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jasjas
Breath.
ma- mayasjas
Usually breathes hard.
Mayasjas i matheben too no man-ekad.
A fat person usually breathes hard when he walks.
on- (TH) onjasjas/ manjasjasjas/ jimasjas
To breathe.
Jimasjas si Pedro na banay tep aragwiy bintik to.
Pedro breathed hard because he had run a long ways.
man- manjasjas/ manjasjasjas/ iyanjasjas
To breathe.
Siyay iyanjasjas niwa ispiho?
Who breathes on the mirror?
-an jasjasan/ jasjasi/ jiyasjasan,
meN- menasjas/ manjasjasjas/ enasjas,
me--an mejasjasan/ emangkejasjasi/ ejasjasan
To breathe on something.
Jiyasjasan na ebotheng i nga-nga.
The drunk breathed on the child.
Siyay enasjas niwa ispiho?
Who breathed on the mirror?
i--an ijasjasan/ ijasjasi/ injasjasan,
mengi- mengijasjas/ manjasjasjas/ engijasjas,
may--an mayjasjasan/ emangkaijasjasi/ iyayjasjasan
To help someone breathe; implies giving mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.
Injasjasan Pedros Juan nonta etongba.
Pedro helped Juan beathe when he fainted.
man- (AG) manjasjas/ manjasjasjas/ iyanjasjas
To rest.
Manjasjas kiya nin tep iyabdiy kiya.
Let’s rest a while because we are tired.
i- (TH) ijasjas/ injasjas,
mengi- mengijasjas/ manjasjasjas/ engijasjas,
may- mayjasjas/ emangkaijasjas/ iyayjasjas
To cause to rest.
Injasjas to ma nga-nga tep iyabdiy na ok-ok.
He made that child rest because he was worn out from coughing.
Iyayjasjas i nga-nga tep iyabdiy.
The child was made to rest because he was tired.
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