Mapun - inum

inum

N-, mag-, ma-

pa-

-an/pa--an, pa--un, -un

To drink; to give s.o. a drink.

[The pa--an/-an suffix can be used interchangeably and are used when giving s.o. a drink out of the same glass, bottle, etc., or when asking someone to share some of their drink.]

Magsuku bay ku painum bi.

Thank you for giving me s.t. to drink.

Bong ya' na luu sīn nu, inuman nu ja' ku kola nu.

If you don't have anymore money, just give me a drink of your coke.

Inumun bohe' naa.

Drink that water.

Painumun do' sapi' ku.

Give my cow s.t. to drink.

Inuman do' ku.

Give me some water to drink.

mag-an

To drink liquor regularly.

Bong ko wā mag-inuman, ya' ko buwanan ku sīn saumu.

If you are always drinking liquor, I won't ever give you any money.

inuman

A drink of any kind.

Luu inuman ta njata'?

Do we have anything to drink upstairs?

panginum

Habitually drinks liquor; a drinker.

Mma' ku ya' nima' jama panginum bong handa ni anak na.

My father won't accept a drinker if he requests permission to marry his daughter.

kainuman

To have enough to drink.

Ya' ku kainuman bong sat disu sawan du.

I won't have enough to drink if there's just one glass.