migsengasenga2sɜŋasɜŋader. ofsengasenga1VIf a person or animal is migsengasenga, they are panting for breathe from over-exertion or to cool off body.Migsengasenga to-o ya kalabaw kay mapasu'.The water buffalo was really panting because its [body] was hot.
migsingkaka'siŋkakaʔder. ofsingkaka'VIf branches of a tree, vine, or plant are migsingkaka', the branches are inter-twined with each other.Migsingkaka' ya sanga na bulak.The branches of the flower are +inter-twined together.
migsipanalangder. ofpanalangVpeople are each warming themselves by a fire or source of heat
migsipatanam2tanamder. oftanam1Vs.o. to click /chatter their teethMigsipatanem sa untu nan.His/her teeth where chattering.
migsugkul2sugkulder. ofsugkul1Vjoined together two pieces of clothKaliman ku migsugkul ya dagmay.I would like to +join +together the ends of the dagmay.
migta-udVs.o. attaches money to bride or groom (to honor them)A relatively new custom adapted from the Visayan lowlanders when the Tagakaulo were required to have a church wedding to get birth certificates for children and help from government programs. It is not a traditional Tagakaulo custom.
