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balkes
Belt.
man- manbalkes/ manbalbalkes/ iyanbalkes
To wear a belt.
Manbalkes kiya say eg ma-kas i kadson.
We will wear a belt so that the pants will not fall down.
i- ibalkes/ inbalkes,
mengi- mengibalkes/ manbalbalkes/ engibalkes,
may- maybalkes/ emangkaibalkes/ iyaybalkes
To put on a particular belt.
Inbalkes koy kathat a imag mo.
I wore the leather belt that you made.
To use something as a belt.
Inbalkes miy mabenaw a dofot cha ekes to asan onsalcheng i sahit na ekes to.
We used a wide cloth to tie like a belt around his stomach and only then did his stomach ache stop.
Ibalkes chiy pakod cha si-kam no nagwariy balkes mo.
They will use a rope to tie like a belt on you if you do not have a belt.
-an balkesan/ balkesi/ biyalkesan,
meN- memalkes/ manbalbalkes/ emalkes,
me--an mebalkesan/ emangkebalkesi/ ebalkesan
To put a belt on someone.
Biyalkesan miy ekes to na mabenaw a dofot asan onsalcheng i sahit na ekes to.
We belted his stomach with a wide cloth and only then did his stomach ache stop.
Si-kathoy memalkes na toon mansekit.
He is the one who will put a belt on the sick person.
i--an ibalkesan/ ibalkesi/ inbalkesan,
may--an maybalkesan/ emangkaibalkesi/ iyaybalkesan
To put a belt on someone.
Ibalkesan chaka na pakod no nagwariy balkes mo.
They will put belt you with a rope if you do not have a belt.
To put on a beltvfor someone.
Ibalkesan na dahiy anak to tep ekapsot.
The man will put a belt on his child for him [the child] because he is weak.
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