Mapun - ūk

ūk

A kiss. (Usually. performed by pressing one's cheek against the other person's cheek and nuzzling the other person with the nose while giving a sniff. The lips do not meet. Used also to indicate any way of kissing).

Isu-isu ūk man ngaddoan lasu na.

Only a kiss will remove her anger.

N-, ma-

-un, pa--un

To kiss s.o.

Bong ko bana-bana maase' niyaku, paūkun do' ku.

If you really love me, let me kiss you.

ūkan

The way s.o. kisses.

Katagi- tagi ūkan lla ku.

The way my husband kisses stirs my desire for more.

N-, pa--redup, ma-

-an

-un, pa--an

To smell s.t.; to sniff (as when trying to find where an odor is coming from); to let s.o. smell s.t. [pa--an].

Kaūk ko bawu sumping-sumping.

Can you smell the fragrance of the flowers.

Ongoy ko pauk-ūk? Luu taūk nu?

Why are you sniffing around? Can you smell s.t.?

Paūkan te' ku nsallan hamut nu.

Let me smell your perfume.

ūkan

The way one smells or sniffs.

Bong si' taakig ta ūkan iro', masti' tatammu ta ja' oy-oy piha ta.

If we could copy the way dog's sniff, for sure we could find whatever we are looking for.

pangūkan

The way s.t. smells to s.o.

Pangūkan ku uli' tuu me' bawu kindi.

This medicine smells like candy to me.