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1a

A leaf of vegetation, including trees, ferns, grass and plants in general.

Do'ol di paya' nan ongol an āyiw.

A large tree has many leaves.

1b

For vegetation, as described above (actor -um- & loc ref), to develop leaves (theme).

Nā'uy an pumaya' di bālat an intanom'u.

The banana plant which I planted is about to develop leaves.

For something (loc ref ma-an) to be leafy; i.e., to have a profusion of leaves (theme).

2a

A wing or tail quill of a fowl.

Used to feather a ceremonial headdress, dūlaw2.

dutdut 1 dulādul 1

2b

For a fowl (loc ref ma-an) to have a good growth of wing feathers (theme).

dutdut 2

3

A wing of a bird, hamuti, chicken, manu', insect, aeroplane or any flying object.

4

A lower wing cut of a butchered fowl.

This is a tertiary cut, gōgod. It consists of the wing, cut at the second joint from the tip. It is one of three pieces cut from the breast side and wing, hehel. The other two: wing shoulder and upper breast, pū'ol, and lower breast, haguyāhuy.