-en (LOC)
seskefen or seskepen/ sekefa or sekepa/ singkep,
meN-
menkep/ mansesekep/ iyankep,
me-
meskep/ emangkeskep/ iyaskep
To go inside; enter.
Onsekep i tood baliy.
The person will enter into the house.
Seskepen na tooy baliy.
The person will enter the house.
Singkep na mahibot i iskwidaan nonta edagwi.
A thief broke into the school last night.
Cha baliy na kajem koy seskefen ko nem on-oran.
My friend’s house is where I will enter when it rains.
Menkep i too na baliy a eg etolbekan.
The person will (intentionally) enter a house that has no lock.
i- (TH)
iskep or isekep/ insekep,
mengi-
mengiskep or mengisekep/ mansesekep/ engiskep or engisekep,
may-
mayseskep/ emangkaisekep/ iyaysekep
To place inside.
Isekep na tooy bekas cha baliy.
The person will put the rice in the house.
Iyaysekep i pahiy tep nahol ni melpek na oran.
The rice was brought in because otherwise the rain will get it wet.
To cause or allow to enter.
i--an (NLOC)
isekepan/ isekepi/ insekepan,
may--an
mayseskepan/ emangkaisekepi/ iyaysekepan
To place inside for someone.
Isekepan na tooy eba-kol na pahiy cha baliy.
The person will put the rice inside the house for the old woman.
Entrance; refers to time of day when regular schedule starts, for school, job.
Empiyan i sekep na iskwida?
When will school start (i.e. what hour)? [Lit. When is the entrance of the students?]
Empiyan i awas na iskwida?
When does school end (i.e. what hour)?