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dāan1

Preparation day for a village; the following day either begins the post-transplanting holiday season, ulpi, a holiday for the eradication of worms, ālup, or a holiday when the family of one who has died violently, bināgung, offer hagawhaw prayers, go'go'. This latter preparation day is also known as bu'āyat. During this day, men get firewood, buy chickens, and rice if needed; the women dig sweet potatoes, harvest or borrow pigeon peas, oldeh, to add to the chicken in cooking. Preceding the post-transplanting holiday season, ulpi, the men engage in sugarcane-wine-making activities, hubul 2b.

hubul 3

bu'āyat dolal

For someone (agent maN-, muɴ-) to prepare something as sweet potatoes, wood, sugarcane wine (theme -i, -on) for some event, as for the post-transplanting holiday season, ulpi, holiday for one who has died violently, go'go', as described above, for going on a journey, collecting stones for making a stone wall.

denon; manāan

Deno' di pihhu ta way ilā'u' hi bogah hi tumiyalgaw.

I will prepare money so I will have something to use in buying rice when it becomes the dry season.

Nan tagāla ya denōnan amin nan ma'an hinan angananda ya un mun'āyag ta manganda.

As for the domestic helper, she will prepare all the food for them to eat before she calls them to eat.

Affix -on does not occur with past tense.

-on: daānon, denon