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1

Only two.

Dudduwa ayun tummung ta malubu ami.

You be only two to stay home and we will go to work.

2

For things (actor -um- & patient) to become only two, especially by reduction as a result of a natural process, as for there to become only two pigs with the death of a third pig, for there to be only two plants remaining of transplanted rice seedlings due to rats having eaten the rest.

Dimmudduwa nan imbaluy di bābuy'u ti nun'atīla' di udumna.

The offspring of my pig decreased to only two because the others were lost.

3

For someone (agent maN-) to be able to produce only two things (theme) in a specified period of time, as to produce only two pesos per hour in earnings, to be only a two-basket per week weaver.

manudduwa

Manudduwa da Benwag ay Bumallātung hi lagadīondah abigabigat.

Benwag and Bumallātung are only able to produce two of what they saw each day, (i.e., planks).

4

For something (patient ma-) to be only two units of measure, of length, quality, size, time, value, weight.

Madudduway lā'un han manu'mu ti un it'ittang.

Your chicken is (worth) only two (pesos) because it is very small.

5

For someone (agent; s agent maN-) to choose only two people or things (theme, loc ref or patient -on) with which or on which to do something, as to choose only two things to hold, only two pesos as the selling price of something.

dudduwāon; dudduwa''on; manudduwa

Dudduwōom di odnam hinan hanggap hi pangumam.

Select only two bolo knives to hold when making an upland field.

on-: dudduwāon, dudduwōon

6

For someone (agent maN-) to set the price of something (theme i-) at only two unit measures of something, as pesos, gantas of coffee, or any other barter items measured in units.

Idudduwam nan lā'un di manu'mu ti un it'ittang.

Set the price of your chicken at only two (pesos) because it is very small.