1.
from; through; by; when preceded by another word such as "out", it can be translated as "of".
Min employs a voiced alveolar ligature when combining with vowel-initial locative deictics and the locative question word mingga , "where".
"Where are you from?" "I am from Manila."
With regard to going there, he must pass through the locale of Tawi-Tawi.
[It is] to be multiplied by two.
The goats escaped out of the fence now, because the gate was opened.
You please turn to your right from after you get off [of the vehicle].
2.
instead
of; rather
than; than.
I like the red dress rather than the blue dress.
That is thinner than this.
Never mind now if I am made to die by him rather than marry.
I would rather be killed now by him than marry.
She prefers to eat sugar [with rice] rather than buy fish.
3.
times.
In this sense, min indicates "how many times" and is used with quantifiers.
Rinse the group of sarongs three times.
Rinse the sarongs three times.