Karao - epas

on- on-epas/ man-aepas/ imepas

To move down from a higher place; get out of a vehicle.

Imepasak cha dogan.

I got out of the jeepney.

Imepas i nga-nged batilja.

The child got down from the porch.

man- man-epas or man-a-pas/ man-eepas/ iyan-epas

To move down from a higher place; get out of a vehicle.

Man-epasak cha dogan tep chakel i kalka.

I will get off the jeep because there is a lot of cargo.

-en a-pasen or epasen/ epasa or a-pasa/ impas,

meN- mengpas/ man-aepas/ iyangpas,

me- ma-pas/ emangka-pas/ iya-pas

To take down from higher place.

A-pasen koy pahiy a ibayo na iskwida.

I will take down the rice that the student will pound.

Mengpasak na pahiy a ibayo na iskwida.

I will take down some rice that the student will pound.

i- i-pas or iepas/ in-epas,

mengi- mengi-pas or mengiepas/ man-eepas/ engiepas

may- may-

may-epas or may-a-pas or may-i-pas/ emangkai-pas or emangkaiepas/ iyay-epas

I-pas Iniy pahiy a ibayo tayo.

Mother will get down the rice that we will pound.

i--an i-pasan or iepasan/ in-epasan,

may--an may-epasan or may-a-pasan or may-i-pasan/ emangkai-pasi or emangkaiepasi/ iyay-epasan

To take down from a higher place for someone.

I-pasan taha na dilaten isiram nem a las dosi.

I will get down the canned goods for you that you will use to make a side dish out of when it is twelve o’clock.