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pothipot
ma- mafotipot
Always winding.
Mafotipot si awam na aramdid kejow.
Your father is always winding wire around wood.
man- (AG) manpotipot/ manpopothipot/ iyanpothipot
To wind.
Manpotipothak na kafes a agweden ko na megwa-gwa.
I will wind some yarn that I will weave tomorrow.
i- (TH) iporthpot/ inpothipot,
mengi- mengipotipot/ manpopothipot/ engipothipot,
may- maypotipot/ emangkaipothipot/ iyaypothipot
To wind; refers to inanimate object, such as string, yarn, wire.
Inpothipot na aanak i kafes cha bila-jo.
The children wound the yarn on a stick.
i--an (LOC) ipothipotan/ ipothipoti/ inpothipotan,
may--an maypotipothan/ emangkaipothipoti/ iyaypothipotan
To wind onto another object.
Inpothipotan na aanak i bila-jo na kafes.
The children wound the stick with yarn.
Cha bila-joy inpothipotan cha na kafes.
The stick is what they wound the yarn on.
-an (LOC) potipothan/ pothipoti/ piyothipotan,
meN- memotipot/ manpopothipot/ emothipot,
me--an mepotipothan/ emangkepothipoti/ epothipotan
To wind on to another object.
Piyothipotan na aanak i bila-jo na kafes.
The child wound the stick with yar.
To wind; refers to plants, such as a vine winding around a tree.
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