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pekday
ma- mafekday
Always leaving behind.
Mafekday na kalka tho.
He is always leaving his cargo behind.
Mafekday na kaodop to.
He is always leaving his companion behind.
i- (TH) ipekday/ inpekday,
mengi- mengipekday/ manpekpekday/ engipekday,
may- maypekday/ emangkaipekday/ iyaypekday
To leave behind or abandon intentionally.
Kigwan na awe tod anak to i "No onnangis ka, ipekday taha."
His father said to his child, "If you cry, I will leave you."
i--an (LOC) ipekdayan/ ipekdayi/ inpekdayan,
may--an maypekdayan/ emangkaipekdayi/ iyaypekdayan
To leave something with someone.
Pan-iyan ked jay angken tep ipekdayan taha na kakanen mo.
You stay here because I will leave you something to eat.
Pan-iyan ked jay angken tep ipayasan taha na kakanen mo.
You stay here because I will leave you something to eat.
To drop intentionally.
Enog i inpekday i pirongko; nahol ni mebosak.
Don’t drop the bottle; otherwise it might break.
To fall; drop unintentionally.
To leave behind.
olay
To abandon; leave alone.
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