Level, for route transversing steep slope.
Agwat na olay i chalan ded Bangao.
The path to Bango is level the whole way.
-en (LOC)
egwathen/ agwatha/ igwat,
meN-
mengegwat/ man-aagwat/ engawat,
me-
ma-gwat or maagwat/ emangka-gwat or emangkaagwat/ iya-gwat or aagwat
To transverse the side of a hill or mountain, walking level.
No onmothok kiyed aponan, on-agwat kiya na olay ingkathod imothok tayod baliy cha.
When we get to the resting place, we will walk level the whole way until we get to their house.
Idi mekcheng i tiyed, iyan-agwat ira asan cha metaen i chontog a manchachalang.
When they finished going uphill, they walked on the level and it was only then that they saw that the mountain was burning.
Mengegwat kiya nin asan kiya menedong.
We will walk on the level before we go downhill.
Egwathen mo liy Gwiling asan ka onchalong.
You will walk on the level to Gwiling before you go downhill.
i- (TH)
iagwat or i-gwat/ in-agwat,
mengi-
mengiagwat or mengi-gwat/ man-aagwat/ engiagwat,
may-
may-agwat/ emangkaiagwat/ iyay-agwat
To carry or transport something while transversing the side of a hill or mountain.
Angken onbel-at i sakbathen mo tep iagwat mo la na olay.
Never mind that what you will carry is heavy because you will always be carrying it on the level.
i--an (NLOC)
iagwathan/ in-agwathan,
may--an
may-agwathan/ emangkaiagwathi/ iyay-agwathan
To carry for someone while transversing the side of a hill or a mountain.
Iagwathan taha na kejow.
I will carry the wood for you on the level.
To go up a steep incline.
To go down a steep incline.