How do you say "at" in Bisaya?

sa (at), atake (attack), pagsulay (attempt), kana (that (near listener)), niana (of that), kadto (that (far)), niadto (of that (far)), kanang (that (modifier)), kadtong (that (far modifier)), ingon ana (like that), ingon ato (like that (far)), unsa (what), para sa unsa (for what), ika-pila (what number in order), Unsa orasa na? (What time is it?), unya (later), unya na lang (maybe later), ulahi (late), dayon (immediately), Sabado (Saturday), panahon (weather), talon (waterfall), kanding (goat), iring (cat), ilaga (rat), kabog (bat), ulod (caterpillar / larva), yantok (rattan), amahan (father), apohan lalaki (grandfather), ninong (godfather), kaduwa (playmate), magbulag (to separate), ginhawa (breath), singot (sweat), mokaon (to eat), magtan-aw (to watch), maligo (to bathe), masinabtanon (patient), mubo og pailub (impatient), matambok (fat), tambok (fat / thick), kaligoanan (bathroom), ganghaan (gate), banyo (bathroom), kaon (eat), tan-aw (see / watch), pagtapos (graduation), mograduwar (to graduate), bakasyon (vacation), klasmeyt (classmate), litok (pronunciation), sunod-sunod (to repeat / imitate), hubad (to translate), plato (plate), gamay nga plato (small plate), kamot (to eat with hands), panit og panit (to peel repeatedly), siyanse (spatula), pangkayod (grater), kudkuran (grater), posporo (match), kamatis (tomato), atsuwete (annatto), karne (meat), tambok (fat), hito (catfish), kangkong (water spinach), patatas (potato), kamote (sweet potato), pakwan (watermelon), patag (flat), tarong (proper / neat), kaligo (to bathe), relo (watch), sombrero (hat), bulaklakon (floral pattern), turo-turo (eatery / roadside stall), exchange rate (exchange rate), stationery (stationery), petsa (date), international call (international call), gasolinahan (gas station), international flight (international flight), immigration (immigration), andamyo (dock / platform), bayanihan (community cooperation), irigasyon (irrigation), asendero (plantation owner), korporasyon (corporation), negosasyon (negotiation), date (date), patintero (patintero), ENT (ear nose throat doctor), pediatrician (pediatrician), pasyente (patient), temperatura (temperature), tambalan (to treat), operasyon (operation), bungang-adlaw (heat rash), hepatitis (hepatitis), atake sa kasingkasing (heart attack), dukot (to snatch), sakmit (to seize / snatch), mandurukot (snatcher), administrasyon (administration), senado (senate), senador (senator), lehislasyon (legislation), kandidato (candidate), gubat (war / battle), MNLF (Moro National Liberation Front), pananakop (colonization / occupation), kolonisasyon (colonization), Katipunan (Katipunan), nasyonalismo (nationalism), Katoliko (Catholic), aswang (aswang (creature)), diwata (fairy / nature spirit), estasyon (station), dipá (fathom (arm span)), medyo (somewhat), asosasyon (association), ilalom sa (beneath), bangka (boat), binuhat (creature), tigom (gather), init (heat)

How to say "at" in Bisaya

Bisaya (Cebuano)

The Bisaya word for "at" is: