Language Name goes here

1a

Trash, grime, which litters or begrimes an area; a contaminating substance, in food or drink such as sticks, leaves, small stones; euphemistically used to refer to excrement, ta''i.

Do'ol di nun'iwallang hi galut hinan bintaw an nun'ipatang di ung'ungungnga.

There is much trash scattered in the yard, put down everywhere by the children.

bahōla dī'a 1 ē'eh 1

lugit 1

ginalūbut pinanglaw

1b

For someone (actor -um-; s actor maN-) to litter or begrime an area (loc ref -on); to contaminate food or drink (loc ref -on) with sticks, leaves, small stones (theme).

mangalut

dī'a 2

1c

For someone (actor -um-) to evacuate excrement (theme).

A euphemism for ta''i 1b.

lugit 2

2a

A mourning article, which a person wears to indicate that his or her spouse or child has died. For a description of mourning articles, see bālu 1 and ngūhu 1a.

2b

For someone (agent muɴ-) to indicate a state of mourning for one's dead spouse or child by the use of mourning articles of clothing and/or rattan (inst i-, paN-), as described under bālu 1 and ngūhu 1.

pangalut

bālu 2 ngūhu 1b