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hapūdut

For someone (agent -um-; s agent maN-) to pick or pull up something (theme -on) with the fingers and thumb (inst i-, paN-), as to pick up dirt or rubbish, to pull upward on the hair.

panapūdut; manapūdut

Hinapūdut'uy ūlun din nabūtong ta bināngon'u.

I pulled up the head (by the hair) of the drunk person to get him up.

hapūpung

A twittered bad omen of an omen bird, īdaw; i.e., a twitter coming from above one hiking, signalling a bad omen regarding a proposed endeavor.

Symbolizes an enemy holding and cutting off one's head. Thus portends impending violent death by murder or an accident.