How do you say "or" in Bisaya?

o (or), orkidyas (orchid), dalandan (orange), kahel (orange), para kang kinsa (for whom), para sa unsa (for what), ika-pila (what number in order), kuwarenta (forty), buntag (morning), sa buntag (in the morning), kaganina (the day before yesterday), ugma (tomorrow), sunod adlaw pa (the day after tomorrow), walay katapusan (forever), amihan (north), lasang (forest), kabayo (horse), bitok (worm), tunok (thorn), dapdap (coral tree), kamagulangang anak (firstborn), tito (uncle (informal)), tita (aunt (informal)), mang (mister (informal)), aling (madam (informal)), silingan (neighbor), natawo (to be born), diborsyo (divorce), agtang (forehead), hilik (snore), malimot (to forget), magtrabaho (to work), moadto sa trabaho (to go to work), motrabaho (to work), nabalaka (worried), masinabuton (hardworking), dali masuko (short-tempered), pandak (short (height)), mubo (short), pultahan (door), salog (floor), lusong (mortar / pestle), mata sa buntag (to wake up (morning)), trabaho (work), pangita (look for / find), pulong (word), tinidor (fork), lamian (flavorful), luto (to cook thoroughly), almirez (mortar), mais (corn), karne sa baboy (pork), pang-ahit (razor), shorts (shorts), terno (formal dress / suit), salamin (glasses / mirror), pambabae (for women), panlalaki (for men), gunting (scissors), kolor (color), makulay (colorful), bulaklakon (floral pattern), kanto (corner), department store (department store), tindahan (store), vendor (street vendor), telephone directory (phone directory), motorsiklo (motorcycle), konduktor (conductor), padayon (to continue / go forward), busina (horn), talye (workshop), paliparan (airport), pasaporte (passport), pantalan (port), andamyo (dock / platform), trabaho (work), pabrika (factory), trabahante (worker), unyon sa mga trabahante (labor union), reforma sa agraryo (agrarian reform), sakada (seasonal farm worker), korporasyon (corporation), artista (actor / actress), maniningil (collector), kaminero (road worker), janitor (janitor), manglimpyo og basura (garbage collector), dula (to play (game/sport)), karera sa kabayo (horse racing), doktor (doctor), internist (internal medicine doctor), ENT (ear nose throat doctor), senador (senator), gobernador (governor), mayor (mayor), konsehal (councilor), MNLF (Moro National Liberation Front), kasaysayan (history), Ikaduhang Gubat sa Kalibutan (World War II), Ginoo (Lord / God), pag-ampo para sa patay (prayer for the dead), pastor (pastor), anito (spirit / ancestor spirit), pag-ampo sa ninuno (ancestor worship), mangkukulam (sorcerer), kulam (sorcery), magbalita (to report), reporter (reporter), mas (more), labaw pa (even more), muna (for now), kaya (therefore), bitaw (agreement / correction), sa wala pa (before), busa (therefore), aron (in order to), kasabutan (accord), makaya (afford), paningkamot (effort), para sa (for), kusog (force), langyaw (foreign), kalimot (forget), porma (form), kaniadto (former), padulong (forth), swerte (fortune), padulong sa unahan (forward)

How to say "or" in Bisaya

Bisaya (Cebuano)

The Bisaya word for "or" is: