Karao - pis-ang

on- onpis-ang

A thing that can cut open a round piece of food.

Onpis-ang i egwas na kol-ong.

A knife can cut a cabbage.

ma- mafis-ang

To easily cut open a round piece of food.

Mafis-ang i maritem a egwas.

A sharp knife can easily cut open a round piece of food.

man- (AG) manpis-ang/ manpispis-ang/ iyanpis-ang

To cut open, tear off, or break apart a piece of round food.

Iyanpis-angak na bajawas para si-kam.

I cut open a guava for you.

-en (TH) pis-angen/ pis-anga/ pinis-ang,

meN- memis-ang/ manpispis-ang/ emis-ang,

me- mepis-ang/ emangkepis-ang/ epis-ang

To break apart; refers to round-shaped food, vegetable, or fruit, such as bread, fruit, Chinese cabbage.

Pinis-ang koy bajawas para si-kam.

I cut open the guava for you.

i- (NTH) ipis-ang/ inpis-ang,

mengi- mengipis-ang/ manpispis-ang/ engipis-ang,

may- maypis-ang/ emangkaipis-ang/ iyaypis-ang

To use to cut open, tear off, break apart.

Ipis-ang ko ja egwas na dingkamas.

I will use that knife to cut open the singkama.

i--an (NLOC) ipis-angan/ ipis-angi/ inpis-angan,

may--an maypis-angan/ emangkaipis-angi/ iyaypis-angan

To cut open, tear off, or break apart for someone.

Ipis-angan taha na dingkamas.

I will cut open the singkama for you.