Mapun - pōng

pōng

(For s.t.) to break (usually unintentionally w.r.t. branches, limbs, boards, pencils, neck, etc.).

The lead of my pencil broke.

A cut or slice of s.t. (crosswise not lengthwise).

Buwanan do' ku daying nu san lasa dampōng.

Give me some of your fish even just one slice.

N-

-an

-an, -un

To cut or break s.t. off (crosswise).

Pōngan nu baruti naa bong maglabi man sukuran.

Cut a piece off that board if it is longer than the measurement.

Bong ko pahawup gi daying tuu, pōngun na.

If you are still going in on this fish with me, cut it in two.

N--redup

-redup-an, -redup-un

To cut or break off a little piece; to break off or cut up into several pieces.

Cut off a little bit if it isn't just right.

Cut this bread up into pieces so you all have some.

pōngan

A part that has been broken or cut off.

Throw away these cut off pieces of wood.

kapōngan

Having a long object broken off inside.

My pop-gun is no longer any good because its shooter is broken off inside.

parampōng-parampōng

To go from one place to another (as when looking for s.t. or just roaming around).

He's going from place to place to find his siblings.