Bisaya · Cebuano · Vocabulary
Mokaon o moinom
to ingestverb
- Alternative meanings
To eat, drink, or take a substance into the body through the mouth.
- Pronunciation
moh-KA-on or moh-ee-NOM
- Root and affixes
Built from mokaon, to eat, and moinom, to drink or take. The expression covers the general idea of ingesting food, drinks, or substances.
- Variants or conjugations
mokaon = to eat; moinom = to drink or take; mitulon = swallowed; pag-inom = intake of liquids or medicine.
- Related words and expressions
pagkaon = food; inom = drink; tambal = medicine; lawas = body.
- Meaning and usage notes
For ingesting food, use mokaon; for liquids or medicine, use moinom. For swallowing specifically, mitulon or motulon may be more exact.
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Ayaw pag-inom ug tambal nga wala pay tambag sa doktor.
Do not ingest medicine without a doctor's advice.
Kinahanglan mokaon o moinom siya ug sakto kada adlaw.
He needs to ingest the right amount each day.
