on-
onda-jat/ manda-da-jat/ dima-jat,
-en
da-jathen/ da-jatha/ diya-jat,
me-
meda-jat/ emangkeda-jat/ eda-jat
To leave; depart.
No manda-da-jat i dogan, ampet abothen mo et say eg ka maypayas.
If the jeep starts to go, you have to catch up with it so that you will not be left behind.
Dima-jat diy dogan na a las siete.
The vehicle left here at seven o’clock.
Diya-jat mi diy Bagiw na alas sais.
We left Baguio at six o’clock.
Empiyan ida-jat mo?
When will you leave?
i-
ida-jat/ inda-jat,
mengi-
mengida-jat/ manda-da-jat/ engida-jat,
mayda-jat/ emangkaida-jat/ iyayda-jat
Ida-jat koy nga-nga nem engkay et tened kayo da a las dosi.
I will leave with the child soon and you follow at 12:00.
-an
da-jathan/ da-jathi/ diya-jathan,
meN-
mena-jat/ manda-da-jat/ ena-jat,
me--an
meda-jathan/ emangkeda-jathi/ eda-jathan
i--an
ida-jathan/ inda-jathan,
may--an
mayda-jathan/ emangkaida-jathi/ iyayda-jathan
To leave or depart without someone or something.
Diya-jathan mis Maria tep edaraw.
We left without Maria because she was late.
Ena-jat kawi na tothoo tep iyaskot i dokanan.
We left without some people because the vehicle was crowded.
Ida-jathan mika nem meta-nangan ka na jo-gwek.
We will leave you behind if you sleep late.