How do you say "for" in Bisaya?

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para sa (for), para kang kinsa (for whom), para sa unsa (for what), kuwarenta (forty), walay katapusan (forever), lasang (forest), agtang (forehead), tinidor (fork), terno (formal dress / suit), pambabae (for women), panlalaki (for men), muna (for now), kusog (force), langyaw (foreign), kalimot (forget), porma (form), kaniadto (former), padulong (forth), swerte (fortune), padulong sa unahan (forward), kaganina (the day before yesterday), tito (uncle (informal)), tita (aunt (informal)), mang (mister (informal)), aling (madam (informal)), malimot (to forget), pangita (look for / find), padayon (to continue / go forward), andamyo (dock / platform), reforma sa agraryo (agrarian reform), pag-ampo para sa patay (prayer for the dead), kaya (therefore), sa wala pa (before), busa (therefore), makaya (afford), paningkamot (effort)

How to say "for" in Bisaya