Mapun - liyu

liyu

A turn (esp. w.r.t. taking turns at staying with different wives or relatives).

Bong mintu taabut na liyu ku, paayad ku do' kakan lla ku mari aku kaasean na banahan.

When it comes time for my turn to be with my husband, I will fix him good food so I will be the one he really loves.

N--redup-an, pa-, mag--redup

-an

To go or move to the other side of s.t. (as when changing lanes in a vehicle); to row back and forth with a paddling motion (as with one oar at the stern of a small boat); to take turns staying with relatives (as going back and forth between two wives).

Si Amal sapat ngaliyu-liyuhan tempel na.

Amal expertly rows his boat.

Paliyu ko pa dambila' lān.

Move over to the other side of the road.

Liyuhan nu nda nu sikaduwa.

Take turns being with both of your wives.

Wā bitu ko magliyu-liyu pa dambila' pa dambila' lān.

You are always changing back and forth between lanes.

pa-

To overtake; to outdo; to surpass.

Ya' na luu paliyu man danganakan ku bong hāl pangadji'.

No one can outdo my brother when it comes to religious knowledge.