i- (TH)
ipa-chek/ inpa-chek,
mengi-
mengipa-chek/ manpa-pa-chek/ engipa-chek,
may-
maypa-chek/ emangkaipa-chek/ iyaypa-chek
To insert an elongated object vertically into inanimate object, such as the ground, a table, a piece of wood.
Inpa-chek na eba-kol i bila-jod peteg na tapsoyan say amtaen na anak toy engingkaan na tapsoyan cha.
The old woman stuck the stick into the ground at the boundary of the watercress garden so that her children would know how far their garden extended.
-an (LOC)
pa-chekan/ pa-cheki/ piya-chekan,
meN-
mema-chek/ manpa-pa-chek/ ema-chek,
me--an
mepa-chekan/ emangkepa-cheki/ epa-chekan
To insert an elongated object into something.
Piya-chekan na eba-kol i peteg na tapsoyan to na bila-jo say amtaen na anak toy engingkaan to.
The old woman staked the boundary of her watercress garden with a stick so that her children would know how far it extended.
Mema-chekak na dogad a teneman mo na sayoti.
Iwill stake out an area where yu will plant sayuti.
i--an (LOC) (NLOC)
Inpa-chekan na eba-kol i peteg na tapsoyan to na bila-jo.
The old woman staked the boundary of her watercress garden with a stick.
To insert an elongated object for someone.
Inpa-chekan na dahiy bii na teneman to na tapsoy.
The man staked out a place for the woman where she would plant watercress.
Ipa-chekan taha na pengi-magan mo na inengan mo.
I will stake out for you the place where you will make your rice seedling bed.
To stab a person.
To plant a tuber by inserting it vertically into the ground.