How do you say "be" in Bisaya?

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ma (be), kang kinsa (belonging to whom), ilawom (below), tapad (beside), buyog (bee), gwapa (beautiful), higdaanan (bed), bangkô (bench), bangko (bench), karne sa baka (beef), toge (bean sprouts), bakos (belt), beautician (beautician), pusta (bet), serbesa (beer), kasi (because), sab (because (colloquial)), sa wala pa (before), tungod kay (because), oso (bear), katahum (beauty), kay (because), mahimong (become), magsugod (begin), luyo (behind), pagkatawo (being), motoo (believe), sakop (belong), sa ubos (below), ilalom sa (beneath), tapad sa (beside), labing maayo (best), mas maayo (better), labaw sa (beyond), ika-pila (what number in order), kaganina (the day before yesterday), unya na lang (maybe later), Setyembre (September), Oktubre (October), Nobyembre (November), Disyembre (December), muhangin (to be windy), mamunga (to bear fruit), natawo (to be born), makahinumdom (to remember), magtuo (to believe), aparador (wardrobe), alpabeto (alphabet), munggo (mung beans), sitaw (string beans), bitsuelas (green beans), pipino (cucumber), bata (robe / gown), teteron (terylene / synthetic fiber), telephone number (phone number), lampas (to pass / go beyond), barbero (barber), TB (tuberculosis), diabetes (diabetes), nawala (to be lost), nakawat (to be stolen), tulisan (robber), MNLF (Moro National Liberation Front), tuo-tuo (folk belief), engkanto (enchanted being), tingali (probably / maybe), hulagway (describe)

How to say "be" in Bisaya