i- (TH)
isa-pat/ insa-pat,
mengi-
mengisa-pat/ mansa-sa-pat/ engisa-pat
may-
maysa-pat/ emangkaisa-pat/ iyaysa-pat
To position up or high; raise.
Isa-pat mo ta bohi say eg ka-gwathen na aso.
You put that meat up high so that the dog cannot reach it.
Isa-pat koy sira say eg ka-bien na aso.
I will put the viand up high so that the dog cannot reach it.
To carry up or above.
Insa-pat ko liy pahiy cha baliy na eba-kol tep nagwiy kakanen cha.
I carried the rice up to the house of the old woman because they had nothing to eat.
-an (TH)
sa-pathan/ sa-pathi/ siya-pathan,
meN-
mena-pat/ mansa-sa-pat/ ena-pat,
me--an
mesa-pathan/ emangkesa-pathi/ esa-pathan
To position high or higher.
Siya-pathan na biiy in-ejan kon agas say eg ka-bien na aanak.
The woman placed the medicine that I had put down higher so that the children could not reach it.
Mena-pathak na kejow a para maosal nem Disimbri.
I will l put up some firewood to be used in December.
i--an (NLOC)
isa-pathan/ insa-pathan,
may--an
maysa-pathan/ emangkaisa-pathi/ iyaysa-pathan
To take up for someone.
Isa-pathan ko na pahiy i eba-kol.
I will take the rice up for the old woman.
Down, below.