Boie'nen (Old Buhi Language)

panik

Sense 1

English: Translation

To ascend, climb, go upward, move from a lower position to a higher position, surface, level, or location. The term is not restricted to movement using hands and feet and may apply to humans, animals, reptiles, insects, or other entities moving upward.

Part of Speech

verb

Sense 2

Morphology

[ROOT]

Notes

PANIK

panik

To ascend, climb, go upward, move from a lower position to a higher position, surface, level, or location.

The term is not restricted to movement using hands and feet and may apply to humans, animals, reptiles, insects, or other entities moving upward.

Examples

Pomanik ika kinaodma’.
“Climb tomorrow.”

Nipanik ako.
“I am climbing.”

Nagpanik sira sa agran.
“They climbed the stairs.”

Nagpanik yo axas sa kaoy.
“The snake climbed the tree.”

VERBAL TEMPLATE (DRAFT)**

FUNCTION	FORMULA	PANIK
Root	ROOT	panik
Future / Infinitive	p- + -om- + ROOT	pomanik
	Pomanik ika kinaodma’. “Climb tomorrow.”
Future / Infinitive	mag- + ROOT	magpanik
	Magpanik ika kinaodma’. “Climb tomorrow.”
	mangag- + ROOT	mangagpanik
	Mangagpanik kamo ni Pido’ sa agran. “You and Pido’ climb.”
Contemplated / Imperfective	mi- + ROOT + -en	mipaniken
	Mipaniken kinta’na ako. “I was mulling to climb.”
Progressive	ni- + ROOT	nipanik
	Nipanik na ako. “Am already climbing.” Nipanik ako. “I am climbing.”
Perfective (OM-family)	p- + omin- + ROOT	pominanik’
Perfective (MAG-family)	nag- + ROOT	nagpanik
Patient Focus Prospective	ROOT + -en	panik’en
Patient Focus Imperative	ROOT + -i	paniki
	Paniki ana aganas. “Climb on the ladder.” Paniki ana agran. “Climb on the stair.”

Locative Focus Imperative / Infinitive	ROOT + -an	panikan
Locative Focus Perfective	pi- + ROOT + -an	pipanikan
Locative Focus Imperfective	pi- + ROOT + -an	pitimba’an
Instrument Noun	pa- + ROOT + -an	papanikan
	pa- + ROOT	pamanik
	pang- + ROOT	pangpanik
Agent Noun	para- + ROOT	parapanik
Iterative	pa- + ROOT + ROOT	papanikpanik