For someone (actor -um- & theme i-) to stay at home; i.e., at one's residence, dola, or village, babluy, in contrast to going to work in a pond field, payaw, upland field, ūma, forest, inalāhan.
Un tumutūngaw hi De'lah ti un munlāgah hū'up ya pallungan.
De'lah just always stays at home because he weaves cooked-rice storage baskets and winnowing baskets.
Theme, a reflexive `oneself,' is not expressed.
-um-: tumūngaw, tummung; -inum-: timmūngaw, timmung
For someone (actor or agent, & inst) to stay at home with someone or something (theme i-), as with a child, dead person, a sickness.
Itūngaw'u han dogoh'u ta way atonan duminong.
I will stay at home with my sickness so that it will stop.