Karao - dorok

Sharp-pointed object; originally used for objects used to pierce animals when hunting, e.g. stacks at the bottom of a pit.

on- ondorok/ mandodorok/ dimorok

To pierce or puncture with a sharp-pointed object, such as a nail, pointed stick.

Matham i chalan mo tep chakel ira ma dansen iyangkedathian a ondorok.

Watch where you are going because there are lots of rusty nails that can puncture (your foot).

Mapteng a para dorok i dansen edathian say tekothan na mahibot.

Rusty nails are good for puncturing things so a thief will be afraid of them.

man- mandochok or mandorok/ mandodorok/ iyandorok

To pierce or puncture with sharp-pointed object; implies intentional action.

Iyandorok i ma-nop na olsa.

The hunter was able to get a deer by using sharp-pointed objects.

ma- madorok/ iyadorok

To pierce or puncture with sharp-pointed object; implies intentional action.

Iyadorok ira na alingow a nekimowan cha doktoan cha.

They killed the wild pigs that kept coming into their sweet potato garden.

i- idorok/ indorok,

mengi- mengidochok/ mandodorok/ engidorok,

may- maydochok/ emangkaidorok/ iyaydorok

To use as a sharp-pointed object; use a particular sharp-pointed object.

Idorok ko cha jay a enchorokiy a dansa na mala-sin kechel.

I will use these long nails to pierce the pig that keeps on getting into the backyard.

Idorok koy dansed alad na baliy say entahot i mahibot.

I will put nails in the fence of the house (as sharp-pointed object) so that a thief will be afraid.

Si-kathoy engidorok na dansed alad.

He is the one who put nails (as sharp-pointed objects) in the fence.

-en dochohen/ doroha/ diyorok,

meN- menochok/ mandodorok/ enorok,

me- medochok/ emangkedorok/ edorok

To pierce or puncture with a sharp-pointed object.

No nagwiy sapathos mo, dochohen na sebit i chafan mo.

If you have no shoes, the throns will pierce the bottoms of your feet.

Enog i kowan cha da-si tep dochohen to ka na sebit.

Don’t go in the backyard because the throns will pierce you.

Si-kathoy enorok na alad na dansa.

He is the one who filled the fence with nails (as sharp- pointed objects).

-an dochohan/ dorohi/ diyorohan

me--an medochohan/ emangkedorohi/ edorohan

To put sharp-pointed objects in a particular location.

Dochohan koy alad na baliy say entahot i mahibot.

I will put sharp-pointed objects in the fence of the house so that a thief will be afraid.

i--an idorohan/ idorohi/ indorohan,

may--an maydochohan/ emangkaidorohi/ iyaydorohan

To put sharp-pointed objects in a particular location.

Indorohan na dahiy alad na bii tep eg to amten mengi-mag.

The man put the sharp-pointed objects in the fence for the woman because she does not know how to do it.