Mapun - pō'

0, ka-

To go outside; to exit; to show up somewhere. ["Umo'" is used for non-volitional].

Ongoy ko ya' bay pō' pa iskul?

Why didn't you show up at the school?

Bong ko ina ya' na po'-pō' man jawom bilik, pusat ja' luwa nu.

If you never go out from inside a room, your face will become blanched.

That chick happened to get out of the cage.

N-/ma-, mag-, N--redup

-an

-un, pag--un

To bring/put/set s.t. out; to release s.t. or s.o. that has been confined (as a person in prison); to reveal.

Pōun do' ga manuk looy man jawom kura.

Put those chickens out of the pen.

Pagpōun paway nu mari sigla' langkoy.

Put your unhusked rice out regularly in the sun so it will dry quickly.

Paku ku lima pilak du, buwatan na moan aku dahatus.

I asked for only five pesos, and he brings out a hundred for me.

Po'-pōun do' jambangan nu pa jawom llaw mari mahap sambuhan na.

Put your plant out in the sun every once in a while so it'll be healthy.

kapoan

(For s.o.) to have s.t. released, loaned, brought out, or set before them.

I haven't had money released by my boss to me yet.

What a minute. I haven't had a shirt brought out by my wife to me yet.

poan

Outside (a house, room, community etc.).

Put that cat outside.

kapoan

To have a sexual emission.

-redup-an

To expose or introduce s.o. to s.t.

Ngkon ku pandoy na sigup sabap bay ku po'-pōan bagay ku.

The reason I know how to smoke is because my friend exposed me to cigarettes.

poon-poon

po'-pō'

To end up at a point or in a certain situation.

San ya bay lupus ngiskul, pag po'-pō' na, ngalabas du ya.

Even though he graduated from college, all he ended up doing was clearing land.