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1
Someone (mang-) puts a weight on something (-an) to prevent it from blowing away.
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Mangotoh kas papil.
Put a weight on the paper.
Otohan mo tan dya isayaw.
Put a weight on (it) so it does not blow away.
Someone or something (ma--an) is weighed down by something.
Asa poho nadiman a nawtohan so naloyowaw a atoy.
Ten died who were crushed [Lit. 'weighed down'] by the pile of rocks that rolled down.
2
Someone (mang-) throws something big and heavy (i-, pa--en), especially a rock, with both hands at someone or something (-an).
Mangotohaw si āmang so bato an makasoli.
Father throws rocks when he’s angry.
Iyotoh da dyimo batwaw.
They throw rocks at you.
Pinawtoh ni Jose dyaken batwaw.
Jose threw rocks at me.
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