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1

For two (actor or agent muɴ-) to do something (theme) together.

Occurs as part of a verb chain, see sec. 7.19.

Mundugwa ayun umuy.

You (two) go (somewhere) together.

For people or things (patient ma-) to be two to be in a particular state.

For people (agent) to be two to do something to or with something or someone (theme, loc ref or patient -an).

manugwa; dugwāon; dugwōon

Occurs as part of a verb chain, see sec. 7.19.

Manu ay na'ameh hi Bukkāhan ya unda dinugwāan an nunhudpa'.

The reason Bukkāhan was defeated was that there were two who boxed him.

2

To choose two people or things upon which or with which to do something.

3

To set the price of something at two unit measures of something, as pesos, barter items.

Always two; to always do something to or with two; to always price something at two; .

to be successively two by two.