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kasal
kasál
Wedding ceremony.
kasal
Ang kasal tang angkeno ay ong tomakon.
The wedding of my niece is next year.
maN-
To attend a wedding. (This usually refers to the wedding feast and party at the house afterwards, but can also be used about attending the ceremony in the church.)
mag-
-en
For a priest, pastor, or mayor to marry a couple; for a couple to be married.
Sinopa tang padi ang magkasal ong nira?
Who is the priest who will marry them?
Ang babay ang ba-long kinasal dorong i-yak na ong sobrang kalipay.
The girl who was just married cried very hard because of her great joy.
magpakasal, pakasal
ipakasal
pa--an
For a couple to get married (lit. cause themselves to be married); for parents to marry their daughter to a certain man; for a man to marry a certain woman.
Galiag da si Juan may ang nobia na ang magpakasal piro indi pa maliag tang mga ginikanan nira.
Juan and his girlfriend want to get married but their parents don't want them to yet.
Tanoamopa pakasal?
When will you get married?
Ang ya-long ana tang adi ipakasal na ong prinsipi ong domang banoa.
The king will have his third daughter marry a prince from another country.
Ang nanay indi maliag ang pakasalan tang ana na tang babay ang inabdetan na.
The mother doesn't want her son to marry the girl he got pregnant.
kasálan
Wedding reception.
karasalen
A couple who is about to be married; the bride and bridegroom.
Yading karasalen tang padi mga pista ong bario.
The priest has many couples to marry when it is fiesta in the barrio.
Way, narin da tang babay ang karasalen!
Look, the bride is here!
kinasal
Newly married couple.
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