Yakan - hāp

1

Good (quality of things and moral character).

Hāp addatnen.

His customs are good.

Hāp kinakan hayepin tu'u.

The food of the animals is good here.

petten

dupang ga'i hāp

2

Nice; pretty; beautiful (of the appearance of s.t.).

Hāp luma'nun.

Your house is nice/beautiful.

Hāp dende a'a iyan.

That girl is good looking.

himpit mannis(an) lingkat

debbes

kahāpan

To like s.t.; be pleased with s.t.

Kahāpan ku si olosnun.

I like your sarong. (I am pleased with your sarong.)

sinna siddik 2 (ka)sulut(an)

VARIOUS WORDS CONCERNING GOOD
bale2	good, nice
gām	good situation, well off
hatul	to fix, repair, make good
himpit	beautiful, even featured
lingkat	beautiful, pretty
lu'uy	melodious, pleasant
mannis	beauty, beautiful
mustajab	good, edifying
palmanis	a spell to make good
petten	well-behaved
tanam	good, nice, comfortable
tanul	well-behaved; helpful
tigtu	good with s.t., neat, tidy
untul1	in good state, mended, repaired
untul2	morally good, upright

pahāp

N-, mag- (pl.)

To make up after a quarrel; to reconcile people.

Bakas billa'i ku mahāp iye pī si sawe'nen.

I was there reconciling her to her companion.

Pahāpku iye pī si samanen.

I reconciled him to his father.

maghāp (magkahāp)

To reconcile (of quarreling parties).

Magkahāp ne a'a bakas magsasa'in.

The people who quarreled are reconciled now.

Kuwe'itu maghāp ne siye.

Now they are reconciled.

Pī ku maghāp siye.

I will go (in order that) they may be reconciled.

3

pahāp

To improve s.t.; make s.t. better.

Pahāpun kahinang luma'nun.

Make the building of your house better.

Pahāp-hāpne addatnen.

He has improved/made better his behavior.

pahāp

(see pahāp2)

To decorate s.t., make s.t. look nice (as the face, hands and feet of a bride).

kahāp-hāp

(see kahāp-hāp)

Instead of.