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pekkes
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N-, mag-
To tie s.t. (as with string or cloth).
Ngeddo' kew ingket duk pekkesku kahun inin.
Get some string and I will tie this box.
Pinekkes kōknen pegge' peddi' kōkne.
His head is tied because he has a headache.
Mekkes kew pisang iyan duk kata'uhan we' ka'u depu'nen.
Tie something around that pineapple so that it is known that you are the owner.
bingkis2 leges
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A string, ribbon, etc. (anything used to tie s.t. with).
Pī kew ngeddo' pekkes duk niya' pamekkeste.
Go get some string so that we have something to tie it with.
Bakas ku melli pekkes kōk.
I bought a ribbon for (tying) the hair.
ingket bannang
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A bundle of s.t. (tied together, such as a bundle of vegetables).
Melli kew duwe pekkes bawang.
Buy two bundles of spring onions.
Sempū' pilak kayuhin de pekkes.
One bundle of wood costs ten pesos.
halug
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