Language Name goes here

1a

For someone (agent; s agent maN-) to place something (theme i-) on top of something else (loc ref -an), as a book on a second book, a rock on a board, mud on a dike, bonong.

Igatunmu nan galgam hinan gahon ti ten mid pangipatāngan.

Place your cargo on top of the box because you see there is no place to put it.

ūhun 1

1b

For someone (agent; s agent maN-) to weigh down something (loc ref -an), as paper with the use of a paper weight (inst paN-).

pangatun; mangatun

Madamot din batu an nangatun Ballag hidin luwit at nabe'lag.

The rock which Ballag used to weigh down the bark slab was heavy.

ūhun 2

do'mel gat'un

2

For two pigs (actor muɴ- & theme) to pair each other (loc ref) as payment for something, as wages, repayment of a debt, payment of a purchase.

Nungatun din nungngīna' hinan palyu' Pahhad.

What I used to pay for the vat of Pahhad were (pigs) which paired each other as payment.

For someone (agent; s agent maN-) to pair a pig (theme i-) with another pig (loc ref -an) as payment, as described above.

Ginatūna' din bābuy an ngīnan din tibung ti adi umda.

That pig which was the price of the wine jar, I paired (with another) as payment because it wasn't enough.