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Bisaya · Cebuano · Vocabulary

Mokaon o moinom

English

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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Example 1

Ayaw pag-inom ug tambal nga wala pay tambag sa doktor.

Do not ingest medicine without a doctor's advice.

Example 2

Kinahanglan mokaon o moinom siya ug sakto kada adlaw.

He needs to ingest the right amount each day.

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