Someone or something (om-) come outs, emerges from an enclosed space.
om- mohtot, omin- minohtot
as a house, fruit from a tree, a tooth from the gum, waste from the body (except of water), or from a hidden space as the sun from the horizon
ruár
labás
uhbet
Mohtot araw do dāya.
The sun comes out from the east.
Someone (mangi-) takes someone or something (i-) outside.
mangi- mangihtot; i- ihtot
Iyaw nangihtot dyamen do gagan.
He took us outside to the outside.
Ihtot mo karga kwaya.
Take my cargo outside.
Nakagoygoyod das marāan a inihtot do dawri a yanan.
They dragged uncle whereby (they) took (him) out from that place.
Someone or something (mai-) is brought out, taken outside.
Inbilin na a maihtot si ādi.
He commanded younger sibling to be brought outside.
hohtot
Someone or something (may-) comes out unexpectedly.