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bāyad
bāyad
1
The payment for something such as non-inherited goods, debt, fine, with money or barter goods.
Barter goods include bolos, hanggap; arm bracelets, genēleng 2; leg bracelets, pādang; chickens, manu'; dress bolo-belts, ginuttu; pendants, būung; pigs, bābuy; rice bundles, pāguy; spears, pāhul.
bāyad 2, Senses of Buy/Sell Words,
2
For someone (agent muɴ-; s agent maN-) to buy something (loc ref -an); to pay for something (loc ref -an) such as a debt, a fine with money or barter goods (theme i-).
pamāyad
For someone (agent) to use something, as money, barter goods (inst paN-) for buying, paying for something.
Senses of Buy/Sell Words
Payment: pallog bāyad lā'u ngīna pola'
Buy: pallog bāyad lā'u ngīna pola'
Sell: pallog lā'u ngīna pola'
Trade Commercially: la'u ngīna pola' kumildu tenda
Buy and Sell: ahinti
Expensive: ngīna pola'
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