belag Sense v Affixes mag-, m-, -en, i-, -an, ipa- English To be different. Example sentence Tagbanwa Nagbelag it batek i inalang niráng tapis. English The colors of the wrap-around skirts they bought are different. adj English Different, another. Example sentence Tagbanwa Belag nga aldaw. English Another day. Example sentence Tagbanwa Belag nga taw. English A different person. Example sentence Tagbanwa Belag si'. English (Thatś something) really different. n piyagbélagan English Difference. Example sentence Tagbanwa Unu i piyagbélagan nira? English Whatś the difference between them? See alsobeken See alsosiyang Sense v Affixes mag-, -an, ipa- English To separate. Example sentence Tagbanwa Ipablag muy kapuk. Ega isagpun du'ut kalabasa. English Separate the cassava. Don't put it in with the squash. Example sentence Tagbanwa Egay binlagan. English Itś all one entity. (lit. There's no place where it was separated.) n beblagan English Separation (of people). Example sentence Tagbanwa Egay beblagan. English Thereś no separating them, (theyŕe always together, inseparable friends). See alsobida' See alsopinpin See alsosiyang Sense v Affixes mag-, -en, pa-, pa-en, ipa-, pa-an English To divorce. Example sentence Tagbanwa Nagbelag sirá. English They are divorced. Example sentence Tagbanwa Nagpablag it lalaki i asawa ya. English The man divorced his wife. See alsoiwar-iwar Sense v Affixes maN-, ipaN-, paN-an English To eat a special family meal following soon after the burial of a relative. Cultural Note In Tagbanwa animism, celebrating this meal is the official separation from the deceased person, releasing his spirit to go on to the after world. Example sentence Tagbanwa Magpamlag sirá na Jose. English Joseś family are having the family meal following the burial. Sense v Affixes maN-, paN-an English To deviate from the ways of oneś parents. Example sentence Tagbanwa Iyáng taw namlag nat ama' ya nga nakmán. English That fellow has deviated from the ways of his father who was a good man.