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lāmut

For people, things, or measures of a mass object (actor CV- + muɴ- & theme) to mix with each other (loc ref).

Reference is especially to non-liquids, as, e.g., pounded manioc, glutinous rice or sweet potatoes mixed with sugar in preparation for making cakes, bina'lay.

For one or more people, things (theme mi-) to be mixed with two or more other people, things (loc ref).

For two or more people or things (loc ref ma-an) to have two or more other people or things (theme) mixed in with them; e.g., baby chicks from two broods are mixed together in eating; gray hair is mixed with black; weeds are mixed with growing plants.

For someone (agent) to mix one or more people, things, measures of a mass object (theme i-) with two or more other people, things, or another measure of a mass object (loc ref -an).

Impaphod Intan an inlāmut din ahhūkal hinan inyammāna an binu'lay at maphod hi onon.

Intan mixed the sugar thoroughly with the cake mixture and so it will be delicious to eat.

For someone (agent) to use something (inst puɴ-) for mixing, as described above.