seked Sense prep English Until, up to. Example sentence Tagbanwa Seked it Sabado egay buwat. English Thereś no work up to (and including) Saturday. Example sentence Tagbanwa Seked na! English Thatś enough! (lit. Until now!) Sense conj Affixes double positive English Until (s.t. happens). Example sentence Tagbanwa Melat ka da'an seked it mani'daw i uran. English Just wait until the rain stops. Sense conj Affixes double negative English As long as (s.t. hasn't yet happened). Example sentence Tagbanwa Ega kuma'en tami seked it ega pa' mabut (miyabut) kanya. English We won't eat as long as he hasn't yet arrived. Sense n English End, stopping point. Example sentence Tagbanwa Ari seked it itung dalan? English Whereś the end of this trail? See alsokapuspusan v Affixes ma-an, pa-an, ma-, ipa- English To end or terminate s.t.. Example sentence Tagbanwa Ari naskedan it panaw mi ngayan? English Where did that trip of yours terminate? Example sentence Tagbanwa Ari paskedan ku? English Where shall I terminate it? n kaskedan English Limit, end. Example sentence Tagbanwa Esang bulan i kaskedan it buwat nira ka ega si' i pundu. English Next month is the end of their work because thereś no (money in the) fund again. See alsobasta See alsopateng See alsosadang Sense v seke-seked Affixes pa- English To want to stop work; quit because one has had enough. Example sentence Tagbanwa Ayaw kat paseke-seked ka ega bay danum. English Don't be wanting to quit because thereś water to be fetched. Example sentence Tagbanwa In paseke-seked ka ga ba', siyu na lamang i mata'eg nga beken? English If you want to stop work, who else is there to send on errands? Sense v Affixes -an English To be plentiful, have more than enough. Example sentence Tagbanwa Unuka ega mademdeman yay situ ngayat amen pagsekdan yay unu-unung panga'en? English Why wouldn't he remember being here with us when he had more than enough of all kinds of food? Example sentence Tagbanwa Talagang dakulay binwat nirang panga'en, singkedan gasi'. English They really prepared a lot of food, more than enough in fact. See alsobastanti See alsopagustu' See alsosakyan Sense adv nga masked English None at all. Example sentence Tagbanwa Iyan ayaw kamut tingeg. Ampang nga masked, egay mampang. English Now don't make any noise. Don't any one speak, not a single word. Example sentence Tagbanwa Talagang pamatay bayan it mga paray ngayan ka ugaytu, tugpu' nga masked ega magpanugpu'. English That rice will really die because there is no dew at all. Sense adv maseked-seked English Eagerly, anxiously (of waiting). Example sentence Tagbanwa Maseked-seked i elat nira kat'apun, ka maat yanay pangabut yang aldaw. English They were eagerly waiting yesterday because thatś the day he said he would arrive. Sense adj makusked English Short tempered. Antonym baayan Sense adj maseked-seked English Emphatic, positive (of speech). Example sentence Tagbanwa Maseked-seked talagang inaat ya, nga ayaw kamut pag'atrasu. English What he said was emphatic, that you weren't to delay. Example sentence Tagbanwa Maseked-seked na bay tugun ku ngayti nga pa'asitu sirang pa'asitu in may rugar nira. English That message I sent was emphatic that they come here if they have opportunity. See alsobengel Sense n kaseskedan English Source of annoyance or exasperation. Example sentence Tagbanwa Kaseskedan i adat it taw nga mag'ambut. English Peopleś habit of lying is a source of annoyance. v Affixes ma-an English To be annoyed, exasperated. Example sentence Tagbanwa Unu baka ega maskedan i sang kataawan it tiyalu nat ta'wag? English Why would|rn't a person be annoyed when heś weary of calling? adj kasesked English Annoying, maddening. Example sentence Tagbanwa Kasesked i neknek. English Sandflies are annoying. See alsodala' See alsoiseg See alsoiyaw See alsopituk