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1

For someone (agent muɴ-; s agent maN-) to leaf-wrap edible aquatic invertebrates, gīnga; mudfish, bolog; small river fish, gadiw, (loc ref -on) in a taro or another broad leaf, with several arrow grass leaves, bilāu, (theme i-) and tied at the top, for convenience in carrying home.

ehngot; pangngot

To use something (inst paN-) for leaf-wrapping, as described above.

i-: ehngot; -iɴ-: hengngot; ma-: mahngot; -on: hongton; maN-: mangngot

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2a

A packlunch, taken with one when away from home to eat during mealtime, as when in a field working, on a trip.

Odnam di hongotmuh mā'et ta umuytad Bannāwol.

Hold your packlunch tomorrow when we go to Banaue.

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2b

For someone (agent muɴ-, -um-; s agent maN-) to hold or carry something (theme -on) for a packlunch, as described above.

humngot; hengngot; mahngot; hongton; mangngot

To signal the durative aspect of `carry' the stem is reduplicated, see sec. 7.16.2.

-um-: humngot; -iɴ-: hengngot; ma-: mahngot; -on: hongton; maN-: mangngot

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