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engha
1
For someone (actor -um-) to become accustomed to someone or something (loc ref -an, ipa-, pa-on) through extended exposure, as to a particular action, as always staying at home, rising late, telling unacceptable jokes; a dog which becomes accustomed to a new owner; to become addicted to a habit (loc ref -an, ipa-, pa-on), as gambling, smoking cigarettes, chewing betel mixture; to become skilled in doing something (loc ref -an, ipa-, pa-on) through practice and repetition.
Adi maphod hi un enghāan an munlū'ut ti umidat hi dogoh.
It is not good to become addicted to smoking cigarettes because it will cause sickness.
Mumbāha ayu ta la'tot ya emmengha ayu.
You should read so that later you will become accustomed to (doing it).
Impa'enghan nan mumbā'i bayah at hiyay pohpohdonda.
Ritualists have become accustomed to rice beer and so that's what they greatly desire.
Adi maphod hi un pa'enghoon an munlū'ut ti umidat hi dogoh.
It is not good to become addicted to smoking because it will cause sickness.
pa-: pa'enghāon, pa'enghōon
pa'enghōon
2a
A boyfriend; a girlfriend; i.e., a friend of the opposite sex.
Involves unmarried people; the result of such friendship is usually marriage.
Tinnig'u din babāi an nitnud hinan enghāna.
I saw a girl who accompanied her boyfriend.
2b
For a boy and girl (actor muɴ- & theme) to be friendly with each other (loc ref), as described above.
For someone (actor; s actor maN-) to befriend someone of the opposite sex (loc ref -on), as described under 2a.
enghōon
Enenghan Magga' han babāih nahhun ya unda mun'ihāwa.
Magga' befriended the woman first and then they married.
-on: enghōon
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