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1

The voice, cry of an animal, bird, person.

For specific cries see Appendix 30, Calls and Cries of Animals and Birds.

For an animal or bird (actor muɴ-, -um-) to cry out.

For a person or animal (actor muɴ-, -um-) to call to someone or something (loc ref) at a distance.

Nun'ali hi Bukkāhan ad ugga ay ha''in ta umuy ami hi inalāhan an mangāyiw.

Bukkāhan called to me yesterday for us to go to the forest to get firewood.

2

For someone (agent; s agent maN-) to say something (theme -on).

alyon

Inalin Ballag di mahāpul an umūya' hi dolāda ta wāday ulgūdonmi.

Ballag said that I should go to their place so that we could talk together.

-on: alyon

3

For someone (agent) to think something (theme -on), as that something will happen, that a particular state exists, that someone or something is involved in a particular action or state.

alyon

Usually followed by at goh:

Inali' at goh di un he''a din ināmang'un umāli ya bo'on'a.

I thought that you were the one I viewed coming but it was not you.

Genitive pronoun is optionally omitted.

Alyon ta ala' din lubban ya mi'id an inākawda.

(I) thought that I would get that pomelo fruit but there was none in that they stole (it).

-on: alyon

ay ihūna

al'ali 1

Peaceful, quiet; gentle, of a person in her or his relationship with others.

pangal'ali

Jocular fibbing.