singaut, singautim

English: ‘sing out’.

See first Mihalic entry. See second Mihalic entry.

Noun forms

  1. a call, a cry, a yell ® krai
    birua i kam na wanpela man i singaut the enemy came and a man yelled out
    raskol i kam na mipela i harim singaut bilong dok robbers came and we heard the dog bark

  1. a sound ® krai
    singaut bilong belo the ringing of a bell
    singaut bilong solwara the breaking of the waves

  1. Form of talking: an invitation
    singaut i kam pastaim, bihain yumi go when a invitation comes, then we can go

Intransitive verb forms

  1. Form of talking: to call out to
    pikinini i singaut long mama the baby is calling for its mother

  1. to make a noise ® krai, meknois
    sapos mi paitim kundu, em i singaut If I hit a drum, it makes a noise

  1. to invite, to call for
    singaut bai ol i kam long pati to invite them to the feast/party
    singaut long bikpela pe to call for high wages

Transitive verb forms

  1. Form of talking: to call to someone, to send for someone
    singautim em alert him, call him in
    singautim ol i kam to send for them, to invite them to come


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