ma-
maarig or ma-chig
Always giving examples.
Maarig na obda thon na esingpet.
He was always using his good work as an example.
Ma-chig si Pedro no gwariy piyan ton ibilin cha aanak.
Pedro always gives examples when he has advice to give to the children.
i- (TH and NTH)
iarig/ in-arig,
mengi-
mengiechig or mengiarig/ man-aarig/ mengiarig,
may-
may-echig or may-a-chig or may-i-chig/ iyay-arig
To give an example.
Iarig mo pango.
Give me an example please.
Iarig mo pangod jay.
Give me an example of this.
Iarig mo pay na sa-ki.
Give me another example.
Iarig moy sa-kid jay.
Give me an example of one of these.
Chakel i istoriyen in-arig ko nem eg to pay laeng egwathan.
I told many stories as examples, but he still does not understand.
To use as an example.
In-arig koy aanak nonta kowan itoroy pesing a nat manbesol.
I used the children as examples when I was teaching how not to sin.
i--an (LOC)
iarigan/ iarigi/ in-arigan
may--an
may-arigan/ emangkaiarigi/ iyay-arigan
To give someone an example.
Iarigan taha na ngaaw a epasamak cha si-kak say eg mo onoran.
I will give you an example of a bad thing that happened to me so that you won’t do it.
-en (TH)
arigen/ ariga/ iyarig,
meN-
mengarig/ man-aarig/ engarig
me-
maarig/ emangkaarig/ aarig
To be like someone or something.
Pansingsingpet ka say arigen mos awam a onbaing na too.
Be good so that you will be like your father who is respected by people.
Si-kathoy engarig aweton mathodong.
He is like his father who is helpful.
Same; like.