madyaw-adyawma.dyaw.ʔa.dyawder. ofdayawvb.statsomewhat betterMadyaw-adyaw da uman ya sakit ku.My illness is somewhat better.
mag-magSCE. > VpfxV:AGT\S/Asp:Cont/stat:IRR/State:[+vol.]der.mag-allads.o. will lead /guide habituallymag-ilagkets.o. securely tie two things togethermaggagads.o. will guide or lead (by example)magkasambukpeople will become unitedmagliwanliwanpeople habitually trade; exchange goodsmagmaya-maya's.o. will move slowlymagpa-unas.o. will be caused to go ahead of s.o. elsemagpalipaslipass.o. hab. ignores someone or somethingmagpanamungs.o. will not force s.o. to marry s.b.magpananapanimals that crawl on the ground
mag-agawaymag.ʔagawayder. ofagaw3NIf somebody is a mag-agaway they raid, conquer, seize, or kidnap other people or their possessions by force.4.8.3.1Defeat
mag-agiˈʔa.gider. ofagi2VWhen someone mag-agi they will pass by a place.
mag-agung2ˈʔa.guŋder. ofagung1VMag-agung is when two people play two large brass gongs with one keeping a rhythym and the other one varying the beat.
mag-agut2ˈʔa.gutder. ofagut1to process abaka to process abaka V1strip the abaka fibers from the trunk2If a person mag-agut, he is shaving out the rough edges of the flat edge of bamboo strip.
mag-alaw2mag.ˈʔa.lauder. ofalaw1Vs.o. will hold in reserveSaid of food and things: to save back; make extra of something; to get something extra for someone if a person is going to a place to fetch something anyway.
mag-alāw2ʔa.ˈlauder. ofalāw1VprimIf a person mig-alāw an animal they drive it away, such as when chickens are eating grain drying in the sun on mats.Mag-alāw si Dé sa manuk kay gayed kyuman silan sa batad nan.Dé is habitually +drive +away the chicken(s) because they are eating her corn.
mag-alilin2ʔa.li.ninder. ofalilin1VIf a person will mag-alin another person he will drive them out.