From root: biyaya
Conjugations
Past (Completed)
biniyayaan
bi-ni-ya-ya-AN
blessed
Present (Incomplete)
binibiyayaan
bi-ni-bi-ya-ya-AN
blessing
Future (Contemplated)
bibiyayaan
bi-bi-ya-ya-AN
will bless
Usage Note
Biyayaan is used when expressing the act of bestowing a blessing or grace, often appearing in religious or formal contexts such as prayers and well-wishes. It implies that the blessing is a gift or favor granted to the recipient.
Examples
" Biyayaan nawa kayo. "
Natural Translation
May you be blessed.
Literal Translation
Be-blessed may you.
" Sana ay biyayaan tayo ng Diyos. "
Natural Translation
I hope God to bless us.
Literal Translation
Hope [,] to-bless us by God.
" Dalangin namin na biyayaan ka ng mabuting kalusugan at matibay na pananampalataya. "
Natural Translation
It is our prayer that you be blessed with good health and steadfast faith.
Literal Translation
Prayer our that be-blessed you of good health and firm faith.
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