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koyod
ma- magojod
Always pulling; able to pull.
Magojod si Juan na chakel a kejow.
Juan can pull a lot of firewood.
i- (TH) ikoyod/ inkoyod,
mengi- mengikojod or mengikoyod/ mankokoyod/ engikoyod,
may- maykojod or maykoyod/ iyaykoyod
To pull.
Ikoyod moy kejow say chakel i a-daen mo.
You pull the firewood so that you will get lots.
Ikoyod chiy tabda.
They pulled the lumber.
-en (TH) kojoren or koyoren or kojochen/ koyora/ kiyojod or kiyoyod,
meN- mengojod or mengoyod/ mankokoyod/ engoyod,
me- mekojod or mekoyod/ ekoyod
To pull.
Eg to piyan a koyoren i tabda tep onbel-at.
He did not want to pull the lumber because it was heavy.
Engoyod si ahim na kariton.
Your brother pulled a cart.
i--an (NLOC) ikoyoran/ inkoyoran,
may--an maykoyoran/ emangkaikoyori/ iyaykoyoran
To pull for someone.
Ikoyoran koy eba-kol na kejow.
I will pull the wood for the old woman.
*Ikoyoran koy baliy mo na kejow.
I will pull some wood to your house.
Pengoyod ka!
You pull!
Koyod ka!
You pull!
Koyod mo!
You pull it!
Pengikoyod ka!
You pull!
Ikoyod ka!
You pull!
Ikoyod mo!
You pull it!
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