How to pronounce “rayot/gubut”

rayot / gubut

• Meaning: riot, chaos, disorder, trouble
• Part of speech: noun / adjective
• Usage:
  • Rayot and gubut both refer to chaotic situations like riots, conflicts, or disorderly events.
  • Rayot is often used in more violent or large-scale conflicts, like riots or uprisings.
  • Gubut can refer to general disorder, confusion, or trouble, not necessarily violent.

Example Sentences:

1. Rayot (Noun – “riot, violent conflict”)
   • Dunay rayot sa plaza kagabii.
     – There was a riot at the plaza last night.
   • Ang mga pulis misulod aron hunongon ang rayot.
     – The police entered to stop the riot.
2. Gubut (Noun – “disorder, trouble”)
   • Naa nasad gubut sa eskwelahan tungod sa mga estudyante.
     – There was trouble again at the school because of the students.
   • Gubut kaayo ang merkado kung pista.
     – The market is very chaotic during festivals.
3. Gubut (Adjective – “messy, disorderly”)
   • Gubut kaayo ang balay human sa party.
     – The house was very messy after the party.