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hagībi

A small paired chicken of a larger one to make the two sufficient for a wage, bride-wealth payment, bongbong, to sell, sacrifice.

Ha''in nangdon hidin hagībin di manu' Benwag.

I held a small chicken which was to be added as a mate of Benwag's (larger) chicken.

A medium, maleman, small, mapha'an; or very small, maputngūan; chicken is used as a mate.

For chickens (actor muɴ- & theme) to pair as a small and large pair, as described above.

Munhagībi din manu' an inlā'u' ad ugga.

The chickens that I sold yesterday paired as a small and large pair.

For someone (agent -um-; s agent maN-) to pair a small chicken (theme) to a larger one (loc ref -an), as described under 1.

panagībi; managībi

For someone (agent) to use a particular small chicken (inst i-, paN-) for pairing a small chicken, as described above.

Nan maleman di panagībi' hinan ubūan ta ipiyuy'uh bongbong.

I will use the medium-sized chicken for pairing a small chicken with the hen to take as an engagement bride-wealth payment.

For a small chicken (actor -um- & theme) to pair with a larger one (loc ref), as described under 1.

temam, Chickens Measured in Pairs,