áwaʾ (a) pity [46(22)].
kàwáwaʾ piteous [80(12)]. [267(29)].
ikinaáwaʾ was the cause of pitying [272(1)].
naáwaʾ pitied [285(16)].
pagkaáwaʾ a pitying [285(40)].
nagmàmakaáwaʾ is calling forth pity [44(11)]. [288(36)].
(b) accent shifted: awàʾ overcome by pity [222(17)].
kaawaàn be the object of pity [182(39)].
kinaàawaàn is the object of pity [275(1)].
nawàʾ pray [47]. [225].
-áway: nagàáway is fighting [232(4)].
pagaáway a fighting [306(18)].
nakipagáway fought along [264(24)].
nakìkipagáway fights along [264(21)].
kaáway enemy [18(11)].
kaàáway there has just been quarreling [267(12)].
mapagawày quarrelsome [186(33)].
màpagáway be matched [297(10)].
áwit song [280(39)].
awítan be sung to [250(38)].
magàwítan sing together [183(11)].
nagààwítan are singing together [236(27)].
ay y is; then [15]. [20]. [37]. [45]. [49]. [89]. [119].
áyap condiment [244(2)] and Corrigenda.
naŋáyap ate relishes [239(31)].
ináyap was used as a condiment [244(1)].
paáyap given to be used as a condiment [299(12)].
nagpaáyap served a relish [302(28)].
áyaw (a) not desired 30(5.37). [40(30)]. [239]. [267].
pagáyaw unwillingness [226(32)].
(b) accent shifted: umayàw refused, left the table [231(12)].
pagayàw refusal [94(17)]. [231(9)].
nakaayàw has left the table [286(25)].
pagkáayàw dislike [70(13)].
áyon according to [40(3)]. [278].
umáyon agreed [30(4)].
nakaáyon has come to be in accordance [281(3)].
paayòn conforming [300(13)].
áyos formation 48(4.15) [90(11)].
mapagáyos be able to be straightened [287(6)].
mapàpagáyos will be able to be put into shape [287(7)].