Yakan - tonton

tonton

pa-, -um-

To hang down (like a vine from a tree).

Patonton ne gamut nunukin amban diyata' kayu miya'an.

The roots of the balete tree hang down already from that tree.

Tumonton ne bettis nakanakin sōng maduwa'ihin bu gey pe ta'u.

The feet of the child that is going to come down (from the house) are already hanging down but he doesn’t know yet how to (go down).

N- -an, mag-

-an

To suspend s.t. as a rope, let s.t. hang down, lower s.t. on a line.

Tontonanne ingketin pī si aku, ubus da'akne iningketan paraka'in bu onotne balik padiyata'.

He lets the rope hang down to me; then he says to tie the basket and he pulls it back up.

Magtonton ingket iye paduwa'ihanne pegge' gana' haren.

He suspends a rope when he goes down because there are no stairs.

Sine nontonan paraka' inin?

Who lowered this basket?

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