Karao - nangoy

The act of swimming.

ke-in- keninangoy

Those who are swimming.

Chakel i aanak a keninangoy cha aktangan.

There are many children who are swimming at the river crossing.

ma- manengoy

Fond of swimming.

Manengoy i aanak cha benow a tabdongan.

The children are fond of swimming in a deep swimming hole.

on- onnangoy/ mannanangoy/ nimangoy,

To swim.

Nimangoy i aanak cha kolos cha Owak.

The children swam in the river at Owak.

man- mannengoy or mannangoy/ mannanangoy/ iyannangoy,

Iyannangoy i aanak cha kolos cha Owak tep ka-jat.

The children swam in the river at Owak because it was shallow.

-en nengoyen or nengojen or nangoyen/ nangoya or nangoja/ ningoy or niyangoy,

me- menengoy or menangoy/ emangkenangoy/ enangoy

To swim (at a particular location).

Menengoy i kolos nem maotik.

We will swim the river when it is lower.

Ningoy na aanak i kolos cha Owak.

The children swam in the river at Owak.

i- inangoy/ innangoy,

mengi- menginengoy/ mannanangoy/ enginangoy,

may- maynengoy/ emangkainangoy/ iyaynangoy

To swim with something or someone.

Inangoy ko ja nga-nga no onsalcheng i oran.

I will swim across with this child when the rain stops.

tabdong

To amuse oneself in water by bathing, swimming, playing, wading.