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lapak
Firm, tight (of s.t. shut, closed, or embedded).
Lapak ne ū bekokonun.
The handle of your knife is firm already.
Ga' lapak panambelku unsud-unsudin.
I did not close the drawer firmly. (lit. My closing of the drawer is not firm.)
lumapak
For s.t. to be stuck.
Tiya' ne ga'i takole'ku ngaluka unsud-unsud inin pegge' tiya' ne lumapak manamal.
I am unable to open this drawer because it is stuck.
Lumengngan kite; tiya' kite sōng lumapak.
We went out; we are about to be stuck (figurative for unable to return).
N- -an
-an
To push or drive s.t. into s.t.
Like nail in wood, plug in outlet, drawer in its place, knife in sheath, key in lock.
Niya' ngalapakan kandaruhin bu ga' niya' kunsi'ne.
Someone pushed the lock shut and there is no key for it.
Lapakanun ū bessiku iyan duk ga'i mura tagsu'.
Push the handle of my knife in so that it will not easily come off.
palapak
N-
To do s.t. firmly or tightly; drive s.t. into s.t. (all the way).
Palapakun bang tambelnu gawang iyan.
When you shut that door do it firmly.
Palapakun lansang iyan duk ga'i tadi'ikte.
Drive that nail in so that we will not step on it.
Niya' malapak gawangin bu hunit iluka.
Someone shut the door tightly and it is difficult to open.
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