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olop
ka- kaodop
A companion; indicates person is someone’s usual companion.
Kaodop mos Helen.
Helen is your usual companion.
on- (TH)
-en (TH) odopen or odofen/ olofa/ iyodop,
meN- mengodop/ man-oolop/ engolop,
me- maodop/ emangkaolop/ aolop
To bring or take someone along as companion; implies persons involved intend to go to the same destination even if they had no companion.
Odofen taha.
I will take you with me.
Iyodop kos ahik cha Bokot.
I brought my sister with me to Bokod.
Nat maodop si Maried Ambangeg tep nat onposid tiyed.
Maria will not be taken along to Ambangeg because she is not able to climb up steep hills.
Itolod taha.
I will take you with me.
meki- mekiodop/ ekiolop
To go along with someone as a companion.
Mekiodofak cha si-kam no onkwan ked Bagiw.
I will go along with you if you go to Baguio.
Pengodop ka!
You bring someone!
Olop ka!
You bring someone!
Olop mo!
You bring him!
i- (TH) iolop/ in-olop,
mengi- mengiodop or mengiolop/ man-oolop/ engiolop,
may- may-odop or may-olop/ emangkaiolop/ iyay-olop
To cause someone to go along as a companion.
Iolop mos ahim cha si-katho.
You have your sister come with her.
Iolop kos Maria say ibangat toked chalan.
I will have Maria go with you so that she will lead you along the way.
May-olofak cha si-kam.
I will come with you.
May-odop i anak tod bii.
The child will go with the woman.
i--an (NLOC)
Iolofan taha na kadgwam say nat ma-tiew ked chalan.
I will have you accompanied by a companion so that you won’t get lost on the way.
may-olofak
I will accompany you
may-olofak
I will accompany you
To take along.
kadgwa
To be a companion.
To take or bring; refers to people or things; implies need of assistance.
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