-an
baingan/ baingi/ biyaingan,
me--an
mebaingan/ emangkebaingi/ ebaingan
To respect someone.
Biyaingan kos Jose tep maronong nowan.
I respected Jose because he is a good man indeed.
Naebaingan na toos Mr. Smith tep iyan-achal. ??
Mr. Smith is respected by people because he is educated.
To insult someone; shame someone; humiliate someone.
Biyaingan toak Pedro chafot ekak iyanbayad na othang ko.
Pedro insulted me on account that I have not paid my debt (to him).
i--an
ibaingan/ ibaingi/ inbaingan,
may--an
maybaingan/ emangkaibaingi/ iyaybaingan
To respect someone.
Inbiyaingan kos Jose tep maronong nowan.
I respected Jose because he is a good man indeed.
*Inbiyaingan toak Pedro chafot ekak iyanbayad na othang ko.
Pedro insulted me on account that I have not paid my debt (to him).
i-
ibaing/ inbaing,
mengi-
mengibaing/ manbabaing/ engibaing
To be ashamed of someone.
Ibaing toak uncle ko chafot ebithegak.
My uncle will be ashamed of me because I am poor.
Kebaing i nga-nged bisita.
The child is shy with the visitor.
Onbaing i nga-nged bisita.
The child will feel shy with the visitor.
Bimaing i nga-nged bisita.
The child felt shy with the visitor.
To offend.
To shame.