Semantics of the Kapampangan Language (Part 2)

Continuing off the previous post, here are some other Kapampangan semantics:

Ba’ba ~ chin | Baba – go down or the lower part of something.

For example;

“Eka mag saluk baba.”
“Don’t rest your hand under your chin.”

Baba naka ken.” | “Atsu ya keng baba na ning T.V.”
“Get down from there.” | “It’s under the T.V.”

Kaputul – Kapatad ~ sibling.

For example;

“Abe ke ing kaputul ku.”
“I’m with my sibling.”

“Atsu ya ing kapatad ku.”
“My sibling is here.”

Sabyanan – Abisuan ~ to notify.

For example;

“Sabyanan mu nalamu na dinatang kami.”
“Notify them that we arrived.”

“Abisuan mula saguli.”
“Just inform them quickly.”

Agkat – kumbiran ~ to invite.

For example;

“Kumbiran me ing siping tamung bale.”
”Invite our neighbor.”

“Agkat meng mangan y atchi mu.”
”Ask your sister to eat.”

Luklukan – Bangku ~ chair.

For example;

“Paki dwang ing luklukan.”
“Can you get my chair?”

“Nokarin ya ing bangku yu?”
“Where is my chair?”