Mapun - sapput

sapput

Spray; a squirt.

Lay ku tuwa' sapput me' kuli-kulihan anak nu.

I was hit by the spray of your son's toy.

N-, mag-, si-

-an

-un, -an

To spray (a liquid).

The -un imp. focuses on the object that is being sprayed. The -an focuses on s.o. that you are directing the spray or spit at but it doesn't hit them. It can also focus on the object that is being spit or sprayed from one's mouth.

Bong ko doman mahap sambuhan manuk nu, subay sapputun llaw-llaw.

If you want your chicken to be healthy, you should spray water (from your mouth) on it every day.

Oy man nu napput jambangan nu?

What do you use to spray your plants with?

Bong meka laha' ni behe nu, sapputan nu mari ya' tatallon nu.

If you have lots of blood in your mouth, spit it out so you don't swallow it.

sumpit, setset

sulaput, lura'

kasapputan

To have a sufficient supply of s.t. for spraying.

Subay luu duwa katsa latsun bo' kasapputan huma ku.

There should two bottles of poison in order to have enough for spraying my garden.

sapputan

The kind of spray produced by s.t.

Bong ko malli tasapput, peneun ilooy ma lannik sapputan na.

When you buy a sprayer, choose one that has a fine spray.

tasapput

Any instrument used for spraying; a sprayer; also a blowgun.

Masi bangsa Palawan makoy tasapput.

The people of Palawan still use blowguns.

N-, pa-

To sprout, (as a seed or plant).

Lay ja' uwan, napput na tomo' gandum ku.

After it rained, my corn seeds sprouted.

tomo'

kasapputan

For many seedlings to sprout.

Kasapputan na tomo' kamantis na.

His tomato seeds are really sprouting.

londo'