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1a

A plaything for a child, such as a toy, pet, captured insect.

Ma'ma'ullay han ukkon an halhalīwan han imbaluy Innāwan.

The puppy, which is the plaything of Innāwan's child, is gentle.

1b

For someone (agent muɴ-) to play with a plaything, as a toy, pet, captured insect.

Mun'am'amlong din ung'ungngan nunhalhaliwad ugga ti wāda din baballuy an ay'ayāmona.

The child was happy yesterday playing with a plaything because she had a toy house which she played with.

ay'āyam, Some Games Played,

1c

For someone (actor; s actor maN-) to distract, someone or something (patient -on), with the use of some distracting object or action (inst paN-), as to distract a child to stop him or her from crying, to distract an owner so that one's accomplice can steal his possessions.

panalhalīwa; halhaliwōon

Nan binnūlul di hiyay panalhalīwa' hinan imbaluy'u.

A carved figure of a person is what I will use to distract my child.

paN-: panalhalīwa; -on: halhaliwōon

For someone to distract someone else (theme i-), especially a child while carrying him or her.

pa''iw 2