Karao - ekow

Thirst.

Ekow i iyanpathiy cha si-katho.

Thirst is what cause him to die.

on- (AG) on-ekow

The thing that causes thirst.

On-ekow i soy no mayda-kad.

Soy sauce makes one thirsty if too much is used.

may--an (LOC) may-ekowan or may-i-kowan or may-a-kowan/ emangkai-kow/ iyay-ekowan

To be overcome by/with thirst.

Iyay-ekowan kawi did tiyed a chalan.

We were overcome with thirst on the steep uphill path.

i- (TH) iekow or i-kow/ in-ekow,

mengi- mengiekow or mengi-kow/ man-eekow/ engiekow or engi-kow,

may- may-ekow or may-i-kow or may-a-kow/ emangkaiekow or emangkai-kow/ iyay-ekow or iyay-i-kow or iyay-a-kow

To cause to become thirsty.

I-kow a tinapay i too.

Bread will make a person thirsty.

-en (TH) ekowen/ ekowa/ ingkow,

meN- mengkow/ man-eekow/ iyangkow,

me- ma-kow/ emangka-kow/ iya-kow

To cause to become thirsty.

Ingkow na tinapay i nga-nga.

The bread made the child thirsty.

Mengkow i tinapay.

Bread makes one thirsty.

Ma-kow i nga-nga no mengan na tinapay.

The child will be thirsty if he eats some bread.

Iya-kow i nga-nga tep engan na tinapay.

The child was/is thirsty because he ate some bread.

The child is thirsty.

ma-kowak

I will be thirsty.

emangka-kowak

I am getting thirsty.

iya-kowak

I am thirsty. or I was thirsty.

Kowan ikafoy ekow.

I am starting to get/be thirsty.

Inam-ay a ma-kow.

She get thirsty easily/quickly.

Naiya-kow na olay.

She is always thirsty.