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apoy
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Fire.
apoy
Madaet da tang apoy, poidia rang manggiaw.
The fire has already burned down to coals, you can now grill on it.
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ma-
For something to accidentally start on fire, be on fire; for someone's fever to be very high, making the person's skin feel like it's on fire, “burning up”.
Arey, gāpoy da tang palagdongkolan mi!
Oh no, your little shed for cooking rice is on fire!
Way, pisan ang gāpoy tang kinit tang mola!
Feel this, the child's fever is as if he's burning up!
pag-
For something to be burning, to be on fire; to appear to be burning.
Way, pagapoy da tang sinompok mong langaw!
Look, the firewood you stacked up is on fire!
Way, may pagapoy ong talsi!
Look, there's something that appears to be burning out at sea!
Some people believe that this light that appears to be burning out at sea is the ghost of a person who has drowned, called santirmo.
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pa--an
To make a fire underneath something, or to increase the heat of a fire or size of the flame.
Pāpoyan mo kay tang aglagaen ang lomabeng.
Please increase the fire under the beans that are being boiled.
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