ila'sit : get well / recover

Recordings:

Diane Mitchell (Listuguj)

Eunice Metallic

Joe Wilmot

Part of speech: verb animate intransitive

Translation: He/she gets well

Gloss: get well

Gloss: recover

Example:

Text: Gi's sa'q mu weleiug, gatu nige' pemiila'sit.

Translation: He/she hasn't been well for a long while, but now he/she is getting better.

Recording: Joe Wilmot

Pronunciation guide: i·laa·sit

Alternate grammatical form:

ila'si — I get well — (first person singular animate)

ila'sieg — We get well — (first person dual exclusive animate)

ila'sultieg — We get well — (first person plural exclusive animate)

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