The imperative, which means order or command, is determined by the prefix papag and the interfix in. As
| pinacacadto ca | (you are ordered to go there) |
| pinapagtoón camo | (you are commanded to study) |
The impremeditative is determined by the repetition of the first syllable of the original root, and expresses a sudden and inconsiderate action. As
| náyayácan ca lá | (you talk inconsiderately) |
The formation of the diminutive class follows that of a diminutive noun.[94] As
| nagtatanomtanom cami hin camote | (we are cultivating a little camote) |
The repetitive has the same formation as the diminutive.
The repetitive has the same formation as the diminutive, except in that the accent is always on the last syllable of the repetitive. It follows the formation of the figurative nouns,[94] when the root has more than two syllable, or when the last syllable is preceded by more than one consonant or is pronounced separately from the preceding consonant. The repetitive expresses a repeated action. As
| magtatanomtanóm acó hin abacá | (I shall cultivate hemp again) |
| macarocánhi acó buás | (I shall come again to-morrow) |
The reciprocate is formed exactly as the diminutive, except in that the reciprocate uses the prefix pa. It means a mutual action. As