In bisaya, there are two main meaning for “Abot”. First abot -as in bag-ong abot, (also bag-ong naabot). Just came in from somewhere (this is common). Second meaning in bisaya for “Abot” -as in abot sa yuta means ani, gain, harvest or fruit from the land or hard labor. (uncommon)
Lain pud tong “Ambot” sa bisaya, it means I don’t know.
Sample:
1) Bag-ong abot gikan panan-aw sa Sinulog. (Just come in from watching the Sinulog)
2) Dako ug abot ang kita sa tindahan sa mi-aging buwan kumpara sa karon. (The gain from our sari-sari store is higher last month than this month.)
Bisaya: Abot
Tagalog: Bagong dating, Ani
English: Just come in; Harvest