on-
on-akgwat/ man-ak-akgwat/ imakgwat,
-an
akgwathan/ akgwathi/ iyakgwathan,
me--an
maakgwathan/ emangkaakgwathi/ aakgwathan
To stand on something or in a certain location.
On-akgwat i too nem onmothok i bisita.
The people will stand when the visitor arrives.
Iyakgwathan toy baron iyayseped batho.
She stood on the clothes that had been laid on the rocks [to dry].
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-en
akgwathen/ akgwatha/ iyakgwat,
meN-
menakgwat/ man-ak-akgwat/ enakgwat,
me-
maakgwat/ emangkaakgwat/ aakgwat
To cause to stand up.
Iyakgwat mis ine to tep nat onposi.
We helped her mother stand up because she was not able to.
Engakgwat i nurse na mansekit a bii.
The nurse helped the sick woman to stand up.
Pan-akgwat ka!
You stand up!
Akgwat mo!
You stand here/there!
Akgwat mo jay!
You stand here (near the speaker)!
Akgwat mo tan!
You stand there (near hearer)!
Akgwat mo man!
You stand there (far from hearer and speaker)!
akgwathan/ akgwathi/ imakgwathan
Time or place of standing.
Chiwan i akgwathan ko a.
That is where I will stand.
Cha batiljay imakgwathan na dahi.
The porch is where the man stood.
i-
iakgwat/ in-akgwat,
mengi-
mengiakgwat/ man-ak-akgwat/ engiakgwat,
may-
may-akgwat/ emangkaiakgwat/ iyay-akgwat
To cause to stand up.
Iakgwat moy nga-nga.
You make the baby stand up.
In-akgwat mis ine to tep nat onposi.
We helped her mother stand up because she was not able to.
To stand up with someone or something.
Iakgwat moy nga-nga.
You stand up with the baby.
i--an
iakgwathan/ in-akgwathan,
may--an
may-akgwathan/ emangkaiakgwathi/ iyay-akgwathan
To stand up and walk away from someone; usually implies disagreement with the person.
Iakgwathan to ka nem ikafom i bilin.
He will stand up and walk out on you if you start to give him advice.