How do you say "in" in Bisaya?

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sulod (in), sa buntag (in the morning), sa hapon (in the afternoon), sulod sa usa ka semana (in one week), sulod sa usa ka bulan (in one month), sulod sa usa ka tuig (in one year), kaniadto pa (in the past), sulod (inside / content), maalam (intelligent), krosing (intersection), dugangan (increase), interes (interest), international call (international call), inspeksyon (inspection), international flight (international flight), hulugan (installment), internist (internal medicine doctor), injection (injection), pulgada (inch), lagi (insistence), aron (in order to), apil (include), modaghan (increase), independyente (independent), impluwensya (influence), imbes (instead), tuyo (intend), interes (interest), sulod sa (into), ila-ilaila (introduce), akoa (mine), kita (we (including listener)), nato (our (incl.)), atoa (ours (incl.)), kami (we (excluding listener)), ikaw (you (singular)), ka (you (singular)), kang kinsa (belonging to whom), ika-pila (what number in order), siyam (nine), napulo ug siyam (nineteen), nobenta (ninety), ikasiyam (ninth), buntag (morning), gabii (evening / night), minuto (minute), usab (again), ting-ulan (rainy season), ulanon (rainy), hanginon (windy), ulan (rain), muulan (to rain), hangin (air / wind), muhangin (to be windy), kilat (lightning), mokilat (to lightning), bukid (mountain), kabukiran (mountain range), kapatagan (meadow / plain), sampaguita (jasmine), bugambilya (bougainvillea), igsoon (sibling), magulang nga igsoon (older sibling), manghod (youngest sibling), pinsan (cousin), ugangan (parent-in-law), umagad (child-in-law), bayaw (brother-in-law), hipag (sister-in-law), bilas (co-sibling), tito (uncle (informal)), tita (aunt (informal)), mang (mister (informal)), aling (madam (informal)), dalaga (single woman), binata (single man), kasal (wedding), kaguol (mourning), tudlo (finger), panit (skin), ihi (urine), maghunahuna (to think), moinom (to drink), mokaon og panihapon (to have dinner), buotan (kind), masinabuton (hardworking), tikasan (cunning), maabiabihon (friendly / kind-hearted), kuripot (stingy), madanihon (charming), nipis (thin), mahaba ug nipis (long and thin), pino (fine / smooth), bintana (window), kisame (ceiling), sala (living room), kan-anan (dining room), lababo (sink), kurtina (curtain), sampayanan (clothesline), hasa (sharpening stone), mata sa buntag (to wake up (morning)), inom (drink), pangita (look for / find), kuha (get / take /bring), huna-huna (think), prinsipal (principal), kahulogan (meaning), baybay (spelling), Filipino (Filipino language), Intsik (Chinese language), panihapon (dinner), ilimnon (drink), ibulad (to dry in the sun), sabwag (to sprinkle), kawali (frying pan), tabla (board / cutting board), salaan (strainer), suka (vinegar), luya (ginger), sampalok (tamarind), kangkong (water spinach), sitaw (string beans), pechay (chinese cabbage), saba (cooking banana), pinya (pineapple), umbok (convex / bulging), tulis (pointed), nipis ug taas (long and thin), walis sa sulod (sweep inside), panggaling (grind), palanggana (basin), batya (wash basin), panglakaw (outing clothes), hikaw (earring), singsing (ring), makina (sewing machine), katsa (muslin), rosas (pink), plain (plain / solid), gusali (building), baligya sa tindahan (sell in a shop), sinsilyo (coins), lokal (local line), party line (party line), ring (ring tone), busy (busy (line)), cross line (cross line), putol ang linya (line disconnected), tren (train), parkingan (parking lot), gasolina (gasoline), padayon (to continue / go forward), hunongon (to stop something), makina (engine), manibela (steering wheel), landing (landing), pensyon (pension / lodging), check-in (to check in), bilin (to leave (something)), punla (seedling), hipan (to winnow), negosyo (business), negosyante (businessperson), kasosyo (business partner), ganansya (profit / gain), inyinyero (engineer), sinehan (cinema), sugalan (gambling place), karera sa kabayo (horse racing), baraha (playing cards), bingo (bingo), domino (dominoes), daog (to win), mag-inom (to drink together), gin (gin), tuba (palm wine), kanta (to sing), habulan (chasing game), patintero (patintero), tinikling (tinikling dance), basag banga (pot breaking game), pabitin (pabitin game), pamingwit (fishing game), tirador (slingshot), tambal (medicine), medical insurance (medical insurance), sakit (painful / hurt), hilo sa pagkaon (food poisoning), natakdan (to get infected), administrasyon (administration), kabinete (cabinet), sekretaryo (secretary / minister), probinsya (province), kapitan (barangay captain), pagpatay (killing), Republika sa Pilipinas (Republic of the Philippines), pag-alsa (uprising), multa (fine / penalty), engkanto (enchanted being), panghitabo (event / incident), pangunang balita (main news), headline (headline), tinuod (really / indeed), sukad sa (since), batok (against), tudlo (appoint), magsugod (begin), luyo (behind), pagkatawo (being), dala (bring / carry), sigurado (certain), sulod (contain / enter), desisyon (decide/ determine), ila (distinguish), ipasabot (explain), makakuha (gain)

How to say "in" in Bisaya