on-
ondetang/ mandedetang/ dimetang
To heat or warm; for solids or liquids.
Dimetang i chanom tep iyay-olay cha akow.
The water became warm because is was left in the sun.
Mandedetang i chanom.
The water is becoming hot.
*Niyan-ikafo na chanom i detang. - not possible
*The water is starting to get hot.
man-
mandeltang/ mandedetang/ iyandetang
-en
deltangen/ detanga/ dintang,
me-
meltang/ emangkeltang or emangkedetang/ iyaltang
To heat or warm.
Iyandetang i bii na chanom a in-inom na bisita tho.
The woman heated some water that the visitor drank.
Si-kam i mandeltang na chanom say inomen ko.
You are the one who will heat some water so that I can drink it.
i-
iltang or idetang/ indetang,
mengi-
mengiltang or mengidetang/ mandedetang/ engiltang or engidetang,
may-
maydeltang/ emangkaidtang or emangkaidetang/ iyaydetang
To heat or warm water or food.
Maydeltang i ebay-an a sira say onpetang i mekan.
The leftover side dish will be heated so that the food will be hot.
Idetang mo nin itha kapi asan tayoha si-jofa.
You heat that coffee a while before we drink it.
-an
deltangan/ detangi/ dintangan,
me--an
meltangan/ emangkeltangi or emangkedetangi/ iyaltangan
To heat or warm a little; heat or warm more.
Dintangan na akow i chanom et ondamsis i namat to.
The sun warmed the water a little and so it did not taste good.