Karao - bangon

ke- kebangon

Waking up; getting up from sleep.

ma- mabangon

Easily awaken; easily disturbed from sleep.

Mabangon si nanang ko no medebi.

My mother is a light sleeper at night. [Lit. My mother is easily awaken at night.]

-an bengonan

Recently awaken; recently arose from sleep.

Bengonan ko nonta mimothok ka.

I’d just gotten up when you arrived.

on- (TH) onbangon/ manbabangon/ bimangon

To wake up; get up from sleeping.

Manoteng kayo; isonga bimangon i nga-nga.

You’re noisy; that’s why the child woke up.

-en (TH) bengonen/ bangona/ bingon,

meN- memengon/ manbabangon/ emangon,

me- mebengon/ emangkebangon/ ebangon

To cause to wake up or get up from sleeping

Bingon Juan si ahi to say manbayo.

Juan woke his sister up so she could pound rice.

i- (TH) ibangon/ inbangon,

mengi- mengibengon/ manbabangon/ engibangon,

may- maybengon/ emangkebangon/ iyaybangon

To help someone get up; implies that the person cannot do so by himself, e.g. child, old person, sick person.

Ibangon jo ta a aama tep eg onposi.

You help the old man get up (from bed) because he can’t manage by himself.

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Ibangon chiy agong a eto-kan nonta powek.

They will raise up the granary that fell over during the storm.

Impabangon chay women's club.

They had the woman's club start up again.