basol

Some Grammatical Forms:
   - Basol (root form)
   - Namasol (past tense: na- + masol, with /b/ substitution)

## Namasol\

• Meaning: blamed or assigned fault (past tense)\
• Breakdown: na- (past tense prefix) + masol (/b/ substitution)\
• Example sentence: Namasol ako sa binakal ko. (I blamed myself for what I bought.)

## Pibasol
•  Meaning: to blame them (ongoing or general action)
•  Breakdown: Pi- (transitivizer/patient infix) + basol
•  Example sentence: Pibasol ko sira. (I blame them.)

## Binasol
•  Meaning: blamed someone or something  (past tense)
•  Breakdown: -in- (past tense infix) + basol
•  Example sentence: Binasol ko sira. (I blamed them.)

The examples above reflect a distinction between general/blame action (Pibasol) and completed/past blame action (Binásol).

## Grammatical Insights\

• Boie’nen uses prefixes (na-, pi-) and infixes (-in-) to indicate tense and grammatical relationships.\
• The /b/ substitution with /m/ in "masol" suggests a phonological process in the language.