Karao - bilag1

An object that is positioned in sunlight to dry, i.e. wet laundry, harvested rice.

Idak i bilag tep niyan-itayab na chahem.

I got the things that had been put out to dry because the wind kept on blowing them away.

-an bidagan or bilagan

A place for drying things in the sun; a clothesline.

Mapteg i bathon bidigan na ketap.

Rocks are a good place to dry blankets.

ma- mabidag

Always putting in the sun to dry.

Mabidag na ketap na gwiya-gwa.

She puts the blanket in the sun everyday.

man- (AG) (AG/TH) manbidag or manbilag/ manbibilag/ iyanbilag

To dry in the sun.

Manbilagak na pahiy no on-akow.

I will dry some rice when it is sunny.

To dry or warm oneself.

Manbilagak cha akow.

I will warm myself in the sun.

i- (TH) ibilag/ inbilag,

mengi- mengibidag or mengibilag/ manbibilag/ engibilag,

may- maybidag or maybilag/ iyaybilag

To position in the sun to dry.

Inbilag koy damping tep iyalpek.

I put the diapers in the sun to dry.

Ibilag koy ketap cha batho.

I will put the blanket on the rock to dry.

-an (LOC) bidagan or bilagan/ bilagi /binidagan or binilagan,

me--an mebidagan or mebilagan/ ebilagan

To dry in the sun (in a particular location).

Bilagan koy batho na ketap.

I will put the blanket on the rock to dry in the sun.

i--an (NLOC) ibiligan/ ibiligi/ inbiligan,

may--an maybidigan/ emangkaibiligi/ iyaybiligan

To dry in the sun for someone.

Ibilagan taha na ketap cha batho.

I will put the blanket on the rock to dry for you.

Pan-ibilag jo say memeka.

Spread them out in the sun so they will dry.

me- (TH) mebidag/ emangkebilag/ ebilag

To spread.

A-daen cha jay a bedat na kadasan et palpalpalen cha ingkathod mebidag a singen dofot.

They will take the bark of a tree and beat it repeatedly until it is spread out like cloth.

maha

To dry (by air).