For someone (agent muɴ-; s agent maN-) to make or do something with something (theme i-) or to something (patient -on) solidly as with or to a house, a stone wall; accurately, as to speak truthfully, tell a story as it is traditionally told; completely, as for a person to become rich by acquiring all, not just some, of the symbols of being rich; justly, as of a decision of law; carefully, without error, as to select or purchase carefully, correctly; put in order, in place; successfully, as in sponsoring an event.
Commonly occurs with a linked verb expressing an action or state made accurate, done carefully, etc:
Nunhamad hi Innāwan an inumbun.
Innāwan sat down carefully (i.e., he did not fall over).
To fix, restore something (theme i- or patient -on), as of something broken, not working properly.
To carefully investigate someone or something (loc ref i-, -on).
manamad
Without a linked verb it commonly has the meaning, `to carefully investigate':
Umuy'u hamadon din lewohon han iba' hi un dimminong.
I will go and carefully investigate that sickness of my sister (to see) if it has stopped.