Table of Contents
CONTENTS v
ABBREVIATIONS AND SYMBOLS USED IN THIS DICTIONARY vi
INTRODUCTION vii 1.0 Cebuano vii 1.1 Dialects vii 1.12 Correct and incorrect speech viii 2.0 Basis of this work viii 2.1 Personnel ix 2.2 Other sources ix 3.0 Phonology and transcription ix 3.2 Transcription x 3.21 Vowels x 3.22 Glottal stop /ʔ/ x 3.23 /ŋ/, /c/, /j/, /dy/, /ty/ x 3.24 Ciy and Cy; Cuw and Cw; ayi and ay; awu and aw xi 4.0 Listing of Entries xi 5.0 Alternations xii 5.1 Morphophonemic alternations xii 5.11 Shift of stress xii 5.12 Dropping of vowels xii 5.13 Adding of /h/ or /ʔ/ to roots ending in a vowel when a suffix is added xii 5.14 Metathesis xii 5.15 Change of /r/ or /l/ to /d, g, h/ xiii 5.2 Competing forms xiii 5.21 Dropping of /l/ xiv 5.211 Intervocalic /l/ xiv 5.212 Post-consonantal /l/ xiv 5.213 Final /l/ xiv 5.214 Change of /l/ to /y/ xiv 5.22 Assimilation and metathesis xiv 5.23 Change of vowels xiv 5.24 Change of /y/ to /dy/ xv 5.25 Competing forms where no sound change is involved xv 6.1 Inflection xv 6.2 Verbal derivation xvi 7.0 Classification of roots according to their system of affixation xvi 7.1 Active verb classes xvii 7.11 Class A conjugation, the action verbs xvii 7.111 Subclasses of the class A conjugation xvii 7.12 Class B conjugation, the stative verbs xviii 7.121 Subclasses of verbs of the B conjugation xviii 7.13 Class C conjugation, the mutual action verbs xviii 7.131 Subclasses of the class C conjugation xviii 7.2 Passive verb classes xviii 7.21 Class a verbs xviii 7.211 Subclasses of the class a conjugation xix 7.22 Class b verbs xix 7.221 Subclasses of class b xix 7.23 Class c verbs xx 7.231 Subclasses of class c verbs xx
A 1
B 72
D 186
G 246
H 282
I 360
K 409
L 537a
M 657
N 696
P 709
R 819
S 834
T 950
U 1072
W 1120
Y 1130
ADDENDA 1141
BIBLIOGRAPHY 1164 CEBUANO DICTIONARIES 1164 CEBUANO GRAMMAR 1164 FLORA AND FAUNA 1164 BIRDS 1164 FISHES AND SHELLFISHES 1164 INSECTS 1164 MAMMALS 1164 PLANTS 1164 ANTHROPOLOGICAL STUDIES 1164