-en
anoren or a-noren or enoren/ anora/ inod or iyanod,
meN-
mengenod/ man-aanod/ enganod,
me-
ma-nod/ emangka-nod/ iya-nod
To sweep away or downstream.
Anoren da na chanom i batiya.
The water will sweep the laundry basin downstream.
Enog i iyaktang i chanom nem onbarakan; nahol ni enoren to ka.
Don’t cross the water when it is high; otherwise it might sweep you away.
Mengenod i chakel a chanom.
Lots of water will sweep things downstream.
Ekal moy nowang a in-iket mod kilig na kolos; nahol ni ma-nod nem onbarakan i chanom.
You move the water buffalo that you tied at the edge og the river; otherwise, it might be swept away when the water rises.
i-
ianod/ in-anod,
mengi-
mengienod/ man-aanod/ engianod,
may-
may-enod or may-a-nod or may-i-nod or may-anod/ emangkaanod/ iyay-anod
To swept away or downstream; float something away or downstream.
Ianod koy batiyed chanom.
I will float the basin downstream in the water.
Ianod na chanom i batiya.
The water will sweep the basin downstream.
Ianod koy kejow et seked mo led Boliniy.
I will float the wood downstream and you wait for it at Boliniy.
May-a-nod i baro to say eg to sepo-sepolen
We will send his clothes downstream so that he will never find them.
i--an
ianoran/ ianori/ in-anoran,
may--an
may-enoran/ emangkaianori/ iyay-anoran
To float something downstream for someone.
Ianoran taha na kejow nem Sabaro.
I will float the wood downstream for you on Saturday.