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1a

The domicile of a person; i.e., the house where one permanently lives; the habitat or resting place of an animal, bird, fish, insect.

1b

For someone (agent muɴ-) to inhabit a place (place puɴ-an) as her domicile; for something (agent muɴ-) to inhabit a place (place puɴ-an) as its domicile or resting place.

Nundolāan da Buy'a din dolan amāda an wah Babluy.

Buy'a and family inhabited the domicile of their father, which was in Babluy, as (their) domicile.

For someone or something (agent) to use a particular place (theme i-) for his domicile or its habitat or resting place.

Indolan han imbaluy'u din baluy an inyamma'.

My child used the house that I made as (his) domicile.

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2

The space under a traditional house, baluy.

Adīyu ongolon nan apuy hi dola ti umabūub hi baluy.

Don't make the fire large in the space under the house because it will smoke the house interior.

This space is raised from 5 - 10 cm. above the level of the house yard, bintaw; it is bordered on all four sides by an eaves line, obong, which is vertically in line with the eaves.

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