbag.nudder. ofbagnudVwill clean s.th. by rubbing itBagnudan ku ya bantal Sabadu.I will clean by rubbing the floor on Saturday.
bagnudider. ofbagnudVrub it with stoneBagnudi to-o na lulu-ay ya lawas mu.Really rub with the stone my body.
bagsa'2ˈbag.saʔNIf rice plants are infested with bagsa' they are being eatened by a small worm.
bagsa'1ˈbag.saʔSCE.site a gunder.bagsa-enwill site a gun at s.th. pigbagsa'3If a man aims a gun he will pigbagsa' first, that is, he will look down the site at the intended target.
bagu1baguadj.qualitynew9.2.1Adjectivesder.baguwunrestore s.th. to like newnyabagusomeone or something to become newrestore to original shape, formpabaguwanrenew somethingpigbagumade new; restored to original