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1

Someone's or something's offspring; i.e., someone in a direct descending line relationship with someone else; an animal or any living being issuing from a parental stock.

2

For a person, animal, living being (actor muɴ- & loc ref) to issue an offspring (theme).

Awni ta munholag nan bābuy'u ta dumo'ol ya un'u paltīon di udumna.

Wait until my (female) pig issues offspring and then I will butcher some.

A man is said to issue an offspring since, presumably, it is a volitional act; a male animal or other male living being, however, does not. A human couple, female animal or other female living being is said to issue offspring. See apat2 for a description of the recitation of a person's genealogical offspring.

3

For someone or something (patient ma-) to be reproduced, of living things including animals, birds, insects, people, vegetation.

mahlag

Dimmo'ol mahkay an nahlag din ayiw an udyaw hinan pinūgu', ti niwā'at di būngana.

The narra tree in my private forest has finally become many, being reproduced, because its fruits were scattered.