For someone, something, an activity (actor -um- & patient) to become good, as for a person to become healthy; a spouse to become attractive, pleasing, desirable, of a good character; plants to become robust; a tooth to become sound.
pumhod
Pinumhod nan pāguymu ti immuda'udan.
Your (growing) rice became good because it has been raining.
-um-: pumhod
maphod
cmpr. mapmaphod; sup. ma''aphod, ma''ap'aphod.
Good, i.e., attractive, desirous, ethically and socially correct, healthy, pleasing, solid, sound.
maphod
For someone (actor) to make something (theme i-) good, as to make one's actions, appearance, character or speech ethically and socially correct, pleasing; to make something aesthetically pleasing, correct, solid, as to weave a basket the correct shape, to weave a nice design into a skirt, to build a solid house.
ephod; ipaphod
Ephod and mephod have variants ipaphod and mipaphod, respectively.
Nan tapeng hi penghāna ya nephod (+nipaphod) at adi megday.
As for the stone walls of olden times, they were made good and so they do not slide.
Awni ta ipaphodda nan kulha, at ammūnah dalānon.
Wait until they make the road good so it will be sufficient for walking on.
i-: ephod