-en
amayoen or emoyoen/ amayoa/ imayo or iyamayo,
me-
maamayo or ma-mayo/ emangka-mayo/ aamayo or iya-mayo
To play quietly with or without toys; refers to children only.
Imayo thoy datha tep nagwariy amayo tho.
He played with the tin can because he did not have a toy.
i-(TH)
iamayo/ in-amayo,
mengi-
mengiamayo/ man-aamayo/ engiamayo,
may-
may-amayo/ emangkaiamayo/ iyay-amayo
To allow or cause something to be play with.
Iamayok cha si-kayo ja ball.
I will let you play with the ball.
i--an
iamayoan/ in-amayoan,
may--an
may-amayoan/ emangkaiamayoi/ iyay-amayoan
To allow or cause to someone to play.
Iamayoan taha na ball.
I will let you play with the ball.
man-+-in-
man-inamayo/ iyan-inamayo,
pan-+in-+-an
pan-inamayoan/ pan-inimayoi/ iyan-inamayoan
To play with each other.
Iyan-inamayo ira na datha.
They played with each other using tin cans.
Iyan-inamayoan chiy datha.
They played with each other using the tin cans.
man-inamayo ira
they (2) will play with each other
man-iinamayo ira
they (2+) will play with each other
pan-inamayoan
they (2) play something with each other
pan-iinamayoan
they (2+) play something with each other
To play vigorously.