umabyad

Tagalog

Etymology

From um- +‎ abyad.

Pronunciation
  • Hyphenation: u‧mab‧yad
  • IPA(key): /ʔumabˈjad/, [ʔʊ.mɐbˈjad]

Verb

umabyád (Baybayin spelling ᜂᜋᜊ᜔ᜌᜇ᜔, complete umabyad, progressive umaabyad, contemplative aabyad)

  1. to attend to (a job, task, or project)
  2. complete aspect of umabyad

Conjugation
Verb conjugation for umabyad (Class I) - um/in object verb
Root word abyad
Trigger Affix Aspect
Infinitive Complete Progressive Contemplative Recently Complete
Actor um- umabyad umabyad umaabyad
naabyad2		 aabyad
maabyad2		 kaaabyad1
kakaabyad
Object -in abyarin inabyad inaabyad
inaabyad2		 aabyarin
aabyarin2		 ⁠—
Locative ⁠pag- -an pag-abyaran pinag-abyaran pinapag-abyaran
pinag-aabyaran		 papag-abyaran
pag-aabyaran		 ⁠—
Benefactive i- iabyad iniabyad iniaabyad iaabyad ⁠—
Instrument ipang- ipang-abyad ipinang-abyad ipinapang-abyad ipapang-abyad ⁠—
Causative ika- ikaabyad ikinaabyad ikinaaabyad1
ikinakaabyad		 ikaaabyad1
ikakaabyad		 ⁠—
i-3 iabyad iniabyad iniaabyad iaabyad ⁠—
Measurement i- iabyad iniabyad iniaabyad iaabyad ⁠—
1Used in formal contexts. 2Dialectal use only. 3Generally avoided unless the cause is emphasized.
Indirect (pa-) verb forms
Trigger Affix Aspect
Infinitive Complete Progressive Contemplative Recently Complete
Actor magpa- magpaabyad nagpaabyad nagpapaabyad magpapaabyad ⁠kapaaabyad1
kapapaabyad
kapagpapaabyad
kakapaabyad
Actor-secondary pa- -in paabyarin pinaabyad pinaaabyad
pinapaabyad		 paaabyarin
papaabyarin		 ⁠—
Object ipa- ipaabyad ipinaabyad ipinaaabyad
ipinapaabyad		 ipaaabyad
ipapaabyad		 ⁠—
Benefactive ipagpa- ipagpaabyad ipinagpaabyad ipinagpapaabyad1
ipinapagpaabyad		 ipagpapaabyad1
ipapagpaabyad		 ⁠—
Causative ikapagpa- ikapagpaabyad ikinapagpaabyad ikinapagpapaabyad1
ikinakapagpaabyad		 ikapagpapaabyad1
ikakapagpaabyad		 ⁠—
Locative ⁠pagpa- -an pagpaabyaran pinagpaabyaran pinagpapaaabyaran1
pinapagpaabyaran		 pagpapaaabyaran1
papagpaabyaran		 ⁠—
⁠papag- -an papag-abyaran pinapag-abyaran pinapapag-abyaran papapag-abyaran ⁠—
1Used in formal contexts.
Ability/involuntary (maka-/ma-) verb forms
Direct action verbs
Trigger Affix Aspect
Infinitive Complete Progressive Contemplative
Actor maka- makaabyad nakaabyad nakaaabyad1
nakakaabyad		 makaaabyad1
makakaabyad


mapa-2 mapaabyad napaabyad napaaabyad1
napapaabyad		 mapaaabyad1
mapapaabyad
Object ma- maabyad naabyad naaabyad maaabyad
Benefactive mai- maiabyad naiabyad naiaabyad maiaabyad
Causative maika- maikaabyad naikaabyad naikaaabyad1
naikakaabyad
naiikaabyad		 naikaaabyad1
naikakaabyad
naiikaabyad
mai- maiabyad naiabyad naiaabyad maiaabyad
Locative ⁠mapag- -an mapag-abyadan napag-abyadan napag-aabyadan1
napapag-abyadan		 mapag-aabyadan1
mapapag-abyadan
Indirect action verbs
Trigger Affix Aspect
Infinitive Complete Progressive Contemplative
Actor makapagpa- makapagpaabyad nakapagpaabyad nakapagpapaabyad1
nakakapagpaabyad		 makapagpapaabyad1
makakapagpaabyad
Actor-secondary mapa- mapaabyad napaabyad napaaabyad1
napapaabyad		 mapaaabyad1
mapapaabyad
Object maipa- maipaabyad naipaabyad naipaaabyad1
naipapaabyad
naiipaabyad		 maipaaabyad1
maipapaabyad
maiipaabyad
Benefactive maipagpa- maipagpaabyad naipagpaabyad naipagpapaabyad1
naipapagpaabyad
naiipagpaabyad		 maipagpapaabyad1
maipapagpaabyad
maiipagpaabyad
Causative maikapagpa- maikapagpaabyad naikapagpaabyad naikapagpapaabyad1
naikakapagpaabyad
naiikapagpaabyad		 maikapagpapaabyad1
maikakapagpaabyad
maiikapagpaabyad
Locative ⁠mapagpa- -an mapagpaabyaran napagpaabyaran napagpapaaabyaran1
napapagpaabyaran		 mapagpapaaabyaran1
mapapagpaabyaran
⁠mapapag- -an mapapag-abyaran napapag-abyaran napapapag-abyaran mapapapag-abyaran
1Used in formal contexts. 2Only for involuntary actions, not for ability verbs.
Social (maki-) verb forms
Form Affix Aspect
Infinitive Complete Progressive Contemplative
Direct maki- makiabyad nakiabyad nakikiabyad makikiabyad
Indirect makipagpa- makipagpaabyad nakipagpaabyad nakikipagpaabyad makikipagpaabyad
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