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anak
1. 1
A child; offspring (of either humans or animals, kinship term). [When the child is indefinite, anak becomes anak-anak].
Dangoy na anak nu?
How many children do you have now?
anak lalla
Son.
anak danda
Daughter.
anak iyatin
A child whose father has died.
anak ilu'-ilu'
A child whose mother has died.
anak-mpu
Grandchild; descendant.
anak tili'
Stepchild.
anak halambiyara'
An illegitimate child.
anak-danganakan
Relatives; nephew; niece.
anak inaku
An adopted child.
anakan
Having a child or children.
Your joy is lacking if you don't have children.
taanak-anak
To be sort of young; sort of like a child.
It isn't yet fitting for you to be given the last of my secret knowledge because you are still sort of young.
hanak
To have a child born by s.o.; to be able to have a child; to bear a child.
Nda ku ya' hanak.
My wife can't have any children.
1.2
A part of any comprehensive whole.
anak battis
Toe.
anak tangan
Finger.
baran
anak haron
A rung of a ladder; a step
anak kallu
Pestle.
anak tapaan
Pieces of bamboo used for the flooring of a drying rack for copra.
1.3
Interest or return on a loan or investment.
Dangoy anak sīn bong kita ngindam ni bangku?
How much interest is there on the money if we borrow from a bank?
N-
-an
To pay interest on a loan.
Bong ko nanda', subay ko nganak buwan-buwan.
If you pawn s.t., you should pay interest every month.
Pay interest on the money you borrowed from me.
ma-
pa--un
To charge s.o. interest on a loan. [When the money being charged interest on is in focus instead of the person being charged interest "mahanak/pahanakun" is used].
Daa ko maanak jama miskin.
Don't charge poor people interest.
Pahanakun sīn nu bong bay indam jama.
Charge interest on your money when people borrow it.
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