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irot
on- (TH) on-irot/ man-iirot/ imirot
To become tight by twisting; become hard to turn or twist.
On-irot i kiripo no idihep to.
The faucet will be twisted tightly when he turns it off.
Imirot i kiripo tep edathian.
The faucet was hard to turn because it was rusty.
man- (AG) man-irot or man-ichot/ man-iirot/ iyan-irot
To tighten by twisting.
i- (TH) iirot/ in-irot,
mengi- mengiirot or mengiichot/ man-iirot/ engiirot,
may- may-irot or may-ichot/ emangkaiirot/ iyay-irot
To tighten by twisting.
In-irot miy towirka tep say eg cha dokathan i tawa.
We tightened the screws so that they would not open the window.
-an (TH) irothan or ichothan/ irothi/ inirothan or inichothan,
meN- mengirot or mengichot/ man-iirot/ engirot,
me--an mairothan or maichothan/ emangkairothi/ airothan
To tighten by twisting.
Inichothan miy toniljo na baliy tep kimesang.
We tightened the bolts on the house [by twisting] because they were loose.
To tighten by pulling, squeezing, or cinching.
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