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ponta
on- (TH) onponta/ manponponta/ pimonta
To hit a target; make a direct hit; implies that target was aimed at.
Onpontiy chetog to tep iyanpractice na bayag.
His throwing will hit [the target] because he has practiced a long time.
Pimontiy bathon inchetog Juan cha toktok na manok.
The rock that Juan threw at the chicken’s head made a bull’s eye.
man- (AG) manponta/ manponponta/ iyanponta
To take aim.
Iyanpontes Juan na chetog na titit nem eg to kina.
Juan aimed his throw at the bird, but he did not hit it.
-en (TH) pontaen/ pontaa/ piyonta,
meN- memonta/ manponponta/ emonta,
me- meponta/ emangkeponta/ eponta
To hit an object that is aimed at; aim at an object.
Piyontak i mangka na otik a batho.
I hit the mango with a small stone.
i- (TH) iponta/ inponta,
mengi- mengiponta/ manponponta/ engiponta,
may- mayponta/ emangkaiponta/ iyayponta
To aim at an object and hit it.
Inponta thoy kayang cha kawa na papil.
He aimed the spear at the middle of the paper [and hit it].
Ipontam i kayang cha kawa say mekna nem ikayang mo.
You aim the spear at the middle so that it will be hit when you throw the spear.
Pimiyes i volley ball na ka-cheman tep iyayponted batho.
The volley ball leaked yesterday because it hit right on a rock.
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