Karao - ki-ngel

Sound.

Which one sounds better? (as for two sentences)

ma- mahi-ngel

Able to be heard; audible.

Mahi-ngel i keljaw na ebotheng nonta edagwi.

The drunk’s shout could be heard last night.

on-

...nengoy pesing ton onki-ngel?

...how will he hear?

man- manki-ngel/ manki-ki-ngel/ iyanki-ngel

To hear; listen.

Iyanki-ngelak alid kantina na chamag.

I just heard the news at the kantina.

-an ki-ngedan or ki-ngelan/ ki-ngeli/ kini-ngedan or kini-ngelan,

meN- mengi-ngel/ manki-ki-ngel/ engi-ngel,

me--an meki-ngedan or meki-ngelan/ eki-ngelan or eki-ngedan

To listen; hear.

Kini-ngelan koy keljaw.

I heard the shout.

i- iki-ngel/ inki-ngel,

mengi- mengiki-ngel/ manki-ki-ngel/ engiki-ngel,

may- mayki-ngel/ emangkaiki-ngel/ iyayki-ngel

To cause or allow something to be heard or listened to by someone.

Iki-ngel mod si-kathoy kansiyon.

I let him listen to the song.

i--an (TH) iki-ngelan/ iki-ngeli/ inki-ngelan

To listen; hear.

Inki-ngelan koy keljaw.

I heard the shout.

Ki-ngelim i nangis na nga-nga.

You listen for the cry of the baby.

Inki-ngelan koy keljaw to.

I heard his shout.

To cause or allow someone to listen or hear something.

Inki-ngelan to ira na kansiyon.

She let them listen to the song.

Inki-ngelan ko na kansiyon.

I let him listen to the song.

maha-

Mahaki-ngel ka?

Can you hear?

Ahow, mahaki-ngelak.

Yes, I can hear.

Mahaki-ngel mo liy new chithan?

Can you hear the news there?

panki-ngel/ impanki-ngel

Act/time/way of hearing/listening

panki-ngedan/ iyanki-ngedan

Place of hearing or listening

keki-ngel/ ingkaki-ngel

Act/time/way of being heard.

keki-ngedan/ eki-ngedan

Place of hearing.

Panki-ngel ka!

You listen!

Ki-ngel ka!

You listen!

Ki-ngeli yo!

You listen for it!

chengel

To listen; hear.