Mapun - dambuli

dambuli

Last.

We were the very last ones to arrive at their house.

Pabeleng si Isa Almasi pa junya' ni llaw dambuli.

Jesus Christ is coming back to the earth on the last day.

dambulihan

Behind, rear or back (as in a bus, as of s.o. following in the back).

I'll sit in the back of the bus.

To be going, following or coming from behind or later.

Ninggai nda nu? Luu na nnaa dambuli.

Where is your wife? She's there coming behind.

Iya dambuli man kaam pa Sambuwangan.

He’ll be coming later after you to Zamboanga.

-um-, magpa-, ma-

pa--un

To put or cause s.o. to be last; happen to be last [-um-]; to go last (as in a line of people).

Waktu kami bay maglumba', lay ku dumambuli, batan lay bintas sinilas ku.

When we were racing, I fell behind, as my slipper broke.

Sangkon ku parambuli, sabap ya' katoonan ku lān.

The reason I fell behind was I didn't know the trail.

Soy bay madambuli kau mangan?

Who put you last to eat?