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To follow, succeed, come-, go-,-after,-next, to tail after; to imitate, copy, emulate; to repeat what another says or dictates. Sunúd (ka)! Follow! Súnda siá. Follow (Imitate) him. Ikáw magúna akó masunúd (magasunúd). You go ahead, I'll follow you. Ginsunúd siá sang íya idô. His dog followed him. Ang bágyo nasúndan sang dakû nga kalínaw. The storm was followed by a great calm. Súndon mo ang mga Sántos. Imitate the Saints. Pasúndi ang beláda sing panihápon. Let supper be served after the entertainment. (see dasón, ílog, ápas, sinúndan, solóndan).

To follow, go after (frequently with the meaning implied of summoning or calling back). Abáta siá. Follow him (and tell him to come back). Summon him. Ipaábat ko siá sa kay Hosé. I shall send Joseph after him. Iábat mo ang bátà sa íya ilóy. Take the child after its mother. Paabáti si Andres sa kay Pédro or ipaábat si Andres sa kay Pédro. Order Peter to go after or call Andrew. Nagpaábat siá sa ákon sing kabáyo. He sent a horse after me. (see ápas, sunúd, tawág).

To follow one after another, to succeed regularly. Agisóda (-óra) or iagísod ang ímo mga buluhatón. Perform your tasks one after another. Do your various duties in regular order. Paagisóda (-óra) ang mga bátà. Make the children follow in line, one behind the other. (see sunúd, dasón, abák-abák, N.B. The plural form alagísod is more in use).

To follow in succession, succeed one another. (see sunúd).

Following, subsequent, coming after; to ensue, succeed, follow as a sequence or in succession; to come-after,-later,-next, etc. Magadasón ka balá sa ákon sa pagkádto sa Ilongílong? Shall you follow me later in going to Iloilo? Nagadasonáy silá. They are following each other. Dasón siní --. After this --. Ipadasón mo sa íya ang káro. Send the cart after him. Ang kátay dinasonán (dinásnan) sang isá ka matahúm nga beláda. The parade was followed by a beautiful entertainment, play. (see sunúd).

(H) To follow, imitate, do like, copy, take pattern by, emulate. Ilóga ang mga sántos. Follow the Saints. Ilóga ang mga búhat nga maáyo. Imitate good deeds. Ipaílog sa íya ang maáyo nga batásan ni N.N. Let him emulate N.N. in good manners. (see sunúd, huád).

(H) To follow, imitate, do like, copy, take pattern by, emulate. Ilóga ang mga sántos. Follow the Saints. Ilóga ang mga búhat nga maáyo. Imitate good deeds. Ipaílog sa íya ang maáyo nga batásan ni N.N. Let him emulate N.N. in good manners. (see sunúd, huád).

(B) To follow, imitate. Inodá (-orá) siá. Follow him. Inodí (-orí) ang ginahímò níya. Imitate his deeds. Do as he does. (see sunúd, ílog);

(B) To follow, imitate. Inodá (-orá) siá. Follow him. Inodí (-orí) ang ginahímò níya. Imitate his deeds. Do as he does. (see sunúd, ílog);

Obedient, dutiful, submissive, docile, yielding, complying with orders. (see sunúd).

Following, succeeding, coming after, ensuing, next. (see sunúd, madasón).

The Visayans have a vowel that sounds sometimes like the Spanish "o", sometimes like the Spanish "u", but in most cases it is not satisfactorily represented by either "o" or "u". Consequently in many words the two vowels are interchangeable-"sunúd, sunód, sonód, sonúd".

In this Dictionary if a word is not found under "o", it may be found under "u", and vice versa.

When "o" or "u" is printed in italics it must be pronounced with an abrupt sound that can be learned only by hearing, e.g. labô-to slash, smite.

The Visayans have a vowel that sounds sometimes like the Spanish "o", sometimes like the Spanish "u", but in most cases it is not satisfactorily represented by either "o" or "u". Consequently in many words the two vowels are interchangeable-"sunúd, sunód, sonód, sonúd".

In this Dictionary if a word is not found under "o", it may be found under "u", and vice versa.

When "o" or "u" is printed in italics it must be pronounced with an abrupt sound that can be learned only by hearing, e.g. labô-to slash, smite.

What is to be or should be followed, rule of conduct, regulation, maxim, standard or guide of life, example. (see sunúd).

Freq. of ápas-to follow, call back. (see pangábat, sunúd).

Freq. of túndug-to bring or send food to one working in the fields, etc. Also: to follow in the steps of, imitate, be like, have a resemblance to. Manúndug inâ sa--. That is like--. Manúndug silá sa aninípot nga--. They are like fire-flies that--. Nagapanúndug iní sa hurubáton: "--." This is according to the saying: "--." (see túlad, súbung, ílog, sunúd, halimbáwà, kahalimbáwà, katúlad, anggídánggid).

To let, make, order or cause to follow. Pasúndi ang mga báka sang mga karabáw. Let the buffaloes follow the cows. Pasúnda siá sa ímo. Order him to follow you. Ipasunúd ko sa ímo iníng bátà. I will let this boy follow you-or-send this boy after you. Maáyo ang pagpasunúd sang bág-o nga mga punoán. The orders of the new authorities are good. (pa, sunúd).

In succession, without interruption, following one close on the other; to follow in quick succession, succeed without interruption. Ang amó nga palagwáon íla ginpagwâ sa tátlo ka gáb-i nga sagúnsun. That play was staged by them on three successive nights. Makátlo siá napilián nga sagúnsun sa pagkapangúlo-puód. Three times in succession he was chosen Provincial Governor. Nagsagúnsun gid lámang sa amó nga kátay ang ginatús nga mga áwto. In that parade there were hundreds of automobiles forming an uninterrupted (unbroken) line. (see sunúd, abútabút, abákabák).

Type, pattern, original, model; followed; succeeded by. Also often, but incorrectly, used in the meaning of: copy, imitation; copied, imitated. (see sunúd).

(H) Rule, guide, example, exemplar, model, paragon, pattern, type to be followed or imitated. (see sunúd, soróndan).