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hīug

Black smoke; soot from black smoke, as from a kerosene light, pitulyu, pitch pine torch, hālong.

Soot is that produced by black smoke, adhering to an object, such as the wall of a house. Pot soot is referred to as ūleng.

ahu'

For someone (agent muɴ-, -um-; s agent maN-) to blacken something (loc ref -an) with soot (theme), as by holding something over a smoking pitch pine stick.

panīug; manīug

Maphod nan hālong hi panīug hi miyammah bāto'.

Pitch pine is good for use in blackening with soot (something) to use in making a tattoo.

For someone (agent) to use black smoke, soot (inst i-, paN-) for blackening something, as described above.