Ibatan - apoy

apoy

A fire.

apúy

apóy

apuy

Mamyay kas apoy.

Light a fire.

asdeb inmaya ninyas

A fire of burning logs, the friction of metal, etc., (om-) sparks.

Omapoy bato a naydokdok.

The rock that struck against another (rock) sparks.

gilāyab

Someone (machi-) gets a piece of burning firewood from someone (machi--an) to start a fire.

machi- machapoy

Machapoy ako dyimo.

I get a piece of firewood from you to start a fire.

Si ākang, nachapoyan ko.

I get a piece of burning firewood from older sibling to start a fire.

byay2

Someone (mag-) cooks rice or other grains (-en) someplace (-an).

apúy

saing

apuy

Magapoy kanchan mahep.

Cook rice when it is evening.

Apoyen mo byas a yapo do lāta.

Cook the rice that is from the can.

Do gagan apoyan mos rotongan mwaya.

Outside (is where you should) cook your rice.

rotong

inapoy

Cooked rice or uncooked rice soaked and ready for cooking.