ma-
mahi-det
Always strong.
Mahi-det i tiytiyan.
The bridge is strong.
*Ki-det i baliy to.
His house is sturdy.
ok-Eki-det i baliy to.
His house is sturdy.
Mas mahi-det i titiyan.
The bridge is stronger. (sg.)
Mas mahi-ki-det i titiyan.
The bridges are stronger. (pl.) PD 12.7.89 or The bridge was stronger. JB 7.6.95
Mas mahi-ki-det i titiyan na ingkatarimaan to.
The bridge was stonger when it was repaired.
on-
onki-det/ manki-ki-det/ kimi-det
To become strong; refers to inanimate objects, such as rope, string, wire.
Kimi-det i baliy na insa-dat to so na tohod.
The house became strong when he changed the house posts.
i-
iki-det/ inki-det,
mengi-
mengiki-det/ manki-ki-det/ engiki-det,
may-
mayki-det/ emangkaiki-det/ iyayki-det
To do something well, securely, firmly, carefully; make something well so it will be strong.
Inki-det koy tangeb na sira say nat kakanen na posa.
I put the lid on the side dish securely so that the cat would not eat it.
Inki-det koy kalot na kiripo.
I wrapped the pipe securely.
Piyootan koy in-i-kan kod Maria tep binidang kon ki-det.
I am sure about what I gave Maria because I counted it carefully.
To make strong, sturdy, well.
Inki-det koy alad say nat onsekep i kanching cha da-si.
I made the fence strong so that the goat would not get into the backyard.
-en
ki-deten or ki-dethen/ ki-deta or ki-detha/ kini-det,
meN-
mengi-det/ manki-ki-det/ engi-det,
me-
meki-det/ emangkaki-det/ eki-det
To do something well, securely, firmly; make something well so it will be strong.
To make strong, sturdy, well.
Kini-det toy amag na alad say eg omasen na nowang.
He made the fence well so that the water buffalo would not destroy it.
Meki-det i alad say eg cheposen na nowang.
We will make the fence strong so the water buffalo will not push it over.
Ki-deten koy obda.
I will do the work well.
Ki-detan koy alad.
I will make the fence strong.
Iki-det koy alad.
I will make the fence strong.
-an (TH)
ki-detan/ ki-deti/ kini-detan,
me--an
meki-detan/ emangkeki-deti/ eki-detan
To make strong, sturdy, well; make even stronger, sturdier, better.
Kini-detan na aamiy alad tep chimakel miy animal to.
The old man made the fence even stronger because he had more animals now.
i--an (NLOC)
iki-detan/ iki-deti/ inki-detan,
may--an
mayki-detan/ emangkaiki-deti/ iyayki-detan
To make strong, sturdy, firm for someone.
Iki-detan taha na alad.
I will make the fence strong for you.
i- (TH)
iki-det/ inki-det,
mengi-
mengiki-det/ manki-ki-det/ engiki-det,
may-
mayki-det/ emangkaiki-det/ iyayki-det
To take good care of.
Iki-det moy pilak say eg cha kibothen.
You take good care of the money so that they will not steal it.
Inki-det na aamiy pilak to; isonga eg cha sipol.
The old man took good care of the money; that’s why they did not find it.
Ki-ki-detan i baliy to iy say baliy ko.
His house is stronger than my house.