Agutaynen - takat

takat

Shore; dry land.

patakat, tomakat

To go towards shore, dry land; to come ashore out of the ocean onto the beach.

Indi pa gatakat tang pamanilaw?

Haven't the ones who are out fishing come to shore yet?

togbo

magpa-

ipa-

To take, carry something to shore; to take or drag something out of the ocean onto the beach.

Pagpatakat tanira tang kawayan ang nagalin ong Nasirokan.

They are taking out of the ocean the bamboo that came from [the small barrio of] Nasirokan.

patakat

Uphill from the beach.

Ang balay amen asi ong patakat-takat.

Our house is uphill a bit from the beach.

-om-

To go uphill, i.e. out of town, to the fields.

Tatakat tanandia ong bokid kada damal-damal.

He goes uphill to the fields every morning.

-en

To go up to something in a field or farm in order to inspect it.

Takateno kay tang kasoyo, itaben inalap si ta mamola.

I'll go up to inspect my cashew trees, maybe kids have picked them again.

toldak, tegbeng