Language Name goes here

1a

A pond field.

Plural: pu'pu'ung

For a description of the construction and use of a pond field, see payaw 1.

payaw 1

1b

pu'pu''ung

(from pu'ung + -C- + CVC-)

A narrow pond field among others, owned by a single owner or among other narrow pond fields, about 2« m. or less; length is irrelevant.

2

For someone (agent muɴ-; s agent maN-) to shape a particular area (patient -on) into a pond field.

pu'ungon; pu'ngon; mam'ung; pin'ung; map'ung

-on: pu'ungon, pu'ngon; maN-: mam'ung; -iɴ-: pin'ung; ma-: map'ung

payaw 2

3

For someone (agent) to work a particular pond field (theme i-) either temporarily by mortgaging or sharecropping, or permanently by inheritance.

ip'ung; ipu'ung

i-: ipu'ung, ip'ung

payaw 3

4

For someone (agent) to transfer possession of a pond field (theme) to someone (loc ref -an), as by giving a son a field as an inheritance or after purchasing it.

pu'ungan

payaw 4