Ibatan - akey

akey

Someone's willingness to do something from his own initiative.

ibig

Akey naw minonot dyaken aran dyi ko a rinara do bahay.

(It was) his willingness to come with [Lit. 'follow'] me even though I did not invite (him) to the house.

kalikāgom

Someone (ma-) is willing to do something.

Makey ako a mangay dyimo.

I am willing to go with you.

Someone or something likes, wants to do something (cha-).

rdp. chakakey 'to like better, prefer'

kayát

gusto

akey

Chakey na machisarita dyinyo.

He wants to talk with you.

Ikahot namen bahay kwaw, ta chakey na isayap.

We tied down my house, because it wants to fly away with (the wind).

Chakakey naw mangibahey so bokod na a kapangtokto.

He likes (better) to tell his own opinion.

ganay gosto pya

askeh

kakey

Someone's desire.

kakakey

Someone is careless.

Something (ma-) can (be), is possible, is about to happen.

rdp. makakey 'more possible, much better, preferable'

Makey a machimoy.

It is about to rain.

Nakey danaw makinaw kakoyab.

The machine was working [Lit. 'was possible'] yesterday.

Makey nya, ki makakey pa iyaw nyaya.

This is possible, but this (other one) is still (more) possible (preferable).

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