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saksak
To be wide open (because of being cut, torn, ripped, etc.).
That rice spilled because its sack got cut/torn wide open.
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-an
-un, -an
To cut s.t. or s.o. wide open.
The -an imperative focuses more on opening a part of the sack where you need to do s.t. The -un imp. is not concerned on just a part of s.t..
Saksakun behe karut naa mari ko tumanam ngawuk bohas.
Cut open the mouth of that sack so you can scoop out the rice with ease.
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