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sagga'
Durable; able to endure pain, sorrow or extreme hardship.
Mahap Honda binalli sabap sagga' kalangkapan na.
It's good to buy a Honda because their parts are durable.
Tud sagga' anak-anak naa ya' killahap san lambot.
That child is able to endure pain because he doesn't yell even when spanked.
maka-/ka-
Able to bear; able to tolerate or put up with s.t.
Niya' gi ya kasagga' sakkat maka indu'-mma' na sabap diki' gi ya.
He can't yet bear being separated from his parents because he is still young.
N-, mag-
-an, pinag--an
-an, -un
To oppose; to hold back; to resist (as one's appetite); to restrain.
The -un imp. focuses more on blocking, stopping or restraining the whole of s.t.. The -an imp. focuses more on a part of s.t. They can be used interchangeably sometimes.
Bong kam magsagga', sōng hallom langkat palhimpunan bi.
If you are always opposing each other, before long your organization will be destroyed.
Resist your appetite if you don't want to run out of provisions.
Saggaun anak-anak naa mari ya' labu'.
Restrain that child so he doesn't fall.
pagsaggaan
Opposition; a feud; quarrel.
That feud between people in this place is over the boundary line of property.
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