Maranao

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    Introduction

    Maranao is a language of Philippines. It is spoken in Mindanao, Lanao del Norte and Lanao del Sur provinces.

    Dialects

    Intelligibility of Iranun (See: Iranun) 87%, of Maguindanaon (See: Maguindanaon) 52%.

    The Maranao Verb

    Verblist

    akot, anop, aol, arap, atoren, ayon, ba'ad, ba'al, ba'an, babad, babak, babes, bada, badal, badok, badong, bagad, bager, bagi', bagiq, bago, bakaw, bakes, bakesan, baklay, balang, balik, bambang, ban, bandas, bandos, bangan, bangat, bangen, banger, bangkat, banig, bansay, bansing, bantay, banto, bantog, baoa, baqad, baqal, baqan, barantan, barina, barinta, barong, baros, basa', basag, basal, basbas, baseng, batak, batal, batalo', batang, bataw, bateng, bater, batik, batok, bawa, bawas, begay, bilang, bono', bosong, dagem, dakep, danon, deleg, gabas, gakes, gamit, gatel, iap, igo', inom, iop, isip, itog, itong, kan, kelas, kilala, kilang, laiog, lakit, lambeg, langoi, langoy, latag, lateg, layat, layog, lipat, lompat, loto', lotoq, matay, nggay, ogop, olog, oma, omon, palalagoy, pamola, panik, paratiyaya, pasang, piliq, saiao, sakay, sakrad, sambor, sandai, sanday, sangit, sapa', sapo, sarig, sayan, sayaw, sengal, sisig, sisim, sogot, tabang, takan, talo, tamat, tambak, tangkap, tenang, tentem, tepak, tepek, tepel, tepes, tibaw, tikem, tila, tilad, timad, timbak, tindeg, titig, titir, to', tolak, tolod, toq, torog, tot, totol, wan.