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1

For someone (agent maN-, muɴ-) to make, put in place, build, arrange something (theme i-) with the use of a suitable instrument as a spade, hammer (inst paN-), as to build a shelter, build a fire, arrange firewood for burning.

For someone (agent) to build, arrange, affix something (theme) onto something else (loc ref -an), as to sew a button on a jacket.

Ammāanah itang nan lūhud ti adi umda.

He will build a little onto the fence because it won't suffice.

That made by someone.

Maphod nan amman Hummin an hangap.

That made by Hummin, a bolo, is nice.

amhul

2a

For it (actor) to ordain a particular condition to characterize someone, or for someone to be characterized as being in a particular condition (patient -on), as rich, poor, wise, simpleminded, kind, cruel, and the like.

ammāan

Inammānay nala'eng hi mun'ammah baluy.

It ordained someone gifted in making houses.

A substantive with actor role occurs only in the sentence unidentified as a third person pronoun -na `it'.

Inammānay adangyan an tāgu.

It ordains rich people.

-on: ammāan

apya1

2b

For it (actor) to make an omen agent (theme i-) a good omen, as the bile of a chicken, akbu; an omen bird omen, īdaw 2a; i.e., the omen agent signals a good omen.

A substantive with actor role occurs only in the sentence unidentified as a third person pronoun -na `it'.

Inyammānay akbun di manu'.

It made the chicken's bile sac a good omen.

Inyammānay īdawmi.

It made our omen bird omen (i.e., the call of the bird which we heard) a good omen.

ammu 2