Kinaray-a

Introduction

Kinaray-a is a language of Philippines. It is spoken in Western Panay, Iloilo and Antique provinces; Mindanao; national capital region.

Dialects

Anini-y, Guimaras Island (Gimaras), Hamtik, Lambunao, Miag-Ao, Pandan, Pototan. Antique area has 75% comprehension of Filipino (See: Filipino?); 90% of Hiligaynon (See: Hiligaynon); Iloilo area, 95% of Hiligaynon; 90% of Antique.

The Kinaray-a Verb

Verblist

• bahën
• balhas
• basol
• bugto
• gobyerno
• hani
• isara
• pungko
• raha
• sid-o
• sëlëd
• tangkëgë
• tanëm
• tubig
• uran

• bakal -- to buy
• balang -- to throw
• bangət, higut -- to tie up, fasten
• bis ak -- to cut, hack
• buksan -- to open, uncover
• buno, sagap -- to stab, pierce
• dupla -- to spit
• hambal, ku un -- to say
• hampak -- to hit
• hibi -- to cry
• hubag -- to swell
• huyəp -- to blow
• ílig -- to flow
• inəm -- to drink
• isip -- to count
• kadlaw -- to laugh
• kaən -- to eat
• kagat -- to bite
• kalot -- to scratch
• kutkot -- to dig
• luto -- to cook
• maagto -- to come
• mabatang -- to lie down
• mabuhi -- to live, be alive
• madagdag -- to fall
• madamgo -- to dream
• maginhawa -- to breathe
• mahadlək -- to fear
• mainaramən -- to know, be knowledgeable
• makita -- to see
• malangoy -- to swim
• maləpad -- to fly
• maliso -- to turn
• mamati -- to hear
• maminsar -- to think
• mangawti -- to steal
• manguma -- to work
• manguy ab -- to yawn
• mapatay -- to die, be dead
• mapungko -- to sit
• masimhot -- to sniff, smell
• matindog -- to stand
• maturog -- to sleep
• panaw -- to walk
• pangita -- to hunt
• patyon -- to kill
• pili -- to choose
• puga -- to squeeze
• saka -- to climb
• səyəp, supsup -- to suck
• suka -- to vomit
• sunugon -- to burn
• tagə -- to hide
• tahi -- to sew
• tanəm -- to plant
• tiro -- to shoot
• usang -- to chew