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1a

A flavorful side-dish complement of a staple food, tānud.

Maphod nan dalit hi hidan di hinamal an ag'aga ya na'u'mun.

Eel is good as a flavorful side-dish complement of rice because it is easily swallowed.

1b

For someone (agent muɴ-) to complement a staple food, tānud (loc ref -an), in eating with a flavorful side dish (theme).

panida

Hinidāan Gollang din onōna at ag'aga ya nabhug.

Gollang complemented what she was eating with a flavorful side dish and so she was quickly satisfied.

For someone (agent) to use a particular food (inst i-, paN-) for his flavorful side-dish complement, as described above.

i-: ihida

2a

mihda.

A side-dish food; eaten as a complement to a staple, tānud, such as rice, hinamal; sweet potatoes, lapnay; taro, tugmuy.

Inamin'un inhāang din mihda an ngināam.

I cooked all that side-dish food that you bought.

This form does not occur possessed.

The most common side-dish foods, in order of usage, are vegetables, halawhaw, edible aquatic invertebrates, gīnga, and meat of chickens, pigs, wild game, dotag.

bullīgan 2 inādah ītab 2 lātud lāya 1a talung 2 tapāya2

2b

For someone (actor -um-) to eat a side-dish food (theme i-).

umihda; ihda

Inihdan han kāhun amin din dotag an nipatang hi baluy.

The dog ate all the meat which was put inside the house.

-um-: umihda; i-: ihda