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1a

A digging trowel.

Used as a general utility instrument in the fields and around the homesite area for digging soil, weeding, planting cuttings, harvesting root crops. Typically it has a blade, dohag 1b, with a shank, ūtong, held by a metal shank collar, lū'up, inserted into a wooden handle, pā'aw.

bo''a 1

tung'iw

1b

dohdohhag

The blade of either a digging trowel or digging bar, bo''a.

2

For someone (agent -um-; s agent maN-) to thrust a linear object (theme i-) at someone or something (loc ref -on); as to thrust a spear, a stick, at someone; a digging trowel into grass or weeds.

maN-: manhag; -um-: dumhag

For someone (agent) to use a particular linear object (inst paN-) for thrusting, as described above.

dumhag; denhag; edhag; panhag; manhag

i-: edhag; -iɴ-: denhag; paN-: panhag

3

For someone (agent) to give a digging trowel (theme) to someone (loc ref -an) as a gift.

panhag

Following tradition, the parents of the boy of a newly married couple give their daughter-in-law a digging trowel shortly after marriage.

paN-: panhag

For someone (agent) to choose a particular digging trowel (theme paN-) for giving a digging trowel as a gift, as described above.

aban 3 hanggap 1d