Day.
general division of the day: mabekas (panonotong to payriyagen), māraw (payriyagen to mayegen), makoyab (madipwat to somdep), mahep (maysarisari to abak no mahep);
specific division of the day: panonotong or parbāngon, pagbigbig pālad, maysesedang, omhep, payriyagen, mayegen, madipwat, mabodis, somdep, maysarisari, abak no mahep
aldáw
araw
araw
Do nakapaypahabas no araw, pinirwa na nangay a chiniban.
After the passing of days, he went again to see (something).
The time (ma-) is daytime, from the rising of the sun until sunset when there's light.
ma- māraw
see araw2 for maraw 'to eat a meal'; Ivv. máraw 'morning, noontime', maráw 'to have lunch';
when anchan māraw is said in the evening, it implies dawn or sunrise; when said in the morning, implies sometime around 11:00 a.m. to noon; when said at noon, implies the next day
máraw
Mayam tanchan ālas singko, ta māraw pa.
Let's go when it is five o'clock, because it will still be daytime.
May ta na, ta māraw dana.
Let's go now, because it is already daytime (into the midmorning).
kararaw
Every day, daily.
mayegen araw
Noontime, midday.
panman syan araw
The first days of long ago.
also nanman pan araw
panoman pan araw
The beginning of days.