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peng-ol
on- onpeng-ol
A heavy object or person that hits.
Onpeng-ol i ebotheng no maang-angja.
A drunk man is prone to hitting (people) when he is bothered a lot.
ma- mafeng-ol
Prone to hitting.
Mafeng-ol na olay si Juan na too no mebotheng.
Juan is prone to hitting people when he is drunk.
-en (TH) peng-olen/ peng-ola/ piyeng-ol,
meN- memeng-ol/ manpengpeng-ol/ emeng-ol,
me- mepeng-ol/ emangkepeng-ol/ epeng-ol
To hit with a heavy object.
Piyeng-ol na dahiy mahedat a aso.
The man hit (and killed) the dog that was a biter.
To butcher a dog by hitting it on the back of the head with object.
i- (NTH) ipeng-ol/ inpeng-ol,
may- maypeng-ol/ emangkaipeng-ol/ iyaypeng-ol
To use a heavy object to hit with.
Ipeng-ol mo ta kejow chitha aso.
You use that piece of wood to hit (and kill) that dog.
i--an (NLOC) ipeng-olan/ ipeng-oli/ inpeng-olan,
may--an maypeng-olan/ emangkaipeng-oli/ iyaypeng-olan
To butcher a dog for someone.
Ipeng-olan chiy mansekit na aso say ma-kal sahit to.
They will butcher a dog for the sick person so that he will get well [lit. his illness will be removed].
Pemeng-ol ka!
You hit!
Peng-ol ka!
You hit!
Peng-ol mo!
You hit it!
man-
To hit with an object (lighter than one used for peng-ol).
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