kedsang
Strength; refers to people and animals.
Say kedsang na sampolon too, inges toy kedsang na sa-kin kabajo.
The strength of ten people, it is the same as the strength of one horse.
ma-
mahedsang
mangkahedsang/ iyangkahedsang
Strong; refers to people and animals.
Mahedsang cha Ambangeg i oran.
The rain in Ambangeg is strong.
Kiyojod na mahedsang i dogan.
The strong (person) pulled the vehicle.
Kiyojod na mahedsang a tooy dogan.
The strong person pulled the vehicle.
on- (TH)
onkedsang/ mankedkedsang/ kimedsang
To become strong.
Kimedsang i mansekit a too nonta mimapteng i kakan to.
The sick person became strong when he ate well.
man- (AG&TH)
mankedsang/ mankedkedsang/ iyankedsang
To make oneself strong.
Mankedsnag kiya say onposi kiya na ahad.
Let’s make ourselves strong so that we will be able to hike.
-en (TH)
kedsangen/ kedsanga/ kiyedsang,
meN-
mengedsang/ mankedkedsang/ engedsang,
me-
mekedsang/ emangkekedsang/ ekedsang
To cause to become strong; strengthen.
Kiyedsang na exercise si Juan.
Exercise made Juan strong.
i- (TH)
ikedsang/ inkedsang,
mengi-
mengikedsang/ mankedkedsang/ engikedsang,
may-
maykedsang/ emangkaikedsang/ iyaykedsang
To strengthen.
Inkedsang na mapteng a mekan i nga-nga.
The good food made the child strong.
-an (TH)
kedsangan/ kedsangi/ kiyedsangan,
me--an
mekedsangan/ emangkekedsangi/ ekedsangan
To cause to become strong or even stronger.
Kiyedsangan toak na mapteng a jo-kow na kiyalebian.
Getting a good night’s sleep every night made me stronger.
i--an
ikedsangan/ ikedsangi/ inkedsangan,
may--an
maykedsangan/ emangkaikedsangi/ iyaykedsangan
To put one’s strength into doing something.
Inkedsangan min pilmiy koyod na dogan.
We put all our strength into pulling the vehicle.
pe-
Pekedsang tayoy pamati tayo.
We will strengthen our faith.
ipa-
ipakedsang/impakedsang
mengipa-/engipa-
mengipakedsang/ engipakedsang
maypa-/iyaypa-
maypakedsang/ emangkapakedsang/ iyaypakedsang
Strength Words
| kedsang |
Strong, refers to people and animals. |
| kagway |
Strong or robust, refers to plants. |
| ki-det |
Strong, refers to inanimate objects such as rope, wire or manmade objects such as a fence, wall, house. |
| pekes |
Strong, refers to pressure, such as flow of water, wind; loud, refers to volume of sound. |