itan
A rope, tether used to tie something or to restrain an animal.
gálut, singdán
talì
itan
Something or an animal (may-) has a tether or rope.
may- may-itan
May-itan so asol a hobid bago kwaw a nakakaro.
My pig that got loose has a blue tether.
Someone (mang-, maN-) tethers, ties a rope to something or an animal (-an).
mang- mangitan, manyitan
talì
kedked
Mangitan ka so chito tan dya mayyayo.
Tether the dog so it does not run away.
Itanan mo nwangaya.
Tether the carabao.
Two animals or things (may-, maysin-) are tethered to each other with the same rope from opposite ends.
ma- mayitan
mayitan short form of maysin-itan; pl. mayiyitan 'three or more'
Mayitan chito kan posak.
The dog and the cat are tethered together.
Maysin-itan saw abang.
The canoes are tethered to each other.
A rope (machi-, mai--an) is tied to something.
machi- machitan, mai--an maiyitan
Linangtes daw hobid a naiyitan do barka.
They cut the rope that was tied to the lifeboat.
An animal is tethered to something (ma--an).
ma--an naitanan, naytanan
Naitanan danaw bago a nakakaro.
The pig that got loose was already tethered.