on-
on-esop/ man-eesop/ imesop
-an
a-sofan or a-sopan or esofan or esopan/ esofi or esopi or a-sofi/ insofan or insopan,
me--an
ma-sofan or ma-sopan/ iya-sofan or iya-sopan
To go near or close.
On-esop i manok cha si-kam no pekanen mo.
The chicken will come near to you if you feed it.
Imesop iy asan to keljawa.
He drew near before he shouted to him.
Imesop i aanak cha kad-an na iyan-anak a aso.
The children moved near to where the dog had given birth to puppies.
Imesop i asod oleg nem idi eg onkiykiy, sema aso, in-insofan to pay iwa oleg.
The dog went near the snake, but when it did not move, the dog, it went even closer to that snake.
A-sofan toka na aso no metaen toy bohin mowan egchii.
The dog will come near you when it sees the meat that you are holding.
Insofan na asok si Pedro tep iningsaan to.
My dog went near Pedro because he [the dog] was used to him.
man-
man-a-sop or man-esop/ man-eesop/ iyan-esop
To move near each other; move close to each other.
Man-a-sop kayo nem paspasan joy ahad.
You will move near each other if you walk fast.
Man-a-sop i Sahod tan Ticop no maydelteg i chalan.
Sahod and Ticop will come closer together to each other if the road is straightened.
To move close in relationship or feeling to each other.
Iyan-esop ires Juan ni Alberto nonta impangimbaliy cha tep sankasingsing i imbaliy cha.
Juan and Alberto drew closer together when they married because their wives were cousins.
Man-esop kayo nem mansinodsod kayo.
You will draw near to each other when you forgive each other.
i- (TH)
i-sop or iesop/ in-esop,
mengi-
mengi-sop or mengiesop/ man-eesop/ engi-sop or engiesop,
may-
may-esop or may-a-sop or may-i-sop/ iyay-esop
To move near.
Iesop moy tinapay say ka-gwathen to.
You move the bread closer so that he can reach it.
In-esop na biiy asin nem idi nat ka-gwathen na nga-nga, in-eso-esop to pay.
The woman moved the salt closer, but when the child could not reach it, she moved it even closer still.
In-esop na eba-kol i tinapay cha nga-nga.
The old woman moved the cookies close to the child.
i--an (LOC)
iesofan or i-sofan/ in-esofan,
may--an
may-esofan/ emangkai-sofi or emangkaiesofi/ iyay-esofan
To move a little close to a particular location.
In-esofan na eba-kol i nga-nga na tinapay.
The old woman moved the cookies close to the child.
Far.