The particle naha admits only the passive of an, or the 3d passive, excepting the verb gugma which must be conjugated by the passive of on.

The roots Budlay, Butang and Bu-ut, change their initial B into M, to form the verbs.

To rest.Pagpahamudlay.
To put one's in due place.Pagpahamutang.
To be pleased with.Pagpahimu-ut

Examples:

I do not speak on purpose.Nahanayan acó sa pagsulti, or guihinaycan co ang pagsulti.
He quite alone is enjoying of our father's inheritance.Nagahiagom sia nga usá ra sa cabilin sa amahán namo.
Pardon me, I have trodden on you unwillingly.Pasaylo-a acó, cay naha-tonób acó canimo.
Take rest for a moment, then your walk was too far distant.Magpahamudlay usa camó cadiot, cay hata-as man ca-ayo ang pagsoroy-soroy niñó.
Who does live in state of grace, will obtain after his dead, the everlasting life.Ang nahamutang sa pagcabutang sa gracia, sa oras sa iyang camatayon, macadangat sa quinabuhi nga dayon.
Thou art my beloved son, in whom I have pleased myself.Icao man ang nahigugma cong anác, nga guihimu-utan co.
Love God with all your heart.Higugmaon ang Dios sa tibo-oc nga casingcasing mo.

NAPA.

This particle is joined to the reflexive verbs, and signifies what the root points out. The present and past tenses are formed with napa; the future with mapa, and the imperative by means of pa.

Examples:

He remained at home to play.Napabilin sia sa balay sa pagdula-dula.
Distrust of flattering words.Ayao icao palimbong sa mga maghohopo nga mga polong.
Why do you remain here?¿Nganong napabilin ca dinhi?
I shall remain here till to-morrow.Mapabilin acó dinhi cutub ugma.
Remain here.Pabilin ca.