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achal
An education; learning.
Achal i mesepol na toon manbiyag.
Education is what a person needs for living.
ma- maachal
Fond of learning.
Maachal iriy anak Juan.
Juan’s children are fond of learning.
on- on-achal/ man-aachal/ imachal
To learn.
Imachal si Juan na kedsel nonta iyan-iskwided Bagiw.
Juan learned to misbehave when he went to school in Baguio.
man- man-achal/ man-aachal/ iyan-achal
To be highly educated, implies professional level, i.e. 4-5 years of college education.
Naiyan-obdes Maria say man-achal i anak to.
Maria works (for pay) so that her child will be educated.
-en (TH) achalen/ achala/ iyachal or ichal,
meN- mengachal/ man-aachal/ engachal,
me- maachal/ emangkaachal/ aachal
To learn.
Iyachal kod Mariay pesing a mandotho.
I learned how to cook from Maria.
i--an iachalan/ iachali/ in-achalan
To cause or allow someone to learn.
Iachalan taha na dotho.
I will let you learn how to cook.
Siyay piyan ton on-achal na dotho? Siyay piyan ton man-achal na dotho? Siyay piyan ton mengachal na dotho?
Who wants to learn to cook?
pan-achal/ impan-achal
Act/time of getting an education.
pan-achalan/ iyan-achalan
A place of getting an education.
ka-chal/ ingka-chal
Act/time of being educated/ learned.
Inam-ay i ka-chal na to-nak tep naesi-neng na olay.
It is easy to learn how to plant rice because you can always see [the arrangement of the plants].
ka-chalan/ aachalan
Place of being educated/ learned.
Cha iskwidaan i engachalan ko na basa.
School is where I learned to read.
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