mag-, maN-
-on
To reach deep inside a pocket, container, etc. to feel
or take hold of something or take it out; to take cooked
rice out of a pan with hands and eat it without using a
plate.
dukot
India magdōk tang anen ong kaldiro tenged
makinit.
Don't take
out the cooked rice with your hands from
the pot because it is hot.
Dōkon mo kay tang koartao tani ong bolsao
tenged lebay tang kalimao.
Reach
in
and
get my money here in my pocket because my
hands are wet.
Ang doktor dinōk na tang tereno agod matelekan
na ong aripa mampir tang kolo tang mola.
The doctor reached
into my birth canal so that he could see
where the head of the baby was positioned.
Indio ra pagpabakal ta irinemen tenged agdōkon
ka lamang tang mga kabatan.
I don't sell alcoholic drinks anymore because they are just being
taken
out (i.e. of the crate, without paying) by the teenagers.
Ang mola pirming pandōk tang titi ni nanay na.
The child is always reaching
in
to
grab it's mother's breast.