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bayo
-an bajoan
Wooden mortar for pounding rice or beans.
ma- mabejo
Always pounding.
Mabejos Pedro no kagwis.
Pedro always pounds at dawn.
man- manbejo or manbayo/ manbabayo/ iyanbayo
To pound rice or coffee or beans.
Manbayo kawi na pahiy nem dadabi.
We will pound rice in the morning.
-en bejoen/ bayoa/ bijo or biyayo,
meN- memejo/ manbabayo/ emayo
me- mebejo or mebayao/ emangkebayo/ ebayo
To pound rice, coffee, or beans to remove outer cover of kernel or bean.
Towan bayoiy kapi say ikirog to nem engkay.
She is pounding the coffee so she can roast it in a little while.
Memejo kawi na pahiy nem dadabi.
We will pound the rice in the morning.
Eg to bijoy pahiy nem dadabi.
He did not pound the rice in the morning.
i- ibayo/ inbayo,
mengi- mengibejo or mengibayo/ manbabayo/ engibayo,
may- maybejo or maybayo/ emangkaibayo/ iyaybayo
To pound rice, coffee, or beans to remove outer cover of kernel or bean.
Ibayo cha nem dadabi.
They will pound rice in the morning.
Eg to inbayoy pahiy tep nat emaha.
She did not pound the rice because it was not dry.
Towan ibayoy kapi say mapteng i namat to.
He is pounding the coffee so that it will taste good.
-an bejoan/ bayoi/ bijoan,
me--an mebejoan/ emangkebayoi/ ebayoan
To pound a little.
Bejoan koy kapi say mapteng i namat to.
I will pound the coffee a little so that it will taste good.
i--an ibayoan/ ibayoi/ inbayoan,
may--an maybejoan/ emangkaibayoi/ iyaybayoan
To pound for someone.
Ibayoan taha na kapi say ikirog mo nem engkay.
I will pound some coffee for you so that you can roast it in a little while.
To pound roasted coffee into powder.
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