subul Sense v Affixes mag-*, -m-, maN-, -un, i-, -an English To keep returning to a certain place to feed (as by monkeys, pigs, etc.); to return for a second helping. Example sentence Tagbanwa Du'ut sangbat ngayting sapa', iyan i may sublun it babuy. English At one of those streams thereś a place to which wild pigs return to feed. Example sentence Tagbanwa Katdelém yapa' manbul i babuy ka magsedep nay bulan. English Last night the pigs didn't return to feed till the moon set. Example sentence Tagbanwa Manbul aku sit ka'en! English I|́bm going back for seconds! Sense v Affixes mag-*, ma-an English To approach, be nearing the house. Example sentence Tagbanwa Magsubul aku pa', miyampang na kanya ka mag'iseg nang banar. English He started talking to me while I was still approaching because he was so angry. Example sentence Tagbanwa In magsubul ka na asat balay, tuma'wag, ka ma'iseg i ke'deng nira. English When you|́bre nearing the house, call, because their dog is fierce. n sublan English The part of a trail or road which is visible from the house, the approach to the house. Example sentence Tagbanwa Du'un nat sublan nga pirmi i mata-mata ya. Siguru pag'ildawun nang banar. English She is always looking up the trail (lit. her eyes are always on the visible trail). She must be really missing him. See alsodarapa' See alsoimulna'an Sense v Affixes mag-*, -m-, i-, -an English To continue on another occasion, go back to an activity. Example sentence Tagbanwa Ega nakasbul kamit buwat it ribru ka may bekeng sasaw. English We were|rn't able to get back to the book work because there were other things to be done. Example sentence Tagbanwa Sublan mana si' bayay sugi-sugid ngayan in kayang esa. English We|́bll continue that conversation the day after tomorrow. Example sentence Tagbanwa Palan sumbul si' i banwa ngaytut duma'et! English Apparently, the weather will go back to being bad again! Example sentence Tagbanwa Simimbul si' i sarakiten ya. English His illness has started up again. See alsoranget See alsosigi See alsota'neg