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1

A rice straw; i.e., the panicle stem, with the grains removed, and upper stalk of harvested rice.

A bundle of rice straws is used as a liquid strainer, pāpad, or as a broom, hīgid 1.

pāguy 1, Parts of a Rice Plant,

2

For someone (agent muɴ-; s agent maN-) to strip rice panicles, lūgoy (theme -on) from rice grains, i.e., to remove the grain and straws from each other.

Stripping is accomplished by pulling the panicles, butt-end upward, through the closed fist; this is done to prepare rice grains for pounding.

3

For someone (agent muɴ-; s agent mangi-) to strip rice grains (theme i-) into a container (loc ref), as a winnowing basket, pallungan, accomplished, as described above.

Inyūlut nan binabāih nan pallungan ta nalpah ya imbāyumi.

The women stripped (rice grains) into a winnowing basket so that when it was finished, we pounded (the grains).

aplit 1 apūlut