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bāyu

A tamping pole for tamping soil; a small pestle used by people with teeth inadequate for chewing.

A tamping pole is about one meter long. It is about 16 cm. in diameter at the pounding end and 5 cm. at the holding end. A small pestle is typically a 15 cm. nail, flattened and flared at the pounding end to fit into a hand-held mortar, pumbayūan.

hodhod 1a lalu

The work of tamping or pounding something with a pestle.

Nan bāyu ya adi pohdon ti lumūyung hi ngamay.

Tamping is not liked because it blisters the hands.

For someone (agent muɴ-; s agent maN-) to tamp or pound something (theme i- or loc ref -on) with a tamping pole or pestle, bāyu 1, hodhod 1a, lalu (inst paN-), as to tamp earth, pound corn, rice, sesame seeds, betel chew mixture in a hand-held mortar.

pamāyu; mamāyu

Bayūom nan ādog di goday ta mihamad.

Tamp the fill soil of the slide so it will be solid.

dogdog tugītug

hodhod 1b

bināyu

Pounded rice.

pumbayūan

A hand-held mortar for chopping betel nut mixture.