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aber pila [abér pilá] (comp. of aber, pila) pro However many; any number. [lit: even how-many] (sem. domains: 9.2.3.2 - Indefinite pronouns.)

aber pilang asawa ay pweding makita pero kag nanay ay ausa yang [abér piláng asáwa ay pwéding makítà péro kag nánay ay ausá yang] (comp. of usa) say One's mother must be respected because one can have many spouses but only one mother. [lit: however many spouses can be found but a mother is only one] Kahit ilang asawa ay pweding makita pero ang ina ay iisa Tong masaduran ni Veron nak naglaban kag ida nobya sa ida nanay ay nagpaindi sidang magpakasay dahil siling nida aber pilang asawa ay pweding makita pero kag nanay ay ausa. When Veron learned that his girlfriend had a fight with his mother he backed out of being married to her because he said, any number of wives can be found but one only has one mother. (sem. domains: 4.1.9.1.2 - Father, mother, 3.5.4.2 - Saying, proverb.)

aber riin [abér ri-ín] loc Wherever; anywhere (as of any location left, reached or mentioned in relation to other things). [lit: even where] kahit saan Aber riin ako magpagto ay nagsusunor kag iro nako. My dog follows after me wherever I go. (sem. domains: 8.5.1.7 - Indefinite location.)

aber sauno [abér sa-unó] (comp. of aber, sauno) time Whenever; anytime (something will happen). [lit: even when-future] (sem. domains: 8.4.3 - Indefinite time.)

aber sin-o [abér sin-ó] fr. var. of aber sio

aber sin-o sa inro [abér sin-ó sa inró] (comp. of aber, sin-o) pro Anyone of you; Whoever among you. [lit: even who to you] kahit sin-o sa inyo Aber sin-o sa inro ay pwede mag-aray it pagyuto. Anyone of you can learn culinary arts. syn: baka inggwa sa inro, sin-o sa inro, ingwa sa inro. (sem. domains: 9.2.3.2 - Indefinite pronouns, 8.1.5 - All.)

aber sio [abér si-ó] (fr. var. aber sin-o) (comp. of aber, sio) pro Whoever; anyone. [lit: even who] kahit Ataw-an nako kali sa aber sio nak napali. I will give this to whoever comes. (sem. domains: 9.2.3.2 - Indefinite pronouns.)

aber...o [abér...o] (comp. of aber, o) conj Either...or (as of disjunction). [lit: even...or] (sem. domains: 8.1.1.1.2 - Two.)

aberiya [aberíya] vi To have mechanical trouble. aberiya Maaberiya yaki kaling dyip, asing waya nimo gipakandua? Oh this jeep will have mechanical trouble, why didn’t you fix it? (sem. domains: 7.9.1 - Damage.)

basito [basíto] n A small liquor glass. kopita Aber katong basito nak regalo yang sa ida ay nabasag ra ni Nene. Even the small liqour glass which was a gift to her was also broken by Nene. (sem. domains: 5.2.3.7 - Alcoholic beverage.)

bagahis [bagáhis] n Baggage, luggage (as carried when travelling). bagahe Raya-raya ni Eno tong ida bagahis aber hariin sida magpagto. Eno always carries his travelling bag with him wherever he goes. (sem. domains: 6.7.7.1 - Bag.)

yuki₃ [yukî] adj Wrinkled, crumpled; crinkled. lukot Aber yuko kag ida baro ay inasoksok gihapon nida. Even if her dress is wrinkled she still wears it.

yumos sa kasakit [yumós sa kasákit] adj Burdened with serious problems. lubog sa pighati Nakakaguya gihapon sida aber sida ay yumos sa kasakit. She can still smile even though she’s heavily burdened with problems.

yusot [yusót] 11.1vi To pass, fall, go, drop through or between something. lusot Ingyugnot nida kag kuray agur indi makayusot kag baktin. He made the fence close together so the pig can’t pass through. 1.2vi To drop something through or between an opening or space. Ingpayusot it anak sa gawang it sayog kag ida pagkaon. The child dropped his food through the space in the floor. 22.1vbt To pass an examination; to go through a legal process. Nakayusot sida sa eksamin sa pagkaabugado. She passed the examination to become a lawyer. Nakayusot kag ida papeles aber waya’t perma it Mayor. Her papers were able to be processed even though they weren’t signed by the mayor. der. yusutan