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salung
N-, ma-, mag- (recip)
-an
To try out or to train a rooster to fight (by allowing it to fight another rooster).
When ma- is used it doesn't need the -an suffix even when object is mentioned and can often be enterchanged with N- prefix.
Salungan ku do' manuk ku man ku nganda' bong matte' atawa niya'.
I'm going to try out my chicken to see if it is good at fighting or not.
Si Elik lay pa luma' si Amang nalungan/masalung manuk na.
Elik went to Amang's house to train his cock to fight.
pasalung
Training (as a cock for fighting); (a cock) habitually used for training another cock to fight.
If a chicken has complete training, it is difficult for people to win against it.
Manuk si Amang pasalung manuk si Elik.
Amang's cock is a trainer cock for Elik's cock.
kasalungan
Able to be trained to fight.
That rooster can still be trained if the day of the cockfight is still a long way off.
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