ma-
mafi-kat
Easily torn or ripped out.
Inam-ay a mapi-kat i maingpis a papil.
Thin paper is easily torn out.
Mafi-kat na olay iwa nga-nga na dibcho.
That child is always tearing pages out of books.
-en (TH)
pi-kathen/ pi-katha/ pini-kat,
meN-
memi-kat/ manpi-pi-kat/ emi-kat,
me-
mepi-kat/ emangkepi-kat/ epi-kat
To rip or tear out completely; refers to paper.
Pini-kat na nga-ngiy iyangkelpek a papil na dibcho.
The child ripped out the wet pages of the book.
Si-kam i emi-kat na dibcho.
You were the one who ripped the book.
Emi-kathak na papil a pansolathan ko.
I tore out a piece of paper to write on.
i- (NTH)
ipi-kat/ inpi-kat,
mengi-
mengipi-kat/ manpi-pi-kat/ engipi-kat,
may-
maypi-kat/ emangkaipi-kat/ iyaypi-kat
To use to tear out.
Ipi-kat moy egwas na papil.
You use the knife to cut out the pages.
-an (TH)
pi-kathan/ pi-kathi/ pini-kathan,
me--an
mepi-kathan/ emangkepi-kathi/ epi-kathan
To rip or tear out some.
Pini-kathan koy dibcho tep maschel.
I ripped out some pages out of the book because it was thick.
Pini-kat na nga-ngiy papil cha dibcho.
The child ripped out the page (or all the pages) from the book.
Pini-kathan na nga-ngiy papil cha dibcho.
The child ripped out some of the the pages from the book.-ok *The child ripped out all of the pages from the book.-not ok
i--an
ipi-kathan/ ipi-kathi/ inpi-kathan,
may--an
maypi-kathan/ emangkaipi-kathi/ iyaypi-kathan
To tear or rip out for someone.
Ipi-kathan taha na papil a pansodathan mo.
I willl tear out some pages for you to write on.
To tear or rip; refers to paper or cloth.