Karao - ka-chom

ma- maha-chom

Always adding.

Maha-chom na bekas tod bekas na echom.

He’s always adding his rice to the rice of others.

man- (AG&TH) manka-chom/ manka-ka-chom/ iyanka-chom

To be put together.

Manka-chom i bekas tayo say on-anay a mekan na sa-kin bolan.

Our rice will be put together so that it will be enough to eat for one month.

meki- mekika-chom/ ekika-chom

To join with. [see echom]

peki--an pekika-choman/ ekika-choman

The person to whom one is joined.

Sema iren naiyansa-sa-nop a naiyanchayaw, siyay ekika-choman cha?

Those who gather together to worship, who are they joined to? (Ans: si Afo Chiyos tan si Jesus)

i- (TH) ika-chom/ inka-chom,

mengi- mengika-chom/ manka-ka-chom/ engika-chom,

may- mayka-chom/ emangkaika-chom/ iyayka-chom

To add; join.

Ika-chom moy kintoman cha meket say nat onneket a chili.

You add the red rice to the sticky rice so it will not be really sticky.

-an (TH) (LOC) ka-choman/ ka-chomi/ kiya-choman

me--an meka-choman/ emangkeka-chomi/ eka-choman

To add some.

No otik i bekas, ka-chomim na bekas Juan.

If there’s too little rice, you add some of Juan’s rice to it.

To add to something.

Ka-chomim i meket na kintoman.

You add some red rice to the sticky rice.

To add for someone.

Inka-choman taha na kintoman cha meket.

I added the red rice to the sticky rice for you.

Ika-choman taha na bekas a idothom.

I will add rice to what you are cooking for you.

*Ika-chomim i meket na kintoman.

You add red rice to the sticky rice.

echom

To add or join.