Yakan - iman

iman

Endurance; patience, restraint, forbearance.

Bang kite pinapeddi'an bu gey kite males iye ne imanin.

If we are beaten and we don’t take revenge, that is endurance.

Niya' imanne, tege iman a'a iyan.

He has forbearance, that person has restraint.

mag-, meke-

ta-

To endure s.t., to have forbearance, to restrain oneself (from doing s.t.).

Bang kite magsasa' duk sawe'ten, nungka' kite bang ga'i ta'imante.

If we quarrel with our companion, we will attack (him) if we are unable to restrain (ourselves).

Bisan iye inamāhan ga'i iye nungka' pegge' magiman iye.

Even if he is scolded he does not fight back because he has forbearance.

Bang ku binissā-bissāhan mura ku nambung pegge' ga'i ku meke'iman.

If I am scolded I easily answer back because I can not restrain (myself).

sandal

mag'iman-sabal

To endure s.t., to have forbearance, to restrain oneself from doing s.t.

Ine-ine la'at tekka si ka'u subey kew mag'iman-sabal.

Whatever bad happens to you, you should endure it.