i- (TH)
ipangwa/ inpangaw,
mengi-
mengipengaw/ manpapangaw/ engipangaw,
may-
maypengaw/ emangkaipangaw/ iyaypangaw
To tie securely against an object into to prevent movement, as when tying the head of a water buffalo against a post in order to butcher it or when tying a person against the trunk of a tree or a post.
Inpangaw chiy nowang cha tohod na baliy.
They tied the water buffalo securely against the post of the house.
-an (LOC)
pengawan/ pangawi/ pingawan
me--an
mepengawan/ emangkepangawi/ epangawan
To tie securely against an object.
Pingawan chiy tohod na baliy na nowang.
They tied a water buffalo to the post of the house.
i--an (LOC) (NLOC)
ipangawan/ ipangawi/ inpangawan,
may--an
maypengawan/ emangkaipangawi/ iyaypangawan
To tie securely against an object.
Inpangawan chiy tohod na baliy na nowang.
They tied a water buffalo to the post of the house.
To tie securely against an object for someone.
Ipangawan taha na nowang cha tohod na baliy.
I will tie the water buffalo to the post of the house for you.