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to'dag
1
A tree spear; a thin-shafted spear with a detachable blade joined by a cord.
This spear is used to spear tree animals, as a civit cat, amūnin, or a large fruit to bring it down. The shaft, pā'aw, is made of small diameter wood or an arrow-grass cane, bilāu, about 3 or 4 m. long. The blade, including the shank, ūtong, is about 10 cm. long and 1« cm. wide at the tips of the barbs, hēngel.
ūngit 1
tudlu' 1
2
A tree-spear blade.
The blade is made of metal with straight barbs, hēngel 2.
3
For someone (agent muɴ-; s agent maN-) to stab something (loc ref -on) above with the use of a long pointed shaft (inst i-, paN-), as with a tree-spear, to'dag 1, or a reach-shaft, tudlu' 1, in an upward thrust, as in spearing a tree animal such as a civit cat, amūnin, or to get large fruit.
pano'dag; mano'dag
ūngit 1
tudlu' 2
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