Karao - bilay

-an bidayan or bilayan

A place to hang things.

Mengidansaak chiyay na bidayan na baro.

I will put a nail here for a place to hang clothes.

ma- mabiday

Always hangs things up.

Mabiday si Juan na barod baliy na echom.

Juan always hands up his clothes in other people’s houses.

on- (TH) onbilay/ manbibilay/ bimilay

To hang.

Bimilay i ditdit cha panga na kejow.

The bat hung from the branch of the tree.

man- (TH) (AG&TH) manbiday, manbibilay/ iyanbilay

To hang.

Iyanbilay i ditdit cha panga na kejow na san-akow.

The bat hung from the branch of the tree the whole day.

To hang oneself.

Manbiday konos imbaliy mo so isija-an mo.

Your wife says she will commit suicide if you divorce her.

i- (TH) ibilay/ inbilay,

mengi- mengibiday/ manbibilay/ engibilay,

may- maybiday/ emangkaibilay/ iyaybilay

To hang, as on a nail, hook, clothesline, hangar, branch of a tree, the object hung is not secured and can be easily removed.

Ibilay moy pakod cha dansa say nat a-daen na aanak.

You hang the rope on the nail so that the children will not get it.

i--an (LOC) (NLOC) ibilayan/ ibilayi/ inbilayan,

may--an maybidayan/ emangkaibilayi/ iyaybilayan

To hang on something.

Ibilayan moy dansa na pakod.

You will hang the rope on the nail.

To hang for someone.

Ibilayan taha na pakod cha dansa.

I will hang the rope on the nail for you.

ba-jat

[Iba.] To hang.