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torok
-om-
-an
For a liquid to drip out, or onto something; for something to be dripped on; for a roof to leak; for one's tears to fall (lit. drip).
tulo
Ang gripo tang banga amen ay totorok da tenged langga ra.
The faucet of our water jar drips because it is broken.
Natorokano ta gas tenged kiminarongo toga ong pa-kal nirang nalangga.
I was dripped on by kerosene because I sat directly under their pressure lantern that was broken.
Aroy, totorok si tang katep!
Oh my, the roof is leaking again!
Gate-beko ong ni Lolo, pisan ang totorok tang lok na.
I feel sorry for Grandpa, his tears are really falling (lit. dripping).
Asing linansang si Jesus ong kros, siminorok tang dogo na ong tanek.
When Jesus was nailed to the cross, his blood dripped onto the ground.
magpa-
pa--on
pa--an
To drip on something; to cause or allow a liquid to drip.
India kay magpatorok-torok ong da-tal, trapoan mo kang lagi tang sinangoni mo.
Please don't drip on the floor, wipe your body off first.
Agpatorokon tang mamola tang wi ong garong ang boloat.
The children are letting the water drip out of the can with holes in it.
Ong pagbotod ta balay, ang dogo tang manong kolit agpatorok ong da-tal.
In the traditional ceremony for a new house, the blood of a white chicken is caused to drip on the floor.
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