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(B) Easter. Holy Week, Easter Week.

To use for a feast, display on a solemn occasion as during Holy Week, or the like; to spend a feast. Ipamáskò ko iníng bág-o ko nga delárgo. I shall wear this new pair of trousers during Holy Week. Diín ikáw mamáskò? Where will you spend Holy Week? (see páskò).

To go up-river, go up-stream. Nagsúbà siá kaína. A short while ago he went up-river. Subáa ang sapâ. Follow the brook up-stream. Kon magsúbà ka sa lapás ang páskò dídto ka sa baláy námon madáyon. When you travel mountainwards after Easter Week (visit us and) stay at our home. (see usá-og-to go down-river).

(B) To feast, eat only of good side-dishes without rice or bread. Indì mo pagpaskonón ang súd-an, kóndì magkáon ka man sing kán-on. Don't partake of the side-dishes alone, but eat some rice as well. (see pasáy).

To feast, attend a banquet, eat much or to one's heart's content. (see páskwa, tábad, laód, pasáy, páskon).

To take a meal without rice or bread, eat only good side-dishes, especially meat and fish. Indì ka magpasáy sang súd-an, kóndì magkáon ka man sing kán-on. Don't eat side-dishes only, but take some rice as well. Indì mo pagpasayón ang manók. Don't eat only chicken. (see páskon).

See pasáy, páskon-to eat only meat or other savoury sidedishes without rice or bread.