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1a

A barricade-spike, made of a hard substance such as bamboo, planted upright along a path to pierce the feet of enemies one wishes to prevent from passing.

1b

For someone (agent muɴ-, -um-; s agent maN-) to plant a spike-barricade (theme) in a path (loc ref -on).

panūga; manūga

Hugāon Limāngan nan dālan ta ipāwanay mange'wan umuy hi umanan mangākaw.

Limāngan will plant a spike-barricade in the trail to prevent the passage of those who are going to his upland field to steal.

For someone (agent) to use sharp spikes (inst i-, paN-) for making a spike-barricade, as described above.

2

For a sharp stationary spike such as a thorn, a nail protruding from a board (actor -um- & inst) to puncture someone, something (loc ref -on), especially in the foot area.