Karao - marikit

mangkamarikit or mechihit or mamechihit

A young, unmarried woman.

Beautiful; pretty; unmarried.

Marikit i anak mo.

Your daughter is beautiful.

on- onmarikit

The thing that causes someone to be pretty.

Onmarikit i ngi-chit.

A smile makes one pretty.

ma- mamarikit

Always making oneself pretty.

Mamarikit si Maried iskwidaan.

Maria always makes herself pretty at school.

marmarikithan

prettier

kamarikithan

prettiest

on- (TH) onmarikit/ manmamarikit/ mimarikit

To become pretty.

Mimarikit i nga-nga nonta iyanbaro na mapteng.

The child became pretty because she wore a pretty dress.

man- (AG&TH) manmarikit/ manmamarikit/ iyanmarikit

To make oneself pretty.

Manmarikit kiya say isada ra kiya.

Let’s make ourselves pretty so that they will want to dance with us.

i- (TH) imarikit/ inmarikit,

mengi- mengimarikit or mengimechihit/ manmamarikit/ engimarikit,

may- maymarikit or maymechihit/ iyaymarikit

To cause to become beautiful or pretty.

Inmarikit na baron mapteng i bii.

The beautiful clothes made the woman pretty.

Enchokiy a bowek i engimarikit Maria.

Maria’s long hair is what made her pretty. [Lit. Long hair is what made Maria pretty.]

-en (TH) marikithen/ marikitha/ miyarikit,

me- memarikit/ emangkamarikit/ emarikit

To cause to become beautiful or pretty.

Miyarikit na onchokiy a bowek tos Maria.

Maria’s long hair made her pretty.

Memarikit si Maria no chokiyen toy bowek to.

Maria will become pretty if she grows her hair long.

i--an (NLOC) imarikithan/ imarikithi/ inmarikithan,

may--an maymarikithan/ emangkaimariki-athi/ iyaymarikithan

To become pretty for someone.

Inmarikithan Maries Pedro say aremen to.

Maria made herself pretty for Pedro so that he would court her.

balodahi

A young, unmarried man.

balasang

An older woman who has not marrried; implies that woman is past the usual age for marrying.

balodahi2

Handsome.