SpeakMorepas-an is a Cebuano Bisaya verb glossed as “Carry something over the shoulders.” Verbs in Bisaya often change form with aspect, focus, and sentence markers, so use this gloss as a starting point and listen for how speakers use it in full sentences.
In the SpeakMore Bisaya dictionary, pas-an is glossed as Carry something over the shoulders. Meaning can shift with region, grammar, and context.
pas-an
To say “Carry something over the shoulders” in Cebuano Bisaya, use pas-an.
pas-an means “Carry something over the shoulders” in Cebuano Bisaya. It is listed as a verb in the Everyday Actions topic cluster.
“Carry something over the shoulders” in Cebuano Bisaya is pas-an. Use this page as a quick reference, then practise the word in short sentences and real conversation.
pas-an is a Cebuano Bisaya word. In the Philippines, Bisaya often refers to the Cebuano language variety spoken across much of the Visayas and Mindanao.
EVERYDAY ACTIONS