How do you say "and" in Bisaya?

ug (and), ayaw (don't (command)), sanlibo (one thousand), yuta (land / soil), balas (sand), pulo (island), adelpa (oleander), apohan lalaki (grandfather), apohan babaye (grandmother), bana (husband), apo (grandchild), kamot (hand), balakubak (dandruff), makasabot (to understand), gwapo (handsome), mahaba ug nipis (long and thin), mahaba ug dako (long and big), ulam (dish / viand), kamot (to eat with hands), tab-ang (bland), kandila nga porma (candle-shaped), lingin ug lapad (round and wide), nipis ug taas (long and thin), tsinelas (slippers / sandals), panyo (handkerchief), paninda (goods / merchandise), landing (landing), hand carry (hand carry), kargador (cargo handler), tag-iya sa yuta (landowner), tagu-taguan (hide and seek), kandidato (candidate), dakot (handful), dangkal (span (hand measure)), sugo (command), pangayo (demand), dumala (handle)

How to say "and" in Bisaya

Bisaya (Cebuano)

The Bisaya word for "and" is: