Tagalog Texts with Grammatical Analysis

by Leonard Bloomfield

K.

kà thou, enclitic form of ikàw [47]. [63]. [182].

kabaliyerésa S. stable [181(39)].

kabàn box; dry measure of 75 litres, equal to 25 salòp; twenty-five [220(38)]. [228(36)].

kabáyo S. horse [60(30)]. [288(25)].
See kinamatayàn.
naŋàŋabáyo is riding horseback [240(9)].
kabá-kabayúhan hobby-horse [261(34)].
nakapaŋàŋabáyo is able to ride horseback [287(26)].

kabiyàw: kumabiyàw press sugar-cane [228(6)].
kabyáwan cane-press [255(28)].
pagkabyawàn be used to press cane in [255(27)].
pagkàkabyawàn will be used to press cane in [255(28)].
pinagkabyawàn was the place of pressing cane [255(24)].
pinagkàkabyawàn is the place of cane-pressing [255(25)].

kabuluhàn, see -búlo.

kabutì mushroom [244(19)].

-kagàt: pagkagàt a gnawing [36(4)]. [86(6)].
kinagàt was gnawed [76(9)].
kinákagàt is being gnawed [106(30)].
pinagkakagàt was variously gnawed [84(24)].

káhit although; no matter; any [18(11)]. [22(3)]. [28(21)]. [48]. [68]. [248]. [253]. [264]. [290]. [294].