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oho'

A seed selected for planting by dibble, ohad, trowel, dohag, or by scatter-planting, nagnag in dry soil.

Seeds include: 1) Seeds from dehiscent seed vessels, as cowpea, agwat; mung bean, balātung; sorghum, gal'ung; mustard, lakutta. See table under būnga 1 for listing. 2) Seeds, bugwa, of pulpy fruits, as cucumber, ahhīmon; tomato, kamātis; papaya, tapāya. See table under būnga 1 for listing. 3) A grain, as corn, gahhīlang; rice, bogah. Reference includes seed rice separated from the panicle and planted in dry seedbeds, bunbun, for second-crop rice planting, linawang.

gadyang longeh 2 mani 2

For someone (agent muɴ-; s agent maN-) to dibble a seed (theme i-) in soil, an area, as an upland field (loc ref -an), as described above, with a trowel, dohag, or dibble, ohad (inst paN-).

eho'; pangho'; oh'an; mangho'; pangeh'an; ma'oho'an; ma'oh'an

Pun'eho'yu nan bugwan di lubban ta way umongol ya bimmūnga.

Dibble all the seeds of the grapefruit so that when (the trees) become big they will bear fruit.

i-: eho'; -an: oh'an; paN-: pangho'; paN-an: pangoh'an; ma-an: ma'oho'an, ma'oh'an; maN-: mangho'

ohad tanom 2