Language Name goes here

1

For someone (agent muɴ-; s agent maN-) to break a linear object (patient -on) in two with the optional use of a suitable instrument (inst i-, paN-), as to break a stick, a cane, a bean pod.

iptung; pamtung; mamtung; pintung; maptung

i-: iptung; paN-: pamtung; maN-: mamtung; -iɴ-: pintung; ma-: maptung

For someone or something (actor -um- & inst) to accidentally break a linear object (patient -on) in two, as people who break a bridge by their weight when crossing, a wind which breaks a tree in a storm.

-um-: pumtung; maN-: mamtung; -iɴ-: pintung; ma-: maptung

īpung

pūtad

bangwah 2 potleng 1

2a

For specified payments (patient ma-) to be a set of add-on payments to basic pond-field payments.

There are nine add-on payments. Fields are ranked into one of four ranks depending on the value of the field. The value of each add-on payment increases with the increased value of the fields for which payments are reckoned.

2b

naputung.

Add-on pond-field payments to the basic payments in the purchase of a pond field; there are nine add-on payments.