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Stringing material (such as string, wire, or thin stick used to thread through s.t. that is going to be carried or bound); shoelace; string of s.t. (as bananas, fish, etc. that are strung onto s.t.).
Tengkuleyan inin hinangku .
This midrib of a coconut leaflet I will use as a stick (to thread something on).
Piye sīn kennahin den ?
How much is one string of the fish?
Intag sapatusnu iyan?
Where is your shoelace?
N-, mag-
To string s.t., put s.t. on a string; to insert a string into a hole.
Bang ga' niya' selopen pangisihannu kennanu iyan tōhun hadja duk buwey.
If you don’t have a plastic bag for putting your fish in, just string them with a piece of rattan.
Sasang magtō kenna iye tekkakun.
While he was stringing fish I arrived.
Tabanganku iye sapatusne.
I helped him insert (the shoelaces) into his shoes.
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tōhan
A string or stick with items on it (as fish, fried bananas, beads).
Labung tōhan kenna iyan.
That string has many fish on it.
Pettudku kenna inin amban tōhanne.
I will pull this fish from the string (it is on with many others).
Taha' tōhan piritu iyan.
The stick with those fried bananas is long.
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