For someone (agent CV- + muɴ-) to wear a blanket.
For expensive rituals, a rich person wears either a ceremonial blanket, dīli, or a rich man's utility blanket, badya'ung. For other rituals, a rich person may wear the above or an ordinary utility blanket, hāpe, or no blanket at all. These blankets are either worn rolled up, placed around the neck with the ends hanging down behind, or placed normally over the shoulders and body in cold weather. Around the house or sleeping, both women and men usually wear a utility blanket, or any of the imported blankets listed above, for warmth.