on- (TH)
onparipet/ manpaparipet/ pimaripet,
To wind; refers to living things such as a vine winding around a tree, or a snake
Enog i intanem i sayotid tan; nahol ni onparipet aliy ja alad.
Don’t plant the sayuti there; otherwise it will wind around this fence.
Pimaripet i oleg chiwa kejow.
The snake wound up that tree.
-en (LOC)
pechipeten or paripeten/ paripeta/ pichipet or piyaripet,
mepechipet or meparipet/ emangkeparipet/ eparipet
Pichipet na oleg iwa kejow; isonga simekep cha kwadto.
The snake wound up that tree; that’s how it entered into the room.
-an (LOC)
pechipetan/ paripeta/ pichipetan,
mepechipetan or meparipetan/ emangkeparitpeti/ eparipetan
Pechipetan na doriyas iya inpa-chek kon bila-jo.
The green beans will wind around this stick that I stuck (in the ground).
i- (TH)
iparipet/ inparipet,
mengi-
mengipechipet/ manpaparipet/ engiparipet,
may-
maypechipet/ emangkaiparipet/ iyayparipet
To wind on to something.
Iparipet mo ta doriyas a kimorong cha pithek say ondawes.
You wind those green beans that have crawled in the dirt so that they will bear.
Iparipet koy chakel a doriyas cha banay a bila-jo.
I will wind the many green bean vines around a big stick.
i--an (LOC and NLOC)
iparipetan/ inparipetan,
maypechipetan or mayparipetan/ emangkaiparipeti/ iyayparipetan
Inparipetan ko ja banay a bila-jo na chakel a doriyas.
I will wind losts of green bean vines on this big stick.
To wind for someone.
No onkwan ked Bagiw, iparipetan taha na peas mo say eg chechalen na powek.
If you go to Baguio, I will wind the pea vines for you so that the stormwill not damage them.
To wind; refers to inanimate objects, such as string or yarn.