Intactness, wholeness of someone, something.
Occurs only as a negative set clause, as described under al'ali 1; mi'id tāgad There is no intactness, no wholeness; thus there is destruction or demolition, as of a person who falls from a high place and breaks all the bones of the body, a house demolished by a storm, an insect crushed under the foot.
Mi'id tāgad din nuwang Limāngan an inggallawda.
There was demolition of Limāngan's carabao that they swarmed over.