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1

For someone (agent maN-, -um-) to steal, especially something valuable (theme -on), as a bolo, money, a ritual prayer without paying to learn it, with the optional use of something to aid in stealing, as a flashlight (inst i-, paN-).

Immuy immākaw han adi dumngol hinan manu'.

The disobedient person went to steal a chicken.

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2

For someone (agent) to do something (theme i-) stealthily, as to visit someone in secret at night.

Occurs as part of a verb chain, see sec. 7.19.

Inyākaw Innāwan an immalih dolāmi ti wāday penhodmin ulgūdon hi adi ma'innīla.

Innāwan came to our house stealthily because we wanted to relate something that should not be found out.

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3

For a counterfeit key (actor -um- & inst) to fraudulently unlock a lock (patient -on).

Akāwon nan tulbu''u nan kandādun Buy'a.

My key fraudulently unlocks Buy'a's lock.