ugad Sense v Affixes mag-, m-, -en, i-, -an English To transfer, move to another location. Example sentence Tagbanwa I'ugad muy umay asat kurun ka lepa'an it seda'. English Move the cooked rice from the pot so that fish can be stewed in it. Example sentence Tagbanwa Nagpa'ugad na sira situ. English Theyv́e moved here now. See alsoalin See alsodayu' See alsoli'id See alsotumpang Overlapping synonym iwar-iwar Synonym anda' Sense v Affixes mag-*, miy-*, in-an*, ma- English To change in quality, become different, to abate or lessen in degree. Example sentence Tagbanwa Miyugad nay sarut ya. English Heś over the worst of his illness now. Example sentence Tagbanwa Lamang may sasat nat iyang agung, ega miyugad i tingeg ya. English Even though that gong has a slight defect now, itś tone has|rn't altered. Example sentence Tagbanwa Na'ugad nay timpu kayti, ka maski pakakayeg ma'init. English Seasons have changed now, because even at harvest-time itś hot. See alsoba'gu See alsoganti Sense v Affixes mang- it nakem English To move to a new stage of development. Example sentence Tagbanwa Pagsugaw-sugawun it wa'wa' ngaytu, magpangugad si' it nakem. English What this child keeps crying for is, he|́bs moving into another stage of development. Cultural Note Moving into another stage in development, such as turning over, sitting up, crawling, is traditionally thought to cause a lot of crying. Sense v Affixes mag-, m-, i- English To interpret, translate. Example sentence Tagbanwa Ipag'ugad ya it Tinagbanwa i Pinala'wan ka ega dakel i magkasepsep. English He is translating the Palawano into Tagbanwa since not many can understand it. Synonym salin