man- (AG&TH)
man-akow/ man-a-akow/ iyan-akow
To intentionally position oneself in the sun; e.g. sun oneself.
Man-akowak tep iyaktelak.
I will move into the sun because I am cold.
Piyan chen man-akow tep teg-in cha sekep na baliy.
They wanted to go out into the sun because it was cold inside the house.
-an (LOC)
akowan/ akowi/ iyakowan,
me--an
maakowan or maakegwan/ emangkaakowi or emangka-kowi/ aakowan
To shine on s.t. (refers to the sun).
Akowan toka na akow.
The sun will shine on you.
Akowan na akow i payow.
The sun will shine on the ricefields.
Maakowan i doriyas cha bo-day.
The beans will be in the sun in the yard.
Iawas mo ta doriyas say maakowan.
You put the beans outside so that they will be in the sun.
Isedong jo na olay cha kolos say eg kayo maakegwan.
You follow the river upstream (where it is shady) so that you will not be out in the sun.
i- (TH)
iakow/ in-akow,
mengi-
mengiakow/ man-aakow/ engiakow,
may-
may-akow/ emangkaiakow/ iyay-akow
To position in the sunlight.
In-akow koy barod bilagan say memeka.
I put the clothes in the sunlight on the clothesline so they would dry.
Akow na olay.
It is always sunny.