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1

A betel vine Piper betel [Piper]; betel leaf.

Planted in and around housing sites beside trees and palms on which it climbs. The leaves and fruit, pudu, are mixed with betel nuts for a stimulating chew. Varieties: apīit, dallopdop, datto', dulawon, gū'ung, hāpid hi payaw, betel vine of the pond field, hīnga, tammel. Varieties are distinguished by color, taste and smell.

mundidīgat

2

For someone (agent; s agent maN-) to add a betel leaf (theme) to a betel masticatory, mama 3a (loc ref -an).

panāpid; manāpid

For someone (agent) to use a betel leaf (inst i-, paN-) for adding to a betel masticatory, as described above.

Umūya' ummal hi hāpid ta wāday panāpid'uh momo'.

I will go and get betel leaf so that there will be something for me to use for adding to betel masticatory.

3

For someone (agent maN-) to gather betel leaves, to be used in a betel mascatory.

For someone (agent) to pick betel leaves (theme -on) from a betel vine (loc ref -on).