Language Name goes here

1a

A plug used to stop up a small hole or crack, as a piece of rolled paper, a small wooden plug, dirt.

hagnong 1a hubo''ol 1a hūlat 1a līta 1a ūkip 1

1b

For someone (agent muɴ-; s agent maN-) to stop up a small hole or crack (loc ref -an) with a piece of rolled paper, wooden plug, dirt (theme i-).

mamūnit

Nan gāub hi penghāna ya wāday nun'abut at inamin'un pinunītan.

As for the old wall, it was all full of holes, so I completely plugged (them).

Punītan: focus is either on a hole or crack or on the object which contains it.

The intention is to permanently seal a small opening, as when mending a cracked dish, putting dirt between stones in building a stone wall and pounding it, closing up chinks in a wall.

hagnong 2 hubo''ol 1b hūlat 2 līta 2 lutut 2 ūkip 2

2

For someone (agent muɴ-; s agent maN-) to thrust-plant a seed or seedling (theme i-) into soft soil or mounded vegetation, pen'ol (loc ref -an).

mamūnit

Hi mā'et ya un'u punītan nan pen'ol hi lakutta.

Tomorrow I will thrust-plant mustard greens (seedlings) into the mounded vegetation.

tanom 2

3

For someone (agent) to force something (theme i-) on someone (loc ref), as to force a child on someone to care for, force blame on someone.

Adi' alan din pihhu an ipilā'un Ballug mu unna ipūnit an idat ay ha''in at la'tot ya innal'u.

I wasn't going to take the money which Ballug wanted me to use to buy (something) but he forced giving it to me and so finally I took it.

pīlit