Mapun - lakkot

lakkot

ngakkot, ma-

pa--un, pa--an

To stick or adhere to; to stick s.t. on s.t.; to write (as a pen because of having ink in it that sticks to paper).

That paper won't stick if it doesn't have any glue.

Soy bay malakkot patta' na ni tambo ku?

Who stuck his picture on my wall?

Palakkotan do' luma' ku postel nu.

Stick one of your posters on my house.

Niya' ngakkot bolpen tuu.

This pen doesn't write.

makalakkot

Contagious (both w.r.t. to disease, one's character, manners, habits, etc.); can rub off on s.o.

Don't get close to a person who has pink eye because it is contagious.

kalakkotan

To catch a sickness or disease; to rub off on (by taking on the character, manner, or habit of s.o. else); to catch on fire.

I caught a cold from you.

Lay ku kalakkotan me' na wā maglanan.

His always roaming around has rubbed off on me.

The roof of our house caught on fire.

To be started (w.r.t. a fire).

Lakkot na api looy.

That fire is started now.

ma-

pa--un, pa--an

To start a fire; to get a fire to flame [pa--un].

Kau do' malakkot api.

You be the one to start a fire.