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asok
Smoke.
Iyapnoy baliy na asok.
The house was full of smoke.
ma- ma-sok
Tends to smoke.
Ma-sok i ma-ten kejow.
Green wood tends to be smokey.
ke- kaasok
Smoking.
Kaasok i afoy.
The fire is smoking.
on- on-asok/ man-aasok/ imasok
To smoke.
On-asok i afoy no ma-tiy kejow.
The fire will smoke if the wood is green.
Niyan-ikafoy na afoy i asok.
The fire is starting to smoke.
i- (TH) iasok or i-sok/ in-asok,
mengi- mengiesok or mengi-sok/ man-aasok/ engiasok,
may- may-esok or may-a-sok/ emangkaiasok or emangkai-sok/ iyay-asok
To cause to smoke.
I-sok mo ta afoy say mekaen toy bohi.
You make that fire smoke so that it will dry the meat.
I-sok na tooy afoy cha bohi.
The man will make the fire smoke the meat.
-an (LOC) a-sohan/ asohi/ isohan,
meN- mengesok/ man-aasok/ engasok,
me--an ma-sohan/ emangka-sohi/ iya-sohan
To preserve by exposing to smoke; expose to smoke in order to make a tree bear fruit.
A-sohan na tooy bohi na afoy.
The person will smoke the meat with the fire.
Chakel i dawes na mangka tep isohan ko.
The mango tree bore lots of fruit because I smoked it.
Ma-sohan i mangka say ondawes.
Let’s smoke the mango tree so that it will bear fruit.
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