Karao - epos

on- on-epos

A thing that consumes.

On-epos si Juan na mekan.

Jun is the one who consumes the food.

ma- ma-pos

Easily or quickly consumes.

Ma-pos na sagon i maschel a baro.

Thick clothes use up the soap quickly.

-en a-posen or eposen/ eposa or a-posa/ impos,

meN- mengpos/ man-a-pos/ iyangpos,

me- ma-pos/ emangka-pos/ iya-pos

To use up; consume.

Iya-pos i gasol.

The propane gas is used up.

Aneng ma-pos.

It is not yet used up.

Impos chiy baha na palpaltog nonta timpo na Hapon.

They shot all the cows during the time of the Japanese.

Impos na nga-ngiy tinapay.

The children consumed (all) the cookies.

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i- iepos or i-pos/ in-epos,

mengi- mengiepos or mengi-pos/ man-eepos/ engi-pos or engi-epos

may- may-epos/ emangkai-pos/ iyay-epos

To consume or use up the last of something.

In-epos koy bekas a indotho.

I used up the last of the rice when I cooked it.

Iyangka-pos i papil na aanak; isonga mantongtongkal ira.

All the paper of the children was used up; that is why they are buying some.

man- man-a-pos or man-epos/ man-aa-pos/ iyan-epos

To get used up or consumed.

Man-a-pos i asokal no ipagsay mod damisaan tep chakel i ma-chanan a meni-jop.

The sugar will get used up if you leave it out on the table because many will help themselves to it when they drink.

e- iya-pos

iyangka-pos

(Fig.) A dead person.