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1

Rich, of a person, measured in terms of important legacies, banoh 2, held.

Pangūluh Habbēleng ad Batad ti do'do''ol di mahāpulna.

Habbēleng is rich in Batad because he has very many possessions.

The variant pang'u does not occur as an adjective; it occurs only as a verb form, see below.

adangyan 2 kaddākad

pūhi 2 pupli

2a

pang'u

For someone (actor & theme i-) to go ahead of someone else; i.e., someone else will follow later.

Ipangūlu: focused theme does not occur.

Ipangūlum an umēet ta idadāanmuy onon tu'u ta un ami mangunud hi awni.

You go ahead and go home to prepare our food and we'll follow later.

un'unna

2b

pang'u

For someone (agent & inst) to guide someone else (theme i-) whom one accompanies.

Impangūlun Bumallātung din mangīlin immuy nunle'le'od.

Bumallātung guided the visitor in going around (the village).

2c

pang'u

For someone (agent maN-) to position herself (theme) first, in front of another, others.

mamangūlu

Namang'uh Aligūyun ta itudūnay owon nan nabūlog.

Aligūyun positioned himself first to show the way to those in line.

maN-: mamang'u, mammang, mamangūlu

hunna 3

For two people or things to face each other.

Second post-marriage bride-wealth payment.