on-
onkesas
A sharp-edged object, such as broken glass, piece of metal, knife, etc., that wounds by cutting or slicing.
Onkesas i eboy a pirongko.
A broken bottle is a sharp-edged object that can cut.
-en
kegsasen/ kesasa/ kinsas,
meN-
mengsas/ mankekesas/ iyangsas,
me-
megsas/ emangkegsas/ iyagsas
To cut or slice something by means of a sharp-edged object.
Pansapatos ka say eg kegsasen na mangkaritem a bathoy chafan mo.
You wear shoes so that the sharp-edged stones will not cut the bottoms of your feet.
Botiljiy iyangsas na chafan to.
A bottle is what cut the bottom of his foot.
i-
ikesas or iksas/ inkesas,
mengi-
mengikesas or mengiksas/ mankekesas/ engikesas,
may-
maykegsas/ emangkaikesas or emangkaiksas/ iyaykesas
To use for cutting or slicing, such as a sharp-edged object.
Inkesas na dahiy edathian a danchok tep nagwiy echom a osalen to.
The man used the rusty metal to cut with because he had nothing else to use.
-an
kegsasan/ kesasi/ kinsasan,
me--an
megsasan/ emangkegsasi/ iyagsasan
To make a small cut or slice with a sharp-edged object.
Kinsasan na nurse i kidat na oleg et bimo-day i chala.
The nurse made a small cut where the snake bit him and blood came out.
Megsasan i kidat na oleg say onbo-day i sabirong.
We will make a small cut where the snake bit him so that the poison will come out.
i--an
ikesasan/ ikesasi/ inkesasan,
may--an
maykegsasan/ emangkaiksasi or emangkaikesasi/ iyaykesasan
To cut or slice with a sharp-edged object for someone.
Inkesasan Juan si imbaliy tod chafan to tep mathekot a mengsas.
Juan cut the bottom of his wife’s foot for her because she was afraid to do the cutting.
*Kimesas i nga-nga na kaamayo tho. ok-Iyangsas i nga-nga na kaamayo tho.
The child cut his playmate (with a sharp object).