Inabaknon

Introduction

Inabaknon is a language of Philippines. It is spoken in North Samar Province, east Visayas region, San Bernardino strait, Capul island, west Samar coast facing the island; Manila.

The Inabaknon Verb

Verblist

• buwahi'

• abri +d1 -- to open, uncover
• alimagmag?, urup-urupan? -- to know, be knowledgeable
• allom -- to live, be alive
• antan, kumkom, kumol -- to hold
• arop -- to turn
• baho1 +d1, hingos, singo -- to sniff, smell
• balitok, tur'og -- to throw
• balli -- to buy
• bataw-bataw, kulaw? -- to see
• bikho' +d1, ngalngal -- to cry
• buka +d1, si'ak, tunga' +d1 -- to split
• bundak +d1, dugsang -- to stab, pierce
• bungkal, kadkad, ukad +d1 -- to dig
• buno' +d1, matay, utas -- to kill
• da'ito, pada- -- to come
• daplos, sagka -- to climb
• daras -- to flow
• gu'os, ingkot -- to tie up, fasten
• hadhad -- to cut, hack
• haluthot, tahi' -- to sew
• hingasong -- to breathe
• huna'-huna' -- to think
• huyam +d1 -- to yawn
• igo'1 -- to hit
• inom, tal'ok -- to drink
• isip, kwinta -- to count
• kabos, kakan -- to eat
• kali, pakali -- to hear
• kibkib, pa'pa', pang'it -- to bite
• kuba-kuba, kulba +d1 -- to fear
• kudkod -- to scratch
• labbok, pilipig, tappa -- to pound, beat
• langngan -- to walk
• laris, tangkaw, unas -- to steal
• layog -- to fly
• libbak -- to lie down
• lubo2, tanom -- to plant
• malli' -- to work
• mamanwa, pamanwa -- to hunt
• matay, pu'o -- to die, be dead
• palling, pinugad, sabi +t -- to say
• pana' -- to shoot
• patatawa, turakhak -- to laugh
• pihi' -- to squeeze
• pili' +t+d1 -- to choose
• raknag -- to fall
• rangi -- to swim
• rukda', tupra -- to spit
• samsam -- to chew
• sugna' -- to cook
• sunog +t+d1, surit -- to burn
• supsop -- to suck
• tago' -- to hide
• tingkarag, tingkulo' -- to sit
• tubo'1 +t+d1, uswag -- to grow
• tunggo -- to stand
• turi -- to sleep
• uta' -- to vomit