Ibatan - ākas

ākas

Someone (mang-) takes in something as laundry, rice, or cogon grass that has been put out to dry.

ákas

likom

Akāsen mo binasanaya, ta makey a machimoy.

Take in the washing, because it is about to rain.

asdep1

Someone gathers up a fishing net (-an) which has been set out.

Akāsan mo sigay tan dya mapirit.

Gather up the fishing net so that it does not tear.

pākat