i- (TH)
ipa-ket/ inpa-ket,
mengi-
mengipa-ket/ manpa-pa-ket/ engipa-ket,
may-
maypa-ket/ emangkaipa-ket/ iyaypa-ket
To wedge with a vertical downward motion, usu. refers to an elevated or high location; e.g. clothing between the branches of a tree.
Ipa-ket moy barom chitha panga na kejow say eg ma-kas.
You wedge your clothing in the branches of that tree so that it does not fall out.
Ipa-ket mo ta bathod teneng.
You wedge that rock downwards into the top of the dike.
Ipi-ket mo ta bathod kedeb na payow.
You wedge that rock in the wall/side of the dike of the rice field.
Ipa-ket moy bathod teneng.
You wedge the rock downwards into the top of the dike.
-an (LOC)
pa-ketan/ pa-keti/ piya-ketan,
meN-
mema-ket/ manpa-pa-ket/ ema-ket,
me--an
mepa-ketan/ emangkepa-keti/ epa-ketan
To wedge with a downward vertical motion in a high place.
Pa-ketim i teneng na batho.
You wedge the rock downwards into the top of the dike.
i--an (LOC) (NLOC)
ipa-ketan/ ipa-keti/ inpa-ketan,
may--an
maypa-ketan/ emangkaipa-thi/ iyaypa-kethan
To wedge downward somewhere.
Inpa-ketan toy teneng na batho.
He wedged a rock downwards into the top of the dike.
To wedge downward for someone.
Ipa-kethan taha na bathod teneng.
I will wedge the rock downwards into the top of the dike for you.
To insert or wedge horizontally.
pa-tok
To set or rest on top; does not imply wedging securely.