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1a

For a landslide breach or scar, goday, (patient mi-), to be extensive, as of a stone wall, a mountainside, a cliff face.

1b

For someone (agent; s agent muɴ-) to remove a sizeable piece of something (theme i-) from a larger portion (loc ref), with a suitable instrument (inst paN-), as to break a large portion of packed soil away from a bank with a crowbar, to accidentally break off a large piece of a stone mortar in chiseling it, to break off a large piece of sweet potato from a cooked tuber, to cut off a large piece of meat from a larger portion.

pano'la

Maphod un ito'la an munhu'lay hinan lūyo ta ma'ālan amin nan lūyo'.

It is good to remove sizeable pieces from the (dry) growing medium in spading so that all the growing medium will be gotten, (i.e., so that the pieces broken off will reach to the bottom of the medium).

2

For someone (agent -um-; s agent maN-) to scoop up a sizeable portion of something (theme -on) that will remain stacked up on the instrument, as cooked rice, hinamal, or cornmeal mush, inūhul, dished from a pot with a spatula, inādu, or spoon, īduh; soil scooped up in a shovel, gaūd.

pano'la; mano'la

For someone (agent) to use an implement, as a spoon, spatula, spade (inst i-, paN-) for scooping up a sizeable portion of something, as described above.