Two people or things (may-) separate from each other or a married couple divorces.
also masisyay
sina
hiwalay
savwal, syay
Maysyay ta na a somabat, ta mahep dana.
Let's separate now to go home, because it is already night.
Masisyay ta na, ah.
Let's separate now, hey.
Maysyay sa āmang kan ānang.
Father and mother divorce.
Someone (machi-) separates from someone or something (-en, pa--en).
Machisyay taba do kosto a rarahan.
Let's not separate from the right road.
Nachisyay si Jose da āmang kan ānang, as nakangay na do lāod.
Jose separated from father and mother, and then he went west.
Sinyay naba yaken, ta nāw ko a parinen iyaw makahwahok dya.
He did not separate from me, because I steadfastly do what pleases him.
Someone separates two or more things (pay--en) from each other.
Paysyayen mo karga kwaya.
Separate my cargo (from yours).
kapaysisyay
A division.
kapaysyay
The separation of two people or things.