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sangab
The front side.
Ebam itha nga-nged sangaban mo.
You carry that child (in the blanket) on your front.
A location immediately in front of a person, as in ‘he kneeled in front of him’.
Timokkong i asod sangab na baliy; isonga ketahot i aanak a onda-bas.
The dog sat in front of the house; that’s why the children were afraid to pass by.
man- (AG&TH) mansengab/ mansasangab/ iyansangab
To be positioned in front.
Kebaing i biin mansangab tep chakel i too.
The woman in front was shy because there were so many people.
ka- kasangab
One who faces another person.
-en (TH) sengaben/ sangaba/ singab or siyangab,
meN- menengab/ mansasangab/ enangab,
me- mesengab/ esangab
To face a certain object or in a certain direction.
Eg to piyan a sengaben i apoy tep petang.
He did not like to face the fire because it was hot.
Sangba mo ta nga-nga say onjo-kow.
You face that child (as you lie on the bed) so that it will sleep (because it knows that you are there).
[Fig.] To attend to something.
...eg jo senga-sengaben i obda yo.
...you never attend to your work.
mansinangab ira
they (two) will face each other
mansisinangab ira
they (more than two) will face each other
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