Mapun - pasu'

Heat; warmth; high temperature.

This coffee is no longer hot (lit. has no more heat).

Hot; warm.

Tud pasu' puhu' anak-anak tuu.

This child's body is very hot.

N-, ngaN-

-un

To heat s.t. up; to become hot.

Masu' ko bohe' paeka sabap meka bisita tabi.

Heat up a lot of water because we have many visitors.

My body became hot when I covered up with a thick blanket.

Anger (when followed by the word kōk meaning head).

Daa duwanun pasu' kōk nu.

Don't give in to your anger (lit. hot head).

N-/ngaN-

-an

To become angry or lose one's temper; to treat s.o. harshly.

Bong ko kuli-kuli, daa ko ngamasu'.

When you play a game, don't start to lose your temper.

Daa pasuan nu mulit nu mari tinagi ngadji'.

Don't treat your students hashly if you want them to be fond of learning.

Quick-tempered; easily angered.

Daa ko maruga jama pasu'.

Don't irritate a quick-tempered person.

Risky (as when close relatives get married and have children).

It isn't right for first cousins to marry because it's risky.