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tapeng

Stone retaining wall, used to hold soil and rocks, as in the construction of a pond-field or homesite terraced wall, laba, walling of a pit trap, bītu, trench blockade, lotang, a wall above or below a trail.

A stone retaining wall of a terrace belongs to the owner of the level surface immediately above it and it is his responsibility to keep it in repair, especially if it slides. It is the responsibility of the owner of the level surface immediately below a wall, however, to weed that wall. The owner of an isolated or uppermost terrace on a slope owns and maintains the wall both above and below the level surface.

The stone or earth retaining wall of a pond field, or any terraced surface such as a house yard, bintaw; i.e., the wall immediately below the level surface.

līhad 1 longyah

The work of walling with stones.

Nan ad tāmuh tapeng ya nan nangipa'engha.

Those who should work at stone walling are those who are knowledgeable.

For someone (agent muɴ-) to build a stone retaining wall.

For someone (agent muɴ-, -um-; s agent maN-) to wall something (loc ref -on), with stones (theme), as a breach in a stone wall; where one lives, punhituwan, i.e., to build a retaining wall below the terrace; a road, i.e., to stone wall the bank above or below the road; an irrigation canal, āla'; a wild pig trench obstruction, lotang; a pit trap, bītu.

tumpeng; etpeng; pampeng; mampeng; tempeng; matpeng

-um-: tumpeng; maN-: mampeng; -iɴ-: tempeng; ma-: matpeng

For someone (agent) to use a particular choice of stones (inst i-, paN-) for walling with stones.

i-: etpeng; paN-: pampeng

For someone (agent) to build a stone wall (theme) onto an unfinished portion of a stone wall (loc ref -an).

Iyālim di udumnah batu ta tapengan nan na'ampa ta mapapādung.

Bring some more stones so that a stone wall can be built onto that (portion of the wall) which is low, so that (the horizontal line) will be even.

kabīti

tappeng

A stone-wall crown; build a stone-wall crown; build a stone-wall crown onto the lower portion of a stone wall.