Yakan - tattap

1

Each time; every time.

Mimpiye ne ku harap pī si luma'de tattap hadja siye magsumbali' manuk.

However often I have gone to their house, each time they are just butchering a chicken.

Mintellu ku pī si luma'ne, tattap hadja tasa'utku.

Three times I went to her house; each time I met her.

kahaba'

2

tumattap

To be firm, steadfast, have come to rest (of thoughts or the heart).

Gey tumattap pamikilkun pegge' ekka utangku bu gey kata'uhanku bang ine pagbayedkun.

My thoughts are not steadfast because I have many debts and I don’t know what I shall pay them with.

Behu tumattap pamikilkun pegge' ubus ne luma'kun.

My thoughts have only recently come to rest because my house is finished now.

teteg

patattap

To make one’s thoughts (or heart) firm or steadfast, make up one’s mind.

Patattapun ne pamikilnun da'a ne kew magduwe-duwe.

Make up your mind; don’t waver anymore.

Patattapne ne dem ateynen ga'i ne iye lumengngan pegge' niya' ne pagtarabahuhanne.

She firmly decided in her heart not to go (to some other place) because she already has employment.

3

tapanattapan

To be trusted.

Used with a negative.

A'a iyan bang niya' pa'inne ga'i tapanattapan.

If that person says something he cannot be trusted.

That electric light cannot be trusted, even while it is shining it suddenly goes out.

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