-en (TH)
ojonen/ oyona/ iyojon,
man-
man-ojon or man-oyon/ man-ooyon/ iyan-oyon,
me-
maojon/ aoyon
To carry on back using a head strap.
Oyon ka na natnateng.
You carry some vegetables [on your back].
Oyon moy natnateng; enog i indogan.
You carry the vegetables [on your back]; don’t send them on the jeep.
i- (TH)
ioyon/ in-oyon,
mengi-
mengiojon or mengioyon/ man-ooyon/ engioyon,
may-
may-ojon or may-oyon/ iyay-oyon
To place on back in order to carry with a head strap.
Pengiojon ka! or Pengioyon ka!
You place some!
Ioyon ka!
You place some!
Ways of Carrying
| agto |
To carry on head. |
| bangkil |
To carry person in blanket attached to pole. |
| di-bit |
To carry in hand with arm extended downward. |
| eba |
To carry child on back in blanket. |
| egchi or egni |
To carry in hand. |
| oyon |
To carry on back using head strap. |
| sakbat |
To carry, genr.; to carry on shoulder. |
| sekpi |
To carry on hip. |