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talā'id

Cross-tie material on the canes of a sleeping mat, ātag di olo'an; an attic mat, ātag di palan; granary mat, ātag di ālang; or on arrow-grass cane purlins, ībat, of a house roof.

Cross-tie material is usually rattan, uway, litū'u; a two-strand rope, linūlug, is sometimes used as cross-tie material for a sleeping mat.

For someone (agent muɴ-; s agent maN-) to cross-tie parallel linear objects (loc ref -on), as arrow-grass canes, bilāu, a sleeping mat, an attic mat, a granary mat or cane purlins with cross-tie material (theme i-), as described above.

panalā'id; manalā'id

For someone (agent) to use a particular choice of material (inst paN-) for cross-tying, as described above.