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ngaliyu
To go beyond (a boundary or limit).
Ga'i ku kasandal lumengngan bang ngaliyu lahat ne.
I don’t like to go places if (I have to) go beyond (my home) area.
Bang kew ngaliyu lahat subey hāp addatnun.
If you go beyond (your home) area your behavior should be good.
ngaliyuhan
To surpass, go beyond s.t. (quality of a person or item).
Ga' ne niya' ngaliyuhan hāpnen.
Nothing goes beyond (surpasses) his goodness.
Ga' niya' ngaliyuhan ta'unen (atawa hadjenen).
Nobody surpasses his knowledge (or size).
paliyu
To go beyond (a boundary or limit); to go or move over (to the other side of s.t.); encroach.
Bang ga'i hāp pabākankun paliyu ku si dembiya'.
When the place I am lying is not good, I move over to the other side.
Kata'uhanne tamanan bulaknen paliyu pe iye.
He knows the extent of his land but he still goes beyond it.
We'ey pe kew paliyu manabu'in bu niya' du tabu'an si lahatbi.
Why do you go beyond (your market) to do your shopping when you have a market in your place?
Bang kew melli ga'i makajari paliyu amban sempū' pilak.
If you buy something you may not go beyond (over) ten pesos.
dembiya' (pa)labi (pa)lapey
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a'a liyu-liyu
A person from another place; foreigner; stranger; outsider.
Duma'in ku inin a'a amban lahat inin, a'a liyu-liyu ku.
I am not a person from this place; I am a stranger.
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