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janji'
1
Fate, end (of life).
Bang matey ne a'ahin iye miya'an janji'nen. Kemuwe tagna' ne iye miya'an janji' Tuhan si iyehin.
When a person dies that is his fate. From the beginning that is what God had as fate for him.
2
Promise, covenant, contract.
Janji'ne si akuhin pitu iye balik ngeddo' aku.
His promise to me was that he would come back to fetch me.
N-, mag-
To make a covenant; promise s.t.
If an oath is involved in a promise, the word janji' has to be used.
Bang magsapa a'ahin hātinen bakas magjanji' ne siye.
If people swear that means they have made a covenant (lit. covenanted).
Ngajanji' ne a'a miya'an we' ga'i ne tangkewanne balik.
That person promised that he would not steal again.
pagjanji'an
A covenant, promise, contract.
Iye hadja subey tuhutte pagjanji'ante tagna'in.
That is what we should follow, our first promise (what we first promised).
Pagjanji'an kamihin bang ubus luma'kun hinangne urunganku iye tellu ngibu.
Our contract was that when he had finished building my house I would pay him three thousand.
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