abut Sense v Affixes mag-*, m-, -en, i-, -an, maka-, pa-an English To arrive; to reach or go to s.o., s.t. or s.w. Example sentence Tagbanwa Garing kat pag'abut namen, may enem nang linggu'. English Itś six weeks now since our arriving. Example sentence Tagbanwa Ega naka'but. English Didn't get that far. Example sentence Tagbanwa Quezon i u'nang inabutan namen. English Quezon is the first place we reached. Example sentence Tagbanwa Áriyen i pa'abutan mu? English Whose house are you going to? Example sentence Tagbanwa Ari pag'abutun mu? English Where are you going? Example sentence Tagbanwa Abutan ku sira, magkayeg. English When I reached them, they were harvesting. Example sentence Tagbanwa Magayen i adat it iyáng ked́eng, magpangabut. English That dogś habit is good, bringing (some of what he catches to his owner). Example sentence Tagbanwa Ega magka'but ku ka madibwat. English I can|r't reach because itś up high. v Affixes magsin- English To arrive in large numbers, everyone arrive. Example sentence Tagbanwa Desang timindag i delém, ta, sageksek nay balay, ka nagsinabut nay mu'sang inímbitar. English Just when night had fallen, well, the house was already full, for everyone who had been invited all arrived. n pagpa'abutan nga balay English Hotel, boarding house. Sense v Affixes mag-, m-, -un English To happen, have s.t. come upon one. Example sentence Tagbanwa Inabut akút dakulá' nga kakuri'an. English A real hardship came upon me. Example sentence Tagbanwa Mag'abut yan i pa'aaten ku ngayán, ega yan magsala'! English What I said will happen, make no mistake! Example sentence Tagbanwa Ta, da'ga nag'abut na nga matúud! English There, it truly did happen! See alsobara'2 See alsobetang2 See alsokegdan Sense n English Homecoming gift. Sense v Affixes pa-, pa-un English To expect, anticipate, long for. Example sentence Tagbanwa Pagpa'butun namen si Pedro. English Weŕe expecting Pedro. See alsoinawar