Mapun - boo

N-, ma-, magpaN-

-an

-nun, -nan

To carry s.t.; to bring or take s.t. or s.o.; to invite s.o. (to do s.t.).

MagpaN- carries the idea of habitual action.

Bay ya moo motor ku.

He took my motorcycle.

Lay ku boo na mangan ni luma' na.

He invited me to eat at his house.

Boonun do' bohas tuu.

Bring this rice.

Bong ya' na tasalassay palkala' bi ntuu, boonun bi na pa municipal.

If your case can't be solved here, take it to the municipal authorities.

boonan

Cargo; anything carried, brought or taken somewhere.

Do you have a lot of cargo on that launch?

baba'	on the back
baha	on the shoulder
bawung	on the shoulder/s (people)
bendet	in an improper fashion
bengket	dangling from the hand
benten	by pinching between two fingers
betbet	in an improper fashion
durung	on the head
julang	by two people grasping forearms to form a seat
kandung	in a sling in front
kulu	on the back with a sling around the forehead
kapipi	in one arm against one's side or chest
langgung	by two or more people by any method
panangkit	on the shoulder (things)
salay	draped over shoulder/around neck
sandang	suspended by a strap over the shoulder
tanggung	in one's mouth, dangling from the mouth
timpupu	in both arms close to the chest (people)

N--redup

-redup-nun

To influence s.o. to do s.t.; to tempt s.o.; to persuade s.o. to do s.t. (usually bad).

Soy bay moo-moo kau maginuman?

Who influenced you to go drinking?

N-

-nun

To engage s.o. in doing s.t.

Daa ku boonun pallun Inglis sabap sa' ku Milikan.

Don't engage me in speaking English because I'm not an American.

boonan

The way one conducts oneself; one's manner; the way one carries oneself.

That person has a different way of conducting himself because he doesn't even acknowledge his fellowman.