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dutai
To go up into a house (by a ladder or stairs); to board (a plane, bus, boat, etc.); to get up on a horse or cow.
Dutai na kam bo' kitabi kapatuwak.
Board (the launch) now and then we can get going.
Dutai ko bong ko mme' niyaku ta' kura'.
Get up on if you're going with me on the horse.
ma-
pa--un
To allow or tell s.o. to board (a plane, bus, boat, etc.) or come up into (a house, tree, etc.); to bring s.t. up.
Madutai do' ko hungut man ku busa.
Bring up some coconut shells so I can cook some rice.
Ya' san kami bay pinadutai ta' luma' da.
We weren't even allowed to come up into their house.
N-
-un
To go up after s.t. or s.o.
Daa ko ngandutai luma' jama taggaha' binā' ko panangkaw.
Don't go up into a person's home lest you be called a thief.
Dutaihun na lalla looy bong ya ya' kuhi duwai.
Go up after that guy if he isn't willing to come down.
duwai
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