Yakan - pagpag

pagpag

mag- -an (repet.)

For s.t. to drop.

Da'akun hinaget palmata sinsimnun duk ga'i magpagpagan.

Tell him to fasten the stone in your ring so that it won’t keep dropping out.

Many mangoes dropped last night because of the fruit bats.

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N-, mag-

-an

For s.o. to drop or scatter s.t., to shake out s.t.

Iyu' magpag buwas nakanak miya'an.

That child is scattering rice.

Pagpaganun tarapu iyan la'i si bukut.

Shake out the rag outside.

Pinagpag(an) lengahin.

The sesame seeds have been shaken out.

Pagpagun ne mital-mital pangisihan sigupanin, kaw pe niya' hapakne.

Shake the can that contained the cigarettes; perhaps there are still bits left.

Ubus ne pagpagku buwas dem mitalin.

I have already shaken the rice out of (lit. in) the can.

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