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sulag Sense v Affixes mag-, -um-, -en, i-, -an English To wake up. Example sentence Tagbanwa Nasulag kanya ka magbukaw i ke'deng. English He woke up because the dog was barking. See alsogi'leng See alsopuraw-puraw Sense v Affixes -en English To *jog *the *memory. Example sentence Tagbanwa Atkayang adat it mga taw pagsula-sulagen ga bayang pirmi, ka pagtemden nayan nga paglipa-lipaten. English People with a habit like that have to keep having their memory jogged, because they deliberately put it from their mind. Example sentence Tagbanwa Itu nabandi ngaytut imyu, sulag tu ka subuk magkalipatan mi nay tagnang piyag'upakatan. English This fine imposed on you is a memory-jogger because it seems you are forgetting what was agreed in the past. See alsodemdem Sense v Affixes ma-an English To be born into, grow up with (of a way of life). Example sentence Tagbanwa Nasulagan kung panulus, bagtik. English Collecting almasiga resin was the means of finding income that I grew up with. Example sentence Tagbanwa Nasulagan kung panga'genan, pag'uma. English Making kaingan rice fields was the way of life I was born to.
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