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kolpi
All; lots; plenty.
Metongkal a kolpi.
We will buy lots.
Completely.
Kolpin mepoolan.
It will be completely burned up.
ma- magolpi
Always getting all, lots, or plenty.
Magolpi na tongkal na asokal no onkwan cha Bagiw.
He always buys lots of sugar when he goes to Baguio.
i- (TH) ikolpi/ inkolpi,
mengi- mengikolpi/ mankolkolpi/ engikolpi,
may- maykolpi/ emangkaikolpi/ iyaykolpi
To give all or plenty.
Inkolpin Pedroy ikan na siboyas.
Pedro gave all the onions.
Engikolpis Pedro na ikan na siboyas.
Pedro gave plenty of onions.
Kiyolpin Pedroy ikan na siboyas.
Pedro got all the onions.
Inkolpin Pedroy ikan na siboyas.
Pedro gave all the onions. or Pedro had someone give all the onions.
-en (TH) kolpien/ kolpia/ kiyolpi,
meN- mengolpi/ mankolkolpi/ engolpi,
me- mekolpi/ emangkekolpi/ ekolpi
To get all or plenty.
Kiyolpim i inepoy.
You got/took/eat all the rice.
Kiyolpim i dahon Pedron siboyas.
You bought all of Pedro’s onions.
Engolpi ka na dahon Pedron siboyas.
You bought plenty of Pedro’s onions.
Kiyolpim i tongkal na tinapay.
You bought a lot of bread.
i--an (NLOC) ikolpian/ inkolpian,
may--an maykolpian/ emangkaikolpii/ iyaykolpian
To get lots for someone.
Ikolpian taha na asokal no onkwanak cha Bagiw.
I will get lots of sugar for you when I go to Baguio.
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