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kapkap
ma- mahapkap
Fond of touching; always touching.
Mahapkap i nga-nga na pithek.
The child is fond of touching dirt. (i.e. he likes to play with dirt)
on- (TH) onkapkap/ mankapkapkap/ kimapkap
To smudge or touch; get on something, as for dirt.
Kimapkap i ngithid baro na bisita.
The dirt got on the visitor’s clothes.
man- (AG) mankapkap/ mankapkapkap/ iyankapkap
To touch.
Siyay iyankapkap niya ahay daben baro?
Who touched these clothes that were just washed?
-en (TH) kapkafen or kapkapen/ kapkafa or kapkapa/ kiyapkap,
meN- mengapkap/ mankapkapkap/ engapkap,
me- mekapkap/ ekapkap
To touch.
Kiyapkap na nga-ngiy ahay daben baro.
The child touched the clothes that had just been washed.
Enog i kiyapkap i sogat ko tep onsahit.
Don’t touch his cut because it is sore.
Siyay engapkap niya ahay daben baro?
Who touched these clothes that were just washed?
Kiyapkap na nga-ngiy oleg na bila-jo.
The child touched the snake with the stick.
i- ikapkap/ inkapkap,
mengi- mengikapkap/ mankapkapkap/ engikapkap,
may- maykapkap/ emangkaikapkap/ iyaykapkap
To use to touch.
Inkapkap na nga-ngiy bila-jod oleg.
The child used the stick to touch the snake.
-an kapkafan/ kapkafi/ kiyapkafan,
me--an mekapkafan/ emangkekapkafi/ ekapkafan
To touch, pat, feel lightly with the hand.
Kiyapkafan na police iwa dahi say amtaen to no gwariy in-emot ton paltog.
The police patted down the man so that they would know if he had a gun hidden on him.
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