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lapat
Completely filled in or covered; completely closed up (as a car with all the windows up); plugged (as a hole, leak, opening).
Lapat baran anak-anak tuu le' kato.
This child's body is completely covered with sores.
N-, ma-
-an
-un, -an, pa--un
To fill in; to plug up; to close or cover s.t. (so it is tight fitting i.e. there are no holes, gaps, cracks, spaces, etc. [The -an and -un imperatives are sometimes interchanged].
Soy bay ngalapat lowang samintu naa?
Who filled in the hole in that cement?
Palapatun me' nu nurungan tangki naa.
Make it tight fitting when you put a cover on that tank.
Full of; crowded; many.
That celebration was full of people.
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