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hagāngaw

A stone-hod, made of a wooden trough section, for carrying stones and soil on the shoulder, especially in constructing a stone wall.

Hods are about seventy to eighty-five centimeters long.

For someone (agent muɴ-, -um-; s agent maN-) to place or carry stones and soil (theme -on) on the shoulder with a stone hod.

To signal the durative aspect of `carry' the stem is reduplicated, see sec. 7.16.2.

panagāngaw; managāngaw

For someone (agent) to use a particular hod (inst i-, paN-) for holding, carrying with a stone-hod.

abba, Methods of Holding,