Karao - ba-jat

ma- maba-jat

Always hanging; fond of hanging.

Maba-jat i bolengen cha kejow.

Monkeys are always hanging from trees.

on- (TH) onba-jat/ manba-ba-jat/ bima-jat

To hang from something.

Mebedin a onba-jat i bolengen cha otik a panga na kejow.

A monkey can hang from a small branch of a tree.

man- (TH) manba-jat/ manba-ba-jat/ iyanba-jat

To hang from something.

Nat piyosi win idiy bolengen tep iyanba-jat cha ekayang a kejow.

We were not able to get the monkey because he hung from a high tree.

i- (TH) iba-jat/ inba-jat,

mengi- mengiba-jat/ manba-ba-jat/ engiba-jat,

may- mayba-jat/ emangkaiba-jat/ iyayba-jat

To hang something; involves suspending an object and securing it in some way, such as hanging a bag from a branch and wrapping the strap of the bag around the branch several times, or suspending a set of large gongs and tying them into position.

Inba-jat koy kancharod panga na kejow.

I hung the pot on a branch of the tree.

Mayba-jat i bag cha panga na kejow.

Let’s hang the bag on the branch of the tree.

-an (LOC) ba-jathan/ ba-jathi/ biya-jathan

me--an meba-jathan/ emangkeba-jathan/ eba-jathan

To hang from an object.

Biya-jathan koy panga na kejwo na kancharo.

I hung the pot from the branch of the tree.

i--an (NLOC) iba-jathan/ iba-jathi/ inba-jathan

may--an mayba-jathan/ emangkaiba-jathi/ iyayba-jathan

To hang for someone.

Iba-jthan taha na kancharod panga na kejow.

I will hang the pot on a branch of the tree for you.

man- (AG&TH) manba-jat/ manba-ba-jat/ iyanba-jat

To hang oneself, as in committing suicide.

Iyanba-jat si Juan cha panga na kejow.

Juan hung himself from the branch of a tree.

i-

bilay

[Kar.] To hang; does not involve securing the object in anyway.