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tū'ud
1
A foundation post of a permanent or temporary shelter, as of a house, baluy; a granary, ālang; a temporary daytime shelter, abadyaw, allung; of a sugarcane press, apalan; the leg of a chair, bench, bantag; sweet potato basket, balyag; woodpile rack, banhag.
In Batad, a house, baluy, has four foundation posts, anchored into the ground about 60 cm. deep; the posts are about 120 cm. long from ground level to the foundation beams, oleng.
hu'i 1a
2
For a foundation post, a leg (actor -um- & theme) to support something (loc ref -on), as a building, sugarcane press, sweet potato basket, bench, chair, woodpile rack, as described above.
3
For someone (agent muɴ-) to construct a foundation post or leg (theme) onto something (loc ref -an), as a building, sugarcane press, sweet potato basket, bench, chair, woodpile rack, as described above.
panū'ud; manū'ud
-an: tu'ūdan
For someone (agent) to use a piece of wood (inst i-, paN-) for a foundation post or leg, as described above.
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