English-Bisaya Grammar, in Twenty Eight Lessons

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Memory and Understanding

Pagcabut sa hunahuna.	To conceive.
Paghunahuna.	To think.
Pagpalandong.	To meditate.
Pagila.	To know.
Paghibalo.	To have knowledge of.
Pagalam.	To be learned.
Pagbu-ut.	To wish, desire.
Pagoyon.	To agree, submit.
Pagbutá.	To grow blind.
Pagcabildo.	To confederate.
Pagtimbang sa bu-ut.	To exaggerate.
Pagpaquigsabút.	To deliberate.
Pagtag-an.	To hit upon.
Pagmatngon.	To attend.
Pagsingcot.	To search.
Pagtingoha.	To procure, try.
Pagasoy.	To explain.
Pagsayod.	To instruct.
Pagpanghinaot.	To desire.
Pagpa-abut.	To wait.
Pagcahadluc.	To fear.
Pagcalisang.	To be frightened.
Pagcaculba.	To be frightened.
Pagbacac.	To tell lies.
Paghanip sa hunahuna.	To dissemble, hide, cloak.
Pagpaningon.	To imitate, copy.
Pagsusi.	To inquire.
Paglipay.	To be gladded.
Paghimu-ut.	To be pleased.
Pagcasobó.	To be saddened.
Pagcamingaa.	To be afflicted.
Pagcayugot.	To be afflicted.
Pagpo-ol.	To be weary.
Pagsuco.	To become angry.
Pagcaligutgut.	To grow angry.
Pagpungot.	To be in a rage.
Pagpoypoy.	To become quiet.
Paglucmay.	To soften anger.