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1

The bottom edge of an upland field.

holnad

2

For someone (agent muɴ-, -um-; s agent maN-) to mark out an area (loc ref -an) for a new upland field, with the use of a bolo (inst i-, paN-), by slashing a narrow strip of vegetation, about a meter wide, to mark the bottom edge.

gumhat; eghat; panghat; manghat

-um-: gumhat; i-: eghat

3

For someone (agent muɴ-; s agent maN-) to ritually mark an area (loc ref -an) for a wild-pig fire trap, gināat, with a bolo (inst i-, paN-), by beginning to slash a semicircular swath of vegetation, gāat, or for a new upland field, by slashing a swath of vegetation along the bottom edge, gohat1 2.

Marking a beginning swath is part of a larger ritual initiating the clearing of a fire trap or upland field.

i-: eghat