līgadvSomeone, something, a particular time, an event, a state passes or passes by.cfla'aylāpas2lāpas2līpas līpas luma'magūyang1matāpus tāpus lumīgadimper vSomeone, something, a particular time, an event, a state must or should pass or pass by.Tuparun mu lang 'ang 'ātun napagkasundū'an nga lumīgad lang 'ang 'isa ka būlan nga waya' mu 'aku ginatanduga.What was able to be agreed on by us should be fulfilled by you, that just one month should pass by in which I will not have had anything done [to me] by you.naglīgadKadāmu' 'ang tāwu nga nagsakay didtu kay naglīgad 'ang bapur nang Duminggu.Many people rode there because the boat passed by that Sunday.Kung naglīgad na da ning lima 'u 'unum ka 'ūras pwīdi ka na makakā'un ning 'iba naman nga prūtas parīhu 'ābi nang hinug nga mangga.When five or six hours has already passed you can eat some fruit such as ripe mango.paglīgadvarpagkalīgadti gerAfter or upon the passing or passing by of an event, state, person, thing or time, another event happens or another state exists.Paglīgad nang 'upat ka 'ūras; 'isaylu 'ang 'isda' nga 'inasinan sa limpyu nga butāngan nga 'igwa ning takyub.After the passing of four hours, transfer the salted fish into a clean container that has a lid.Pagkalīgad nang tuyu ka 'adlaw namatay 'ang 'iya 'unga' nga may sakit.After three days had passed, her child who had sickness died.Pagkalīgad ku sa 'inda bayay may nabati'an 'aku nga nagatāngis.After I had passed by their house I heard someone crying.palīgadvAn event, a state, a person, a thing or time is allowed by someone to pass.paligārunPaligārun mu 'ānay 'ang duha 'u tatlu ka 'adlaw bāgu ka maglīlas.Two or three days should be allowed by you to pass before you strip [the buri leaves].cflāpas2līpas tāpus
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