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baro
Clothes; a blouse; a dress.
ma- mabecho
In the habit of wearing something.
Mabechos Maria na maschel angken petang.
Maria wears thick clothes even when it is hot.
man- (AG&TH) manbecho or manbaro/ manbabaro/ iyanbaro
To get dressed; wear clothes.
Iyanbaros Maria na maschel tep teg-in.
Maria dressed herself in thick clothes because it was cold.
i- (TH) ibaro/ inbaro,
mengi- mengibecho or mengibaro/ manbabaro/ engibaro or engibecho,
may- maybecho or maybaro/ emangkaibaro/ iyaybaro
To put on clothes.
Inbaron Mariay maschel tep teg-in.
Maria put on the thick clothes because it was cold.
Inbaron Mariay maschel cha anak to tep teg-in.
Maria put the thick clothes on her child because it was cold.
-an (LOC) bechoan or baroan/ baroi or bechoi/ bichoan or biyaroan,
me--an mebechoan or mebaroan/ emangkebaroi or emangkebechoi/ ebaroan
To dress someone.
Bichoan Mariay anak to na maschel tep teg-in.
Maria dressed her child in thick clothes because it was cold.
i--an (LOC) ibaroan/ ibaroi/ inbaroan,
may--an maybechoan or maybaroan/ emangkaibaroi/ iyaybaroan
To dress someone.
Inbaroan Mariay anak to na maschel tep teg-in.
Maria dressed her child in thick clothes because it was cold.
Pambaro ka!
You get dressed!
Baro ka!
You get dressed!
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