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urus1
N-, pa-
-an
To take s.t. off (like one's clothes, glasses, jewelry, pillow case, shoes, etc.).
Urusan nu na badju' nu bong lama' na.
Take your shirt off if it's already dirty.
tantang
N-, -um-, pa-
-un
To draw (a knife, machete, sword, etc.) from its sheath; to come out (as a hermit crab from its shell, a machete from its sheath).
Lay urus na bari' na man sawung na man na numbali' sapi'.
He drew out his machete from its sheath so that he could butcher a cow.
Lay umurus mata bari' nu.
The blade of your machete came out of its sheath.
Niya' na paurus mata bari' tuu. Marenta ginaha'.
The blade of this machete won't come out of its sheath. Maybe it's rusted.
N-
-un
To get s.o. out of custody or released from jail (by either using one's influence or paying a fine for them).
Bong ya' bay luu kaka' ku ngurus aku, ya' ku bay kapō' man jawom jīl looy.
If my older brother hadn't helped me get out of custody, I wouldn't have been able to get out of that jail.
piyansa
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