A small wrong done to someone; error; doubt, uncertainty.
Ge-ley lamang mintis, gerepan ang lagi.
Even if it's just a small
wrong, he immediately gets mad.
Binanggilo tang lamlam, sakep, anday mintis.
I threw a rock at the bird, I hit it, without an error.
Anday mintis paning ang enged ang mamangan ta
karni.
Without a doubt he will come to eat meat.
This is said about a person who comes uninvited to parties
where there is meat to eat.
mag-
pa--en
To do a small wrong to someone; to try one's patience,
resulting in being punished; to not take something
seriously; to doubt someone or something; for something
to be a bit off, not exact or not correct.
India magmintis ong yen, sigoradong masamita ta
palo!
Don't do
one
more
little
thing
to
try me, for sure
you will experience a whipping!
Indi ra lamang maboay magmintisa lamang ong
yen.
It won't be long now and you will try
my
patience (i.e.
to the point of being punished).
Ang molang pagbo-li ong ni tatay na,
agpamintisen na ra lamang.
A child who lies to his father, he is about
to
get
it
from him. (Meaning, the next time the child does it, he
will be punished.)
Ang malain ang taw ay silotan, indi magmintis.
An evil person will be punished, don't doubt it.
Ang simbangan amen pagmintis da.
Our scale is a little
bit
off already.