ma-
maremag
Always spreading news.
Jo ibagais Maria. Eket i amta tho tep maremag.
You go ask Maria. Maybe she knows because she is always telling the news.
News-making, as an event that is talked about by people.
Maremag i inhold-up cha son Rosing cha Adonot.
Rosing’s being held-up at Adonot was known everywhere.
-en (TH)
chemagen/ chamaga/ chimag,
meN-
menemag/ manchachamag/ enamag,
me-
mechemag/ emangkechamag/ echamag
To hear news.
Enog i kowan cha Bagiw; nahol ni chemagen moy ngaaw a chamag.
Don’t go to Baguio; otherwise you will hear the bad news.
Enog i kowan cha Bagiw; nahol ni menemag ka na ngaaw a chamag.
Don’t go to Baguio; otherwise you will hear some bad news.
i- (TH)
ichamag/ inchamag,
mengi-
mengichamag or mengichemag/ manchachamag/ engichamag,
may-
maychamag or maychemag/ iyaychamag
To tell news; report.
Towan ichamag cha miting i epasamak cha miting ched Baguio.
He is telling the news at the meeting about what happened at their meeting in Baguio.
Ichamag tod tooy chingel to did Bagiw.
He will tell what he heard recently in Baguio to the people. or He will report to the people what he heard recently in Baguio.
i--an (LOC)
ichamagan/ ichamagi/ inchamagan,
may--an
maychamagan or maychemagan/ emangkaichamagi/ iyaychamagan
To tell someone news; report to someone.
Ichamagan toy too na chingel to did Bagiw.
He will tell the people what he heard recently in Baguio.