Bisaya · Cebuano · Vocabulary
Painiton
to heat; to warm upverb
- Alternative meanings
To make something rise in temperature or become hot.
- Pronunciation
pa-ee-NEE-ton
- Root and affixes
From init, hot or heat, with pa- and -on indicating making something become hot.
- Variants or conjugations
painiton; moinit; initon
- Related words and expressions
heat, hot, cook, fire, temperature
- Meaning and usage notes
“Painiton” is used for heating something. “Moinit” is used when something heats up or becomes hot by itself.
actioncookingtemperature
Painiton nako ang sabaw.
I will heat the soup.
Moinit ang tubig kung ibutang sa kalayo.
The water heats up if you put it on the fire.