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hūyab

For someone or something such as an animal, the wind (actor & theme i-) to pass upward, as of a person climbing a hill.

Muntī'ida' ta nangāmung un'u ihūyab hi būludna.

I will climb until I pass upward to the mountain ridge.

For someone (agent & inst) the wind (actor & inst) to bring someone or something (theme i-) upward, as described above.

A person holds or accompanies that brought up; the wind blows something, as grass on a roof, smoke into the air.

An omen agent's symbolic path-blocking omen from below.

Signalled by an omen bird, īdaw, or firefly, im'imit, flying from below and crossing the path of an observer, indicating a bad omen regarding a proposed endeavor. This portends sickness which will prevent the success of the endeavor.

For an omen bird, īdaw or firefly, im'imit (actor -um- & theme i-), to symbolically block a path (loc ref) from below, by flying upward from below and across the path of one hiking, indicating a bad omen regarding a proposed endeavor, as described above.

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