Piyet-ing toy tinapay a in-i-kan tod nga-nga tep maschel.
She broke off a small piece of the roll which she gave to the child because the roll was big [thick].
Maschel i sadkek.
The hot cakes were thick.
masmaschedan or masmaschelan
thicker
kamaschedan or kamaschelan
thickest
Masmaschelan i ketap mo iy say ketap ko.
Your blanket is thicker than my blanket.
Kaskaschelan i ketap na eba-kol.
The old woman’s blanket is thickest.
-en (TH)
seschelen or sescheden/ sechela / sinchel,
meN-
menchel/ mansesechel/ iyanchel,
me-
meschel/ emangkeschel or emangkesechel/ iyaschel
To thicken.
Sinchel na biiy amag na sadkek.
The woman made the hot cakes thick.
Sinchel na biiy sadkek.
The woman made the hot cakes thick.
Iyanchel i bii na sadkek.
The woman made the hot cakes thick.
Iyaschel i sadkek.
The hot cakes were made thick.
-an (TH)
seschedan or seschelan/ secheli/ sinchedan or sinchelan,
me--an
meschedan or meschelan/ emangkescheli or emangkesecheli/ iyaschedan or iyaschelan
To make even thicker.
Sinchel na biiy amag na sadkek nem jafit pay laeng et sinsinchedan to pay.
The woman made the hot cakes thick, but they were still too thin and so she made them even thicker.
Iyanchel i bii na amag na sadkek tep chakel i arina.
The woman made the hot cakes thick because there was lots of flour.
Iyanchel na sadkek a masmaschelan.
She made the hot cakes??
masmaschelan
it is even thicker
iyas-aschelan
it was even thicker
i- (TH)
isechel or ischel/ insechel,
mengi-
mengisechel or mengischel/ mansesechel/ engisechel or engischel,
may-
mayseschel/ emangkaisechel or emangkaischel/ iyaysechel
To thicken.
Insechel na baking i sadkek.
The baking powder made the hot cakes thick.
Engisechel i baking na sadkek.
The baking powder made the hot cakes thick.
Iyaysechel i sadkek.
The hot cakes were made thick.
Insechel na biiy amag na sadkek.
The woman made the hot cakes thick.
ngemgnem
[Kar.] Thick; note that sechel is more common than ngemngem.